In 2025, the UAE job market shows cautious hiring amid economic uncertainties, with strong demand in construction, banking, and tech. Government roles in Dubai, listed on the official portal dubaicareers.ae, offer expats stable, well-paid opportunities across sectors like urban planning, healthcare, and aviation. Salaries reach up to Dh50,000, reflecting a strategic shift toward valuing global expertise alongside Emirati talent.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reportedly told EU leaders that Beijing doesn't want Russia to lose the war in Ukraine, fearing a US shift of focus towards China. This admission, surprising to some EU officials, aligns with suspicions about China's stance. Wang denied materially supporting Russia, suggesting the war would be over if they were.
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Prince Harald von Hohenzollern, 63, tragically passed away from sudden cardiac arrest in Namibia while on a business trip. His wife, Princess Josefa von Hohenzollern, announced the news, expressing her profound grief and decision to suspend her mayoral re-election campaign in Leonberg. Expecting their first child soon, she will take time to mourn and care for their unborn child.
The White House declared that Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney yielded to President Trump's pressure by withdrawing a digital services tax targeting American tech companies, which had halted trade discussions. Karoline Leavitt stated that Trump's negotiation skills led to Canada's decision. Tensions rose after Trump suggested Canada should become the 51st state.
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