For a long time, foldables have existed in that space between impressive and practical.
They looked good in demos. They made sense on paper. But when you actually used them day to day, something always felt slightly off. Too thick in the pocket. Too fragile to treat like a normal phone. Too limited in battery to really lean into everything they promised.
After spending real time with the HONOR Magic V6, it feels like that gap has finally closed.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 6th July 2026: The Brain & Performance Centre, a DP World company, has entered into a strategic partnership with Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai to advance collaboration in human performance, sport science, neuroscience, and cognition.
Formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) by Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Provost and Director of Middlesex University Dubai, and Dr Craig Cook, Chief Executive Officer of The Brain & Performance Centre, the collaboration brings together academic expertise and industry leadership to address emerging opportunities in performance science and brain health.
Initiative brings together leaders from government, business and international organizations to advance practical pathways to unlocking AI’s potential
Dubai, 6 July 2026 — Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, Salesforce Chair and CEO Marc Benioff, and ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin today announced the launch of the AI for Good Global Commission.
The Commission brings together more than 40 Founding Members — including Heads of State and Government, industry CEOs and top executives, and Heads of UN agencies — to help define practical pathways to strengthen trust, expand access and unlock AI’s potential to solve real-world challenges at the speed the technology demands.
The newly formed Commission occupies a unique position in the global AI landscape. By connecting leaders who build technology, deploy it at scale, shape policy and represent communities, the Commission seeks to help forge responsible AI solutions across sectors and borders while ensuring the participation of developing countries.
Expo Centre Sharjah concludes one of the exhibition’s strongest editions, recording a 41% increase in purchasing power and welcoming more than 96,000 visitors from 78 countries.
Sharjah, 6 July. 2026:
For five days, Sharjah became the meeting point of the global jewellery industry.
Master jewellers, renowned designers, international brands, manufacturers, collectors, and buyers travelled from across the world to participate in the 57th Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show, reaffirming the exhibition’s position as the Middle East’s largest and longest-running specialised jewellery exhibition and reinforcing Sharjah’s growing influence on the global exhibitions map.
Organised by Expo Centre Sharjah with the support of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, this year’s edition reflected more than the success of an exhibition. It demonstrated the continued international confidence in Sharjah’s ability to bring together global businesses, facilitate meaningful commercial partnerships, and provide a world-class platform for innovation, craftsmanship, and luxury trade.
Collaboration builds on G42–Microsoft strategic partnership and Microsoft’s $15.2 billion AI investment in UAE. Interoperability between Inception42’s Catalyst and Microsoft Copilot enables governments and enterprises to build, govern, and deploy sovereign AI agents across everyday workflows, accelerating the UAE’s transition to AI-native operations.
Inception42 and Microsoft Move Agentic AI From Pilots to Government and Enterprise Operations
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