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From the Editors: Visit Gulf News EduFair to know all about higher education in the UAE

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Published: August 10, 2021 12:38 Gulf News Editors/Compiled by Devadasan K P, Picture Editor

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Stock University students campus — VISIT GULF NEWS EDUFAIR TO KNOW ALL ABOUT HIGHER EDUCATION: At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt high education plans, Gulf New offers a unique opportunity to students in UAE and abroad to learn all about higher education options within the country. The free-to-attend Gulf News EduFair 2021 is being held from August 12 to 14 in Dubai with the participation of all the major universities in the UAE. Parents and students should visit the fair to learn about matters related to the September intake and beyond, and register with the world-class accredited study programmes in higher education. Getting quality higher education in the UAE while staying close to families during this pandemic era is definitely a golden chance which should not be missed. [COMMENT BY: Ashfaq Ahmed, Senior Assistant Editor] Image Credit: Shutterstock

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OPN 210810 EDIT — ‘CODE RED FOR HUMANITY’: A RUDE WAKE UP CALL: We have seen it during the past few months. The deadly wildfires and floods across continents. Even Siberia has been hit by unprecedented forest fires. And the United Nations yesterday sounded a ‘code red for humanity.’ No area is safe. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, the 3,000-plus-page report from 234 scientists, said. The reason is us: Humans have pushed the climate into ‘unprecedented’ territory. From warming oceans to more extreme weather, scientists detailed a world rapidly altered, with worse impacts likely to come unless green-house gas pollution falls dramatically. “It’s just guaranteed that it’s going to get worse,’’ the report said. But the good news is it is still possible for us to forestall the most dire impacts. Over 100 countries have made informal pledges to achieve “net zero’’ human-caused carbon dioxide emissions around mid-century. The report said those commitments are essential. The message is loud and clear and the ball now is in our court. [COMMENT BY: Stephen N R, Senior Associate Editor] Image Credit: AFP

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TAB 191017 sanjay leela bhansali-1571298943580 — A NEW WORLD AWAITS: Bollywood filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali is an icon in his own right. His movies are some of the best in the industry — spectacles of light, colour, dance and more. Now, he’s set to make the switch to digital with a new series for Netflix. While purists might feel he’s selling out to streaming, for the director who’s been in the industry for 25 years, this will be a chance to reinvent his art and adapt to new trends. As long as the project retains Bhansali’s essence, it’s sure to be a hit. [COMMENT BY: Jennifer Barretto, Assistant Editor – Features] Image Credit: IANS

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