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An investigation was launched into the ‘near collision’ that also injured a cabin crew member.
Grass-roots activists across the US are smashing Flock’s surveillance devices, saying the cameras can be used to infringe on privacy.
The blast caused no casualties, but Bulgarian PM Radev said the device was carrying a ‘significant’ amount of explosives.
The live feed was cut and the session suspended, as security rushed to protect the prime minister.
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Iran has imposed an effective blockade of the strait and wants to charge for passage. It is in talks with Oman over management arrangements.
Saimoni Vunilagi, who plays for Kyushu KV in the second division, was taken to hospital after team practice.
The site, in Texas, would be allowed to emit over 30 million metric tonnes of greenhouse gases a year, above any other source in the country.
The rare astronomical event will be the first total eclipse visible in Europe since 2006.
Christians leave due to the deterioration of the humanitarian and economic situation in the West Bank, clergy members say.
Several of its leaders have been convicted for being critical of the conflict and supporting key opposition figures.
The price of the Mexican dish is at the centre of an inflation row, with one lawmaker telling US youths to stop whining and ‘eat ramen’.
The football used by the Argentinian legend to score his infamous goal in the 1986 World Cup is expected to fetch US$10 million.
The right-wing ex-lawyer who calls himself ‘The Tiger’ vowed to bomb cocaine labs, build mega prisons and usher in closer ties with the US.
This reflects potential weakness in the labour market of the world’s largest economy after months of steady growth.
Major companies were accused of price fixing as early as 2022; cost of eggs and other groceries was a talking point in US president Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign.
Assaults mark one of the deadliest escalations since a truce with Yemen’s Saudi-backed government in 2022.
The apology issued by Fifa has done little to release the pressure on president Gianni Infantino.
Company says it will appeal after a New Mexico judge directs funds to youth mental health programmes and orders app changes.
Once installed, the technology produces no carbon dioxide, and unlike other renewables such as solar or wind power, is not weather dependent.
The UK government and the antitrust watchdog both cleared the deal after initially raising concerns over media plurality and competition.
Prosecutors said during the trial that Farhad N., an asylum seeker from Afghanistan, acted out of ‘religious motivation’.
The launch came a day after Pyongyang accused Japan of turning ‘into a war state’ as Tokyo beefs up its military stance in the Pacific.
Rallies by the Cockroach Janta Party included signs branding TV channels as the country’s ‘worst enemies’; journalists became targets for anger and attacks.
Officers conduct ‘search and seizure operations’ at the Korea Football Association (KFA) headquarters.
Tehran agrees to joint route with neighbour across strait, taking effective control of traffic without Washington’s input.
Fifa president trying to shore up his position in the wake of the collapse of his plan to sell off World Cup commercial rights.
The Israeli leader has received guarantees that the Israeli army would only need to leave its current positions in Gaza after Hamas disarms.
All flights to Leipzig-Halle airport were diverted for several hours, as police deployed a bomb-disposal robot to remove the detonator.
Ukrainians down dozens of drones but zero missiles, prompting urgent calls for ballistic interceptors.
