Azerbaijani airliner’s ‘tragic incident’ prompts apology from Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin apologizes for the Azerbaijani airliner crash in Kazakhstan, killing 38. Investigation ongoing as questions arise about the cause.
Russian President Vladimir Putin apologizes for the Azerbaijani airliner crash in Kazakhstan, killing 38. Investigation ongoing as questions arise about the cause.
Senior Canadian ministers meet with U.S. President-elect Trump’s nominees to discuss tariffs. Talks aim to mitigate potential impacts on Canada’s economy, focusing on trade relations and border security.
China warns the Philippines against deploying U.S. midrange missiles, citing potential regional instability and security threats. This move forms part of Manila’s defense strategy amid territorial disputes and growing tensions in the South China Sea.
Iraqi authorities are exhuming a mass grave containing Kurdish women and children, believed to be victims of the 1980s Anfal campaign under Saddam Hussein. The grave, found in Muthanna province, highlights ongoing efforts to address past human rights abuses in Iraq.
A plane crash in Kazakhstan has left dozens feared dead, with emergency workers pulling 29 survivors from the wreckage. The Azerbaijan Airlines flight, traveling from Baku to Grozny, crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan. Emergency services are engaged in search efforts, with authorities investigating the cause. Local and international aviation experts are raising questions about safety measures after the tragic incident.
South Korea has officially become a ‘super-aged society,’ with 20% of its population aged 65 or older. The low birth rate and aging population present challenges for the economy and social services.
Ho Chi Minh City opens its first metro line, a 19.7km route from Ben Thanh to Suoi Tien, after 12 years of development. The line aims to revolutionize local transport and includes plans for an electric bus network.
The U.S. government has decided not to pursue a $10M reward for a Syrian rebel leader following a meeting in Damascus. This move marks a significant development in U.S.-Syrian relations amidst efforts to find missing Americans and address regional peace and security concerns.
-A teenager’s attack in Zagreb’s Precko Elementary School results in the death of a 7-year-old girl and injuries to five children and a teacher.
Croatian authorities have confirmed the arrest of the perpetrator who is a teenage boy.
The U.S. Department of Commerce responds to alleged Chinese cyber attacks on American telecom networks by imposing restrictions on involved Chinese companies. This marks a strategic effort to enhance cybersecurity and protect national telecom systems.