Bahrain’s job market 2025: Key sectors, companies, and open roles for job seekers

Bahrain’s economy in 2025 is booming, creating high demand for skilled professionals across fintech, IT, tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics. Government initiatives and investments are fueling this dynamic job market. Companies like Ahli United Bank, AWS Bahrain, Ritz-Carlton, and ALBA are actively recruiting. Job seekers can explore opportunities on LinkedIn, Bayt.com, and Careers.gov.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang drops bold prediction: AI will make more millionaires in 5 years than the Internet did in 20

Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, predicts AI will create more millionaires faster than the internet. He says AI empowers creators and businesses. Huang believes AI will spawn new industries and streamline product development. Companies will need separate AI development divisions. Nvidia plans a massive AI infrastructure build. Huang warns that AI proficiency is now essential for…

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NEET UG counselling 2025: MCC adds new seats in round 2, extends registration deadline; check notice here

The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has extended the Round 2 NEET UG counselling schedule for 2025 admissions. This decision accommodates the addition of newly accredited medical seats from the NMC and ongoing NRI document verification. The revised schedule, to be released on the MCC portal, aims to ensure fair seat allocation for MBBS, BDS, and…

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Why do dogs feel so restless during Diwali: How noise and sound impacts their brain

Diwali’s festive fireworks, while joyous for humans, cause significant stress and fear in dogs due to their heightened hearing sensitivity. Loud, unpredictable noises trigger a fight-or-flight response, flooding their brains with stress hormones. Pet owners can help by creating a calm indoor environment, masking sounds, and offering gentle comfort to ensure a peaceful celebration for…

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1,000 police officers, army, helicopters, drones, water cannons: How Italy dealt with Pro-Palestinian activists before World Cup qualifier

Italy triumphed 3-0 over Israel in a World Cup qualifier amidst significant pro-Palestinian protests in Udine. Thousands marched, clashing with police, despite a Gaza ceasefire. Coach Gattuso acknowledged the tense atmosphere. Mateo Retegui netted twice, securing Italy a playoff spot. Protesters called for Israel’s exclusion from international football.

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