Starting 24 November 2025

Welcome to this week's news, all summarised with amazing AI. Join us as we explore exciting places, meet historical figures, discover amazing animals, and learn about cool science. Each article is packed with fun facts that will expand your knowledge and spark your curiosity.

πŸ’° Economy

The Conversation Β· 27.11.25How the financial markets reacted to the UK budget (and why they matter)Chancellors don't want to spook investors.
  • 🌍 The UK shared its new money plan and many important money experts already knew what was coming so they were not surprised.
  • πŸ’° These experts include people who buy things like government promises to pay back money which helps the country borrow more easily.
  • πŸ’· The value of the British pound stayed steady because nothing in the plan made traders feel worried or excited.
  • πŸ“‰ Even small changes in how much it costs the government to borrow can help keep things calm for families and businesses that need loans.
  • ⭐ In the end the experts felt the plan was safe and sensible which kept everything stable, but the government still needs to keep proving it can manage money well.

πŸ’· Fun Fact!

The ink used to print money changes color when you tilt it, that's one way to tell if money is real!

πŸ”¬ Science

Entrepreneur Β· 28.11.25L'OrΓ©al-UNESCO Honors 12 Years of Women in ScienceThe Middle East Young Talents Program marks its 12th edition, celebrating Arab women advancing STEM and empowering 63 researchers with AED3.8 million in endowments.
  • 🌟 A big science program called L'OrΓ©al UNESCO celebrates Arab women who do important science work and make the world better.
  • πŸ§ͺ These women study many cool subjects like robots that can fix engines, plants that can fight diseases, seaweed that helps the planet, and even how our genes work.
  • 🌍 The program has supported more than four thousand women scientists from many countries since it started, and it also helps young scientists in the Middle East.
  • πŸŽ“ This year and last year, talented students and doctors from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, and Qatar were given awards to continue their research.
  • πŸ’‘ The goal is to help more girls become scientists because girls everywhere can discover amazing things.
UNESCO Β· 25.11.25Towards a Human-Centered Scientific Culture in the Arab WorldFrom crisis response to visionary renewal, Arab science takes a bold step toward collaboration and cultural resonance.
  • 🌍 Scientists in the Arab world want to work together to make science help people's everyday lives and make communities happier and stronger.
  • 🏫 At a big meeting in Cairo, many teachers, scientists, and students talked about how science should be kind, fair, and focused on helping everyone.
  • 🀝 The speakers explained that countries in the region share language and culture, which makes it easier for them to learn together and create new ideas.
  • 🎨 They also said that stories, books, and fun characters can make science exciting and easier for children and adults to understand.
  • πŸ€– The event showed that the future of science includes teamwork, new technology, and listening to young people so science can support a better world.

πŸ† Fun Fact!

Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different sciences!

πŸ‰ Sports

BBC Sport Β· 28.11.25Antoine Dupont: France captain set for Toulouse return after eight months outFrance captain Antoine Dupont will make his return from a serious knee injury in Toulouse's Top 14 match against Racing 92 on Saturday.
  • πŸ‰ Antoine Dupont, a famous French rugby player, is coming back after hurting his knee and resting for eight months.
  • πŸ’ͺ He got injured during a big match against Ireland, but now he feels strong again and is ready to play for his team Toulouse.
  • ⭐ His coaches say he is super talented and still plays just as well as before, which makes his team feel confident.
  • πŸ₯‡ Dupont has already won many championships and even an Olympic gold medal, so everyone is excited to see him return.
  • 😒 Toulouse is happy about Dupont but sad because another teammate, Juan Cruz Mallia, got hurt and cannot play for the rest of the season.
F1 Β· 28.11.25Piastri beats Russell and Norris to Qatar Sprint poleOscar Piastri claimed a crucial pole position for the Qatar Sprint, beating George Russell and McLaren team mate Lando Norris to the top spot.
  • 🌟 Oscar Piastri was the fastest driver and will start the Qatar Sprint race in first place after an amazing lap.
  • πŸš— George Russell came very close and will start beside him, while Lando Norris tried hard but slid wide on his last corner.
  • 🏁 Fernando Alonso and Yuki Tsunoda also did really well and finished in the top positions, while Max Verstappen struggled with a bouncing car and ended up sixth.
  • ⚠️ Some drivers lost their lap times because they went outside the track limits, which means they crossed the white lines.
  • ⏱️ All the drivers will race on Saturday in a shorter fun race called the Sprint to see who can keep their place or move forward.

🏎️ Fun Fact!

Formula 1 cars can go from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds, that's faster than a cheetah can run!

πŸ•Œ Fashion, History & Culture

Morocco World News Β· 27.11.25The Moroccan Fair 2026 to Bring Heritage, Fashion and Handicrafts to DubaiThe first edition of The Moroccan Fair, an international exhibition dedicated entirely to Moroccan brands, is scheduled to debut in 2026.
  • 🌟 A big Moroccan Fair will happen in Dubai in 2026, and it will show beautiful things made by creative people from Morocco.
  • 🎨 Many designers will bring clothes, decorations, jewelry, beauty items, and special handmade crafts for everyone to see.
  • πŸ•Œ Dubai was chosen because it is a famous place where people from all over the world come to visit and learn new things.
  • 🧡 The fair will choose the best brands to join and will make the event look modern and fun with creative designs.
  • 🧺 Morocco's handmade crafts are very important for the country and help bring a lot of money to the people who make them.
ArchDaily Β· 24.11.25Mecanoo's Natural History Museum Opens in Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Cultural DistrictExplore the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, where 35,000 sqm of design meets 2,600 specimens, including rare dinosaur fossils.
  • 🌟 The new Natural History Museum in Abu Dhabi just opened, and it tells the story of our planet from the very beginning.
  • πŸ¦– Inside, children can see real dinosaur skeletons including two Tyrannosaurus rexes standing together and a giant group of sauropods.
  • 🏜️ The building looks like special desert rocks and has plants and water areas that make it feel like a natural place to explore.
  • πŸ”¬ There are labs where visitors can watch scientists study fossils and animals to learn how living things change and survive.
  • 🌍 The museum wants families to be curious about nature and understand how the Earth changed so we can take care of it in the future.

πŸ¦• Fun Fact!

Even though T-Rex had tiny arms, each arm could lift over 400 pounds, that's like picking up a baby piano!

✈️ Technology & AI

NDTV Β· 29.11.25Major Flight Disruption Expected As Airbus Upgrades 6,000 A320 AircraftSeveral airlines announced delayed or cancelled flights on Friday following an Airbus alert that up to 6,000 operational A320 aircraft may require upgrades.
  • πŸ›« Many A320 airplanes need a software fix because strong sunlight can confuse the computers that help them fly safely.
  • 🌞 The sun's radiation can change important data inside the planes, so engineers must update the software.
  • 🧰 Most planes will be fixed in a few hours, but about one thousand planes might take weeks, which means some flights will be delayed.
  • ✈️ Airlines like Air France and Avianca already cancelled flights and told families that travel plans may change.
  • πŸ›¬ A plane had a computer problem in October and had to land quickly, so now all A320 planes are being checked to keep everyone safe.
McKinsey & Company Β· 25.11.25Agents, robots, and us: Skill partnerships in the age of AILearn how AI is transforming work, focusing on the collaboration between humans, agents, and robots.
  • 🧠 AI is becoming smarter and can help people do many kinds of jobs, but it will not replace humans because people are needed to guide it.
  • πŸ€– Robots can do some physical jobs and AI can do thinking jobs, which means people will work together with machines to get things done faster and better.
  • πŸ‘©β€πŸ« Most human skills like talking, helping, and solving problems will still matter, but people will use them in new ways while working with AI.
  • πŸ’» More jobs now ask people to understand how to use AI tools, which is becoming one of the fastest growing skills in the world.
  • 🌟 By the year 2030, teamwork between people and smart machines could help create a lot more value and make work easier for everyone.

⚑ Fun Fact!

Airplanes are struck by lightning about once every 1,000 hours of flight time, but they're built to safely conduct the electricity around the passengers!

🦈 Animals

Environment Β· 24.11.25International conference to protect wildlife in trade begins185 Parties gather at the CITES CoP20 to ensure that global trade in wildlife is sustainable.
  • 🦁 A big world meeting called CITES CoP20 is happening in Uzbekistan, where countries talk about how to keep animals and plants safe when people trade them.
  • 🐒 Leaders want to make sure wild creatures are not taken too much, so they can live safely in nature and not disappear forever.
  • 🦈 Many ocean animals like sharks and eels need extra protection because too many are being caught or traded illegally.
  • 🌍 Countries are working together to stop wildlife crime and to help nature stay strong, so people and animals can have a healthy future.
  • 🌱 The EU and many others want better rules and smarter tools to keep nature safe for everyone on Earth.

🦈 Fun Fact!

A shark can lose over 30,000 teeth in its lifetime and can grow a new set in just 2 weeks!

Amazing Fun Facts You Won't Believe!

Here are some incredible facts about the topics we covered that will blow your mind!

⚑ Lightning & Planes

Airplanes are struck by lightning about once every 1,000 hours of flight time, but they're built to safely conduct the electricity around the passengers!

🏎️ F1 Super Speeds

Formula 1 cars can go from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds, that's faster than a cheetah can run!

🧴 Ancient Perfume

The oldest perfume factory in the world was discovered in Cyprus and is over 4,000 years old, older than the pyramids!

πŸ€– AI Memory

Some AI computers can process information 1 million times faster than the human brain!

πŸ† Women Scientists

Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different sciences!

🦈 Shark Teeth

A shark can lose over 30,000 teeth in its lifetime and can grow a new set in just 2 weeks!

πŸ¦• T-Rex Arms

Even though T-Rex had tiny arms, each arm could lift over 400 pounds, that's like picking up a baby piano!

πŸ‰ Rugby Ball Origins

Rugby was invented when a student picked up a soccer ball during a game and ran with it, breaking all the rules!

πŸ’· Money Magic

The ink used to print money changes color when you tilt it, that's one way to tell if money is real!

πŸ“ Quiz Time! Test Your Knowledge

Let's see how much you remember from this week's news! Pick the correct answer for each question.

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πŸ’· Why did the British pound stay steady after the UK budget?

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