Boeing 737-9 Max Resumes Operations After Safety Incident
Following a safety incident where a Boeing 737-9 Max aircraft experienced a cabin wall detachment shortly after takeoff, Alaska Airlines has resumed operations with this aircraft type.
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Oscar Pistorius Released on Parole
South Africa’s former sprint star, Oscar Pistorius, has been released on parole nearly eleven years after the tragic shooting of his girlfriend.
Thousands Protest Against Milei’s Economic Policies in Argentina
Thousands of people took to the streets in Argentina to protest against the economic policies of President Javier Milei. Read More
UN Warns of Critical Food Shortage in Gaza Strip
The United Nations has raised concerns about the escalating food crisis in the Gaza Strip, where hundreds of thousands of people, including a significant number of children, are at risk…
Israel Continues Attacks on Khan Yunis, Considers War with Hezbollah
Israel intensifies its fight against Hamas in the southern Gaza Strip, with Khan Yunis being a key battleground. Read more
Mass Exodus Reported in Gaza Strip as UN Warns of Worsening Situation
After the end of a new evacuation deadline, the United Nations reports a “mass exodus” to the south of the Gaza Strip.
The African Union Joins the G20: A Step Towards Inclusive Global Governance
The inclusion of the African Union as a permanent member of the G20 is a significant achievement that recognizes Africa’s growing importance in the global economy.
Fatal Military Aircraft Crash during Exercise on Melville Island
In a shocking turn of events, a US military aircraft crashed during a military exercise on Melville Island, located north of mainland Australia.
Tragic Osprey Aircraft Crash in Australia Claims Lives of Three US Soldiers
A devastating accident transpired during a joint military exercise on the remote Australian island of Melville.
Russian State Budget Slips into Deficit
The Russian state budget has slipped into deficit in the first half of the year, totaling €26 billion.