UAE: What is Abu Dhabi’s ‘Hayat’ program? How it enabled 1,090 life-saving organ transplants since 2017

Abu Dhabi has completed 1,090 organ transplants since launching the ‘Hayat’ programme in 2017, with a record 290 in 2024 alone. Major hospitals have led medical breakthroughs, including the UAE’s first combined heart-lung transplant. The Hayat programme encourages residents aged 21 and above to register as organ donors, aiming to save lives and advance ethical…

Read More

Manoj Pahwa, Ayesha Raza on OTT platforms reshaping Indian films: ‘It lets us experiment more’

Versatile actors Manoj Pahwa and Ayesha Raza are embracing the evolving Indian entertainment landscape, particularly the rise of OTT platforms. Pahwa notes how these platforms encourage fresh narratives and experimentation, a trend now influencing films. Raza, also a theatre veteran, anticipates being viewed in new light. Both will star in the upcoming Netflix comedy-drama ‘Single…

Read More

Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces plan to ‘eliminate corrupt H-1B program’ as Trump goes back on his ‘America First’ agenda

Marjorie Taylor Greene is pushing to phase out the H-1B visa program, aiming to end the “mass replacement of American workers.” This move creates internal MAGA divisions, as it contrasts with Donald Trump’s recent defense of the program, citing a need for specialized foreign talent in sectors like technology and defense.

Read More

Qatar introduces jail and QR100,000 fine for privacy violations in major cybercrime law update

Qatar has enacted a new cybercrime law amendment, effective August 4, 2025, imposing strict penalties for unauthorized sharing of images or videos online. Violators face imprisonment up to one year and fines up to QR100,000 for infringing on individual privacy. This measure complements existing data protection laws, strengthening personal data safeguards in the digital sphere.

Read More

AI just changed hiring forever: 6 ways professionals can stay ahead

AI is fundamentally reshaping the hiring landscape, enabling greater scale and automation but introducing significant risks like algorithmic bias and opaque decision-making. Professionals must adapt by cultivating AI fluency, emphasizing uniquely human strengths, demanding transparency and engaging in continuous learning. This evolution necessitates new strategies for career competitiveness and educational preparedness.

Read More