Emirates has launched a global recruitment drive for cabin crew, inviting candidates worldwide to apply online. Offering competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and extensive training in Dubai, the airline promises a unique lifestyle and career growth. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including language skills and physical requirements. This opportunity opens doors to an exciting, rewarding career with one of aviation’s most prestigious teams.
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Central Texas faces deadly floods. Animal rescue groups are helping displaced pets. Best Friends Animal Society airlifted cats and dogs. They provide shelter and hope for reunification. Local partners need donations. The disaster's full impact on animals is still unfolding. Search for human victims continues amidst devastation. Over 120 people died and 170 are missing.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has imposed sanctions on UN official Francesca Albanese for her criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza. Albanese, a UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur, is accused of advocating for ICC investigations into alleged Israeli war crimes and leading a campaign against the US and Israeli economies.
Fueled by significant investment and growing local enthusiasm, Gulf football is experiencing a surge. Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal, a record-holding champion, leads the charge alongside Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Nassr, attracting global stars. UAE's Al-Ain and Shabab Al-Ahli also stand out, while Qatar's Al-Sadd and Al-Rayyan showcase the nation's post-World Cup strength.
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