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World Pilots’ Day: Cockpit Talk Inside the Boeing 737

In celebration of World Pilots’ Day on 26 April, Batik Air’s Captain Khairulirwan Kamaruddin reflects on an inspiring aviation journey that has spanned 25 years, nearly 15,000 flight hours, and countless memorable moments above the clouds.

Cybercrime Expands, VIDA Urges Stronger Fintech Security

Across Southeast Asia, cybercrime is expanding into organised, cross-border operations, exposing fintech platforms to more sophisticated and scalable threats and driving demand for stronger, layered security.
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Hamas Has No Place, Declares America’s Kamala Harris

US Vice President Kamala Devi Harris (Kamala Harris), sketching America's post-7 October vision for the 2nd rump state of Palestine, said that Hamas would have no place in any new civilian administration in the Gaza Strip!

Amnesty Gives Hamas And Israel Life After Hostages Return

The Israeli Parliament can grant Amnesty for Hamas, thereby avoiding contradiction in terms, i.e. fullscale siege of the Gaza Strip after temporary ceasefire for hostage exchange ends, and Israel shedding more blood!

China Alienates Israel And America On Free Palestine Dream

Israel and India at the same time may draw closer than ever before on the Biblical Holy Land, based purely on the rule of law and bound by common values, as China signals that it can't be with the Jewish state for peace in the Middle East!

Saudi Arabia Nod For Israel Risks Palestine Dream

Saudi Arabia can put in caveats before recognising Israel and exchanging diplomats, and forging full business and other ties!

Old Palestine Finds Way Forward For Islam In Jerusalem

Hebrew, Arabic and English can be retained as official languages in Old Palestine, the territory that existed before 1948 with Jordan, and culture can be one or separate.

The Jews And Muslims In The Mid-East And What’s Happening Now

PART 2: THE JEWS AND MUSLIMS IN THE MIDDLE EAST Many misunderstandings about Jewish-Muslim relationships have been blown out-of-proportion, whence before 1948, there was almost...