February 10, 2026

Dubai Uses AI and New Roads to Cut Traffic Jams, Boost Future Mobility

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority is upgrading roads and deploying AI traffic systems to tackle rising congestion. New projects like driverless pods and air taxis aim to transform urban travel by 2026.

February 10, 2026

100,000 Palestinians Face Eviction Risks After Losing Israeli Work Permits Post-Hamas Attack

Around 100,000 Palestinians in the West Bank fear eviction after losing Israeli work permits following Hamas' October 2023 attack. Many cannot pay rent and hide from eviction threats.

February 10, 2026

Europeans Book Fewer US Trips Amid Immigration Concerns and Long-Haul Fatigue, Says Tui

Europe’s biggest travel operator, Tui, sees less demand for US travel from Europeans. Immigration issues under Trump and a drop in long-haul travel interest play a role. Meanwhile, demand grows for trips to the Caribbean, Asia, and Emirates. Tui still posts a strong quarterly profit, boosted by cruise business.

February 10, 2026

Drought in Kenya Leaves Over 2 Million Facing Hunger and Severe Malnutrition

More than two million Kenyans face hunger as drought grips the region. Livestock are dying and water shortages worsen, raising fears of a growing crisis linked to climate change.

February 10, 2026

UGC Boosts Global Learning in Hong Kong Universities with HK$100 Million Funding

The University Grants Committee (UGC) supports Hong Kong public universities with HK$100 million to expand global learning and student exchange. Non-local student numbers rose over 30%, with Belt and Road and ASEAN region students increasing up to 240%. Programs include cultural immersion, internships, and collaborative projects, enriching students' intercultural skills and global exposure.