Articles curated and written by students of Sunmarke School and Regent International School | | | | |
Binance Founder Pardoned by Trump. What Does this Mean?
Will the Trump administration be kind to white-collar crimes? That’s the question being asked after the US President pardoned Binance chief Changpeng Zhao. Once the blue-eyed boy of the crypto world and credited with making Binance the world’s largest trading platform for digital assets, Zhao was found guilty of money-laundering violations and sentenced. But now he potentially has a way to get back into business. What will that mean for crypto? Read here.
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More Job Cuts At Nestle
Nestlé announced it will cut 16,000 jobs worldwide over the next two years,
according to new CEO Philipp Navratil. The move will mainly affect white-collar roles as the company works to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Despite the cuts, Nestlé reported 1.5% organic growth in the third quarter, driven by strong coffee and confectionery sales. The restructuring aims to boost profitability, streamline operations, and restore investor confidence after rising costs and leadership changes. See more
Contributed by Harsh, Year 9,
Sunmarke School
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Regent Students Excel at STEAM Competition
Innovation and sustainability lie at the heart of Regent’s Signature Programmes and the Year 9 students proved just that at the ‘Blueprints for the Future’ STEAM competition. From designing low-carbon structures to managing real-world building challenges, students showed remarkable creativity. Check them out.
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Emirati Filmmaker Enthralls Sunmarkers
Sunmarke’s media students had the incredible opportunity to learn from Emirati film director and screenwriter Maitha Alawadi, gaining real world insights into the art of developing compelling film ideas and narratives. Click below to see what went down at the session. Sunmarke’s budding filmmakers thoroughly enjoyed the session.
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How JINS Al Mamsha Makes Young Learners Feel at Home
Every drop-off feels right at Jumeirah International Nurseries, Al Mamsha. Check out the heartwarming video by clicking the link below to find out how this amazing space makes little ones learn, play and feel right at home, surrounded by care and warmth.
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Would You Move to this Village in Italy if You Were Paid?
For most people, moving to a quiet village in Italy and leading a life amid vineyards, olive groves and hills would be a dream. What if we told you that you can actually do that and even get paid in return? Or better still, what if your expenses and rents were also looked after for two years? Radicondoli, a charming destination in Tuscany, is offering that and more. Read this.
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Meet the Physics Nobel Peace Prize Winners of 2025
The Royal Swedish Academy of Science announced the Nobel Prize in Physics to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martins. The three winners will share a prize money of 11 million Swedish kronor. The Nobel committee recognised the breakthrough work - the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantisation in an electric circuit. The electronic devices that most of us use rely on it, and the findings are being used to build extremely powerful computers. Even for a field often considered dense, this discovery sounds amazing! Click here to read more!
Contributed by Komal, Year 11, Sunmarke School
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Which Dubai Areas Will See Rental Growth?
As the year ends for those interested in real estate and its developments, the question remains: are rents likely to rise further or will they stabilise? The last couple of years have seen a spectacular increase but experts continue giving mixed signals of where the realty market is headed. However, with new districts and business hubs coming up, this detailed report can give you an indication of where to invest and where to rent.
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Where to Celebrate Halloween in Dubai
Dubai takes its Halloween celebrations rather seriously. Just a visit to the friendly neighbourhood supermarket would give you an indication of all the spooky outfits, games and looks available that you need to make a truly terrifying entrance at a party. Fortunately, the city’s restaurants and attractions are all geared up to ensure you have a truly wicked time. Check out this list of what’s happening during Halloween season in Dubai!
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How Rising Heat is Impacting Our Brains
Our Earth is getting hotter and scientists want to know how heat affects our brains. Take the example of Jake, a boy who has a sickness called Dravet Syndrome, which makes him have seizures. When it gets very hot, Jake’s seizures happen more often. It’s seen that hotter summers and heatwaves are making his sickness harder to live with. This is just an example of how rising heat from climate change affects our brains and health. But what are we doing about it?
Contributed by Stephen,
Year 9, Sunmarke School
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When AI Adventures Go Wrong
Have you ever spent loads of time on the laptop trying to find a perfect vacation deal? Do you think that AI could help with this? If so, you might be wrong. Today many people use AI to help with their lives, so it isn‘t surprising that people would also use it to plan trips as well. Al tools can provide helpful tips and advice, but also can have a nasty side. Imagine being sent to the Eiffel Tower... in Italy. Read this piece to find out why it’s not always a good idea to make AI your friend while planning holidays.
Contributed by Riccardo,
Year 7, Sumarke School
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Ditto Music Mastering
An essential for every artist, Ditto Music Mastering instantly refines your tracks to deliver studio-quality sound on any device or platform. Just upload your song to get a free, full-length mastered preview before you download the final version—ideal for ensuring your music sounds crisp, balanced, and ready for release.
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SideChef
SideChef makes cooking foolproof with guided recipes, photos, and videos that walk you through every step. Its RecipeGen AI turns any food photo into a shoppable, step-by-step recipe—perfect for recreating restaurant dishes or mastering new cuisines with confidence.
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Sumo Wrestling Comes to London
Crowds in London were amazed as sumo champions Yokozuna Onosato and Hoshoryu toured central London recently, ahead of the Grand Sumo Tournament at the Royal Albert Hall, a first for the UK in 34 years. Dressed in traditional kimono, they visited Buckingham Palace and Westminster, drawing cheers and admiration. The tournament, held from October 15 to 19, featured a dohyō built from British soil. For many Londoners, it was a rare chance to experience Japan’s national sport.
Contributed by Tishara, Year 9, Sunmarke School
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How Jacob Elordi Became Frankenstein’s monster
It is one of the most iconic characters from literature that has been translated to the movies and now we have a whole new character. Frankenstein’s monster, first created 200 years ago by novelist Mary Shelley, has seen many movie and TV avatars but the latest is surprisingly, Hollywood heartthrob Jacob Elordi. The movie will release in November but Elordi’s performance and looks are already creating a huge buzz. Find out why.
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How to Treat Difficult Family Dynamics
You are not destined to become your parents - no matter what anyone says. While we may love them deeply, growing up often reveals unhealthy family patterns we’ve unknowingly absorbed. The truth? Every family has its flaws, but awareness gives you the power to change. Ready to break free from the cycle and create a healthier legacy? Learn how to tackle dysfunctional family patterns head-on.
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