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Nearly half of Hyatt’s 2022 additions were in EMEA

Nearly half of Hyatt’s 2022 additions were in EMEA

Hyatt has tripled the number of hotels in its portfolio in Europe over the past four years. BY CLARE NICHOLLS Hyatt Hotels Corporation has revealed that 45% of the properties that joined its system in 2022 were based in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). The region’s contribution to the Hyatt growth journey continues into 2023 through...

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Dial K for ‘Khakistocracy’

Dial K for ‘Khakistocracy’

The fourth estate has a sacred responsibility to the people. It should not continue to be selective in its outrage when it comes to matters of principle. By Zain Siddiqui An age-old children’s tale has recently started seeming like the perfect metaphor for our latest experiment with democracy. The story goes like this: A king...

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Australian surfer Blake Johnston smashes Guinness World record for longest serf session ever

Australian surfer Blake Johnston smashes Guinness World record for longest serf session ever

Raises $225,000 for mental health charity The Australian surfer Blake Johnson, an early-rising maniac they call Forrest Gump around Cronulla, has just stepped out of the water after stomping the Guinness world record for longest surf session ever, surfing for forty hours straight, catching over 500 waves and raising almost a quarter of a million dollars...

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Russian Jets Down US Drone Over Black Sea, Ukraine Army “Degraded”, Putin Blames US for Nord Attack

Russian Jets Down US Drone Over Black Sea, Ukraine Army “Degraded”, Putin Blames US for Nord Attack

A Russian fighter jet has collided with a US unmanned aircraft in international airspace over the Black Sea, causing it to crash. Ukraine’s Southern Command claims Russian proxies in occupied parts of Kherson Oblast are preparing to leave. A battalion commander in the 46th Air Assault Brigade has said that Ukraine’s army is not strong...

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Rishi Sunak runs into trouble for breaking rule again

Rishi Sunak runs into trouble for breaking rule again

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in trouble after he and his family were filmed walking their dog, Nova the Labrador, in central London’s Hyde Park. The video that has now been posted on social media shows the signage clearly stating that all dogs must be kept on leashes to avoid any untoward incidents and...

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In front of China’s eyes, the nearest F-35 fleet reached a kill rate

Despite the inflated costs and the unknown level of spending in the coming years, Australia is already considering buying more and more of Lockheed Martin’s stealth fighters. By Boyko Nikolov Australia has exceeded all expectations regarding the use of its F-35 stealth fighters. The culmination will happen sometime this year, and at worst it will be...

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UAE issues flying parcel delivery vehicle licence

UAE issues flying parcel delivery vehicle licence

UAE and UPS team up to begin testing flying parcel delivery service Flying parcel deliveries in the UAE are a step closer after licences were issued to delivery giant UPS to begin testing services. Using vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft to deliver parcels across the UAE could lead to speedy sending and receiving of...