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From medicines to microchips: What happens when the world’s air corridors shut down

From life-saving medicines to the tiny components powering global industries, the world depends on an intricate network of planes, ships and ports. But as geopolitical disruptions redraw trade routes, a fundamental transformation is underway, and the Gulf could play a defining role in what comes next

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Newmark report reveals Seoul office vacancy rate reached 4 5 percent

Real estate advisory firm Newmark published its third quarter 2026 market report recording a 4 5 per cent vacancy rate across prime Grade A office properties in Seoul

  • Seoul office vacancy rate at 4.5% in Q3 2026
  • Tenant relocations increased available space in CBD and GBD
  • Financial institutions' relocations reduced YBD vacancy

Math's 'romantic era' is over, UCLA prodigy says

Terence Tao earned his doctorate in mathematics when he was 20. He says AI tools are upending his field.

  • Terence Tao, UCLA professor, says heroic era of mathematics ends
  • AI tools solve hundreds of problems with minimal human input
  • OpenAI's breakthroughs spark controversy over AI transparency

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