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Hilal Mir

  • Content Editor and Producer, TRENDS
Srinagar
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MENA energy transition slips as Hormuz crisis exposes security gaps: WEF

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By Hilal Mir
| TRENDS Verified
Dubai, UAE — The Middle East and North Africa region recorded an overall decline in energy transition performance in 2026, as weakening transition readiness offset continued gains in energy equity, according to the World Economic Forum’s Energy Transition Index 2026, published Thursday in collaboration with Accenture. The region’s score fell 0.9% on the year, driven primarily by falls in regulation and political commitment and in infrastructure performance, the report said.
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Music at the End of the World

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By Nicole Froio Verified, Farah Abdessamad, Hilal Mir
| Adi Magazine Verified
“Anyone who wants to play their instrument can come,” a friend said to me that Friday as I drank some water at the bar with the members of the all-women’s band I had joined. We usually went out for a drink after weekly rehearsals, catching each other up on our lives and the most recent gossip.
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Global birth rate decline upends brand strategies for seniors

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By Hilal Mir
| Communicate
Share Share News By Hilal Mir | May 8, 2026 Fertility rates are collapsing across the world’s top economies, shrinking populations and upending markets from Canada to Italy and Asia-Pacific. This was revealed during a webinar titled “Keys: The Ipsos Generations Report: Continuity vs. Rupture” on Thursday. In 19 of the 20 largest economies, women are having too few children to sustain populations, forcing brands to rethink strategies for older, scarcer consumers.
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