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In a grand ceremony held in Changsha, Hunan province, on November 6, 2025, thirty exemplary doctors and nurses were celebrated for their remarkable contributions to healthcare at the “China’s Good Doctors and Good Nurses” event. The event, which featured interviews, documentaries, and stage performances, showcased the inspiring stories of these medical professionals. Among the honorees was Li Zan, Director of the Department of Oncology Plastic Surgery at Hunan Cancer Hospital, who has pioneered advanced cancer treatments in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Another notable figure, Zhu Huifang, a nurse from Huzhou, Zhejiang province, shared her heartwarming experiences as part of China’s medical aid mission in Africa, where she earned the affectionate title “Chinese Mom” from local children. Since its launch in 2017, the program has recognized over 1,100 individuals and 15 teams across 24 events nationwide. Earlier that day, a free large-scale clinic was organized in a Changsha park, where a volunteer team of renowned doctors and nurses provided services to more than 900 residents.

The Dubai travel and social media community is reeling from the sudden and tragic passing of Anunay Sood, a beloved travel influencer, who died at the age of 32 while in Las Vegas. Known for his cinematic storytelling and inspiring travel content, Anunay had made Dubai his creative hub, deeply influencing fellow creators and fans across the region. His unexpected death has left many in shock, with tributes pouring in from friends, fans, and colleagues who remember him as a humble and passionate individual. Kaunain, a UAE-based travel influencer, shared how Anunay’s work inspired her to create travel content, recalling his generosity in helping her plan a trip to Kashmir. Parikshit Balochi, a popular RJ and influencer, expressed his disbelief, calling the loss heartbreaking. Ashish Sharma, a Dubai-based real estate agent, highlighted how Anunay’s adventurous spirit resonated with many, representing freedom and the pursuit of experiences. The community now rallies to support his family during this difficult time, remembering Anunay’s legacy as a true inspiration.

China is intensifying efforts to ensure high-quality employment opportunities for university graduates, building on recent successes in job creation. Minister of Education Huai Jinpeng highlighted this initiative during a national meeting on Wednesday, emphasizing that graduates are vital talent resources whose employment reflects the broader goal of delivering education that meets societal expectations and enhances public welfare.

A decision by West Midlands Police to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending a football match in Birmingham has ignited a political storm and raised concerns about community safety. The ban, initially criticized by the British government as antisemitic, was based on a police assessment that identified significant risks to public order. Documents obtained by Middle East Eye reveal that authorities concluded there was a ‘medium risk to local Muslim communities’ and a ‘high risk to away supporters,’ citing a history of violent and racist behavior among some Maccabi fans. The police also noted fears expressed by various communities about potential attacks and the impact on social cohesion. The controversy deepened when Dutch police informed West Midlands Police that over 200 Maccabi fans involved in violent incidents in Amsterdam were linked to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and were ‘highly organized’ and ‘intent on causing serious violence.’ Despite government criticism, the ban was upheld, with over 700 officers deployed to manage the match and planned pro-Palestine protests. Critics, including MP Jeremy Corbyn, accused the government of distorting facts for political gain, while independent MP Iqbal Mohamed defended the ban as a necessary measure for public safety. The incident highlights the complex interplay between sports, politics, and community relations in a tense geopolitical climate.

Educational experts and officials in Sharjah have underscored the importance of early parental involvement in addressing students’ behavioral and academic challenges. Speaking at a panel titled “Family and Education… A Partnership to Shape the Future” during the Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF 2025), they highlighted the critical role of collaboration between schools and families in fostering children’s wellbeing and success. The session, organized by the Sharjah Emirate Advisory Council, featured insights from members of the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC), sociologists, and education specialists. Dr. Alaa Al Taie, Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Sharjah, emphasized that a child’s emotional expression and resilience are rooted in their home environment, but schools must proactively identify and address early signs of difficulties. “Schools should engage families at the first indication of a problem, not when it’s too late. Parental involvement is essential for resolving issues effectively,” she stated. Dr. Ahmed Saleh Al Naqbi, a member of the Sharjah Consultative Council, stressed the need for transparency between schools and parents, warning that withholding information out of hesitation or fear can exacerbate risks. “Early dialogue helps us prevent rather than react,” he said. Saeed Matar Al Tuniji, Chairman of the Family Affairs Committee at the SCC, added that such collaboration lays the foundation for future generations. “We are shaping individuals who can face life’s challenges. Families, educators, and the media must work together,” he noted. Al Tuniji also addressed the impact of technology and artificial intelligence on children, urging schools and parents to guide students in safe and balanced usage. The 44th edition of the Sharjah International Book Fair, themed “Tales of Letters,” continues to promote reading, education, and cross-disciplinary dialogue, featuring over 2,000 publishers and numerous sessions with global experts. To enhance accessibility, the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) has expanded transport services in coordination with the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), introducing new bus and marine routes connecting Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman to the Expo Centre Sharjah.