Gaza violence must not be allowed to spiral, Dubai establishes committee to resolve family business disputes, and more, Gulf News Editors comment on October 25 top news
Gaza violence must not be allowed to spiral, Dubai establishes committee to resolve family business disputes, and more, Gulf News Editors comment on October 25 top news
Also in focus: South Africa dominating with all-round cricket
GAZA VIOLENCE MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO SPIRAL: The escalation of violence in Gaza and its spiraling in the West Bank is deeply concerning, with more than 100 Palestinian lives lost in West Bank since the conflict began between Israel and Hamas. The situation in the West Bank had already been deteriorating before the Gaza war, resulting in the highest death toll since 2005. It is crucial that all parties involved make immediate efforts to halt this violence. The loss of civilian lives underscores the urgency of finding a peaceful resolution to this longstanding and complex conflict. (By Sadiq Shaban, Opinion Editor)
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DUBAI ESTABLISHES COMMITTEE TO RESOLVE FAMILY BUSINESS DISPUTES: A resolution was passed on Tuesday to establish a Committee for Family Business and Family Ownership Disputes Settlement. This committee will play a pivotal role in preserving the continuity and importance of family-run enterprises within Dubai's economy. Its primary aim is to address and resolve family business and ownership disputes. The committee is empowered to take timely measures to protect these businesses' operations, reputation, and financial stability during the dispute resolution process. The move aligns with Dubai's goal of becoming a leading global urban economy and an appealing investment destination. The committee comprises financial experts working with judges to provide specialized judicial expertise. (By Nivetha Dayanand, Web Editor)
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WE MUST DRIVE UP E-SCOOTER SAFETY: Using an electric scooter to get around is easy and cost-effective – but it can also be dangerous if we don’t follow the rules. In the past eight months, Dubai Police reported over 30 accidents involving electric bicycles and e-scooters, which claimed five lives and resulted in 29 injuries. Authorities have repeatedly warner riders not to take safety rules lightly. The latest advisory from Dubai Police serves as a reminder and opportunity for the community to commit to everyone’s wellbeing on the road. All it takes is wearing the right gear, ensuring the e-scooter is well maintained, and staying inside the allowed zones. (By Faisal Masudi, Assistant Editor)
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SOUTH AFRICA DOMINATING WITH ALL-ROUND CRICKET: South Africa is once again proving their prowess in the World Cup with an impressive display of aggressive batting. Shedding the unwanted label of "Chokers," they are determined to break their World Cup drought that began in 1992. Their powerful batting is complemented by a strong and diverse bowling lineup, primarily led by pacers. Their athleticism in the field adds to their well-rounded game. The only hiccup this time was their loss to the Netherlands while chasing a decent target. South Africa must now focus on avoiding further slip-ups as the league stage progresses. (By A.K.S. SATISH, Sports Editor)
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SHOULDN’T STARS BEHAVE BETTER? Celebrities living under the spotlight are expected to maintain high standards of public behavior and conduct, but it seems like South Indian actor Vinayakan missed that memo. Earlier this morning, news broke that the 'Jailor' actor was arrested by the Kerala police for causing a disturbance at a Kochi police station while allegedly under the influence of alcohol. In a video that's now making the rounds, a visibly animated Vinayakan is seen creating a scene at the precinct and was subsequently taken to a nearby hospital for a mandatory health check-up. Such incidents don't reflect well on anyone, particularly actors who are constantly under scrutiny. We hope that this serves as a sobering reminder for Vinayakan and other actors who might believe they are above the law. (By Manjusha Radhakrishnan, Entertainment Editor)
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