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Dubai / WAM A specialised state-of-the-art hospital has opened its doors in Dubai Science Park, offering spinal, neurosurgical, neurological, orthopaedic and radiosurgery treatments, supported by an advanced cancer centre and neuro-rehabilitation space. The AED 700 million Neuro Spinal Hospital and Radiosurgery Centre has 114 beds – four times the capacity of its former premises in Jumeirah. The hospital also features ...

SHARJAH / WAM Sharjah Airport received the inaugural flight of the Kazakh airline “FlyArystan”, coming from Almaty International Airport and greeted it with a traditional water cannon salute. The airline seeks to benefit from the growing demand for travel to and from the Emirate of Sharjah by building this line, with a frequency of two weekly flights. The choice of ...

Abu Dhabi / WAM The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) announced that it conducted 266,926 additional Covid-19 tests over the past 24 hours, using state-of-the-art medical testing equipment. In a statement, the ministry stressed its aim to continue expanding the scope of testing nationwide to facilitate the early detection of coronavirus cases and carry out the necessary treatment. As ...

Dubai / WAM Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Dubai Chamber) launched a new video series that showcases the impactful ways in which it will connect local and global business communities at Expo 2020 Dubai. The “En Route To The Expo” series focuses on business leaders from the UAE, sharing their thoughts on what they are expecting from the mega-event, ...

Abu Dhabi / WAM The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE) has announced the launch of construction of a Wastewater Monitoring Lab in Abu Dhabi that will analyse wastewater samples and issue early warnings to prevent the spread of infectious diseases or harmful substances, as well as curb any adverse effects on the environment. The lab is being developed in ...

In the wake of the pandemic, Americans are rediscovering the importance of the economy’s supply side. But this won’t be a rerun of the 1980 — we’re learning that there’s a lot more to bolstering supply than tax cuts and deregulation. Economists, as most people know, tend to think of the world in terms of supply and demand. The Great ...

Consumer prices paid by city dwellers in the US rose more than 7% last month and more than 9% in April on an annualised basis. If this keeps up the rest of the year, it will be the highest inflation rate the US has experienced since the 1980s. But fear not, say some investors and the Federal Reserve, the bond ...

Energy policy is often judged by three criteria: cost, reliability and effect on carbon emissions. That makes good sense. The energy sector is remarkably politicised. The current infrastructure could probably not be built under the regulatory regime, which may also hinder the development of tomorrow’s green-energy infrastructure. It is not easy to put wind turbines next to the homes of ...

Are Texas and California really so different? They certainly look different from the rest of the country in one respect. For all their contrasts, Texas and California are currently united in asking their respective populations to unplug appliances and forgo the air conditioning. Both have experienced blackouts of some form in the past year, and both have issued warnings about ...

Bloomberg The UK government signalled it will keep restrictions on overseas travel in place for now to control a surge in coronavirus infections and the risk of new variants of the virus taking hold. Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said “normal” holidays were “never going to be the case” this year because of increasing Covid-19 cases. His comments indicate increasing concern ...