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The UAE has established the National Media Authority, consolidating three existing bodies to create a unified media regulator. This move aims to enhance national media coordination, governance, and international positioning. The Authority will oversee content standards, licensing, and professional accreditation, while strengthening the Emirates News Agency (WAM) as a global news...

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Unstable weather in the UAE prompts remote work for Dubai government employees on December 19th. Authorities urge caution, advising residents to stay indoors and avoid coastal areas due to heavy rain, strong winds, and rough seas. Private sector companies are encouraged to adopt flexible work arrangements, prioritizing employee safety amidst hazardous conditions.

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India and Saudi Arabia have signed a mutual visa exemption agreement for holders of diplomatic, special, and official passports. This move simplifies short-stay travel for government officials and diplomats, fostering closer bilateral relations and facilitating smoother execution of joint programs. The agreement signifies growing trust and cooperation between the two nations.

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Prime Minister Modi's Oman visit forged a modern powerhouse from ancient ties. A Joint Vision Document and four MoUs were signed, boosting economic diversification, trade, and maritime cooperation. These agreements pave the way for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, strengthening India-Oman relations and opening new regional avenues.

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Albert Einstein's dying wish for cremation and secret ash scattering was partially ignored. While his body was cremated, pathologist Thomas Harvey removed his brain and eyeballs. The eyes, given to his ophthalmologist, remain in a New York safe deposit box, their purpose unclear and their existence a quiet contradiction to Einstein's rejection of physical veneration.

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