European automakers on Wednesday called for British vehicles and car parts to fall under the definition of “made in Europe” set out. This is part of the new rules aiming to bolster the bloc’s industries. Britain currently risks being shut out of the scope of plans unveiled by Brussels in March tying companies’ access to...
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Malaysia Extends Search For Long-missing Flight MH370 To June 30, 2027
Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke as revealed that the search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 which went missing in 2014 is due to be extended for another year. The Boeing 777 which was carrying 239 people disappeared from radar screens on March 8, 2014, while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing in one of...
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China Blacklists 20 More Japanese Organisation In New Export Controls
China on Monday put 20 more Japanese organisations on a blacklist over the export of items with both military and civilian possible uses, deepening a months-long row with Tokyo. The Chinese commerce ministry said in a statement said the new additions, including major companies, “have participated in enhancing Japan’s military capabilities”. Japan’s government spokesman Minoru...
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Eleven Killed In France’s Skydiving Plane Crash
A skydiving plane crashed in the eastern town of Tomblaine, killing all 11 people on board, local authorities said on Sunday.The crash is said to be one of France’s deadliest light aircraft accidents. The crash killed five instructors, five students, and the pilot, said Yves Seguy, the prefect of the eastern department of Meurthe-et-Moselle. “There...
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China Hosts Global Leaders As ‘Summer Davos’ Opens In Dalian
Held annually in China, the forum serves as a platform for dialogue on innovation, economic growth, technology, sustainability and international cooperation at a time of increasing uncertainty in the global business environment.
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Mumbai Hit By Monsoon Rains After Two-Week Delay
India’s financial capital, Mumbai, has been battered by monsoon rains after the seasonal weather system arrived nearly two weeks later than usual, bringing relief from water shortages but also disrupting daily life across the city. Moderate rainfall lashed several parts of the metropolis as residents navigated waterlogged roads and slower traffic following the delayed onset...
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Andy Burnham Sworn In As MP Amid UK Leadership Speculation
Burnham's return to Westminster comes amid growing speculation about the future leadership of the Labour Party and the United Kingdom's next government.
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Colombia Elects Right-Wing Outsider As President After Divisive Runoff
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella, a flamboyant lawyer backed by conservative and pro-business groups, celebrated his victory in the Caribbean city of Barranquilla alongside family members and hundreds of supporters.
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UK’s Starmer Resigns As Prime Minister
Starmer's authority has been waning since Labour endured a drubbing in local and regional elections in May
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Al Jazeera Rejects Israel Claim That Slain Cameraman Was Hamas Operative
Al Jazeera on Sunday rejected Israeli military allegations that one of its cameramen killed in Gaza was a Hamas operative. It described the accusations as baseless and part of a campaign to justify attacks on journalists in the Palestinian enclave. The Israeli military said late on Saturday that cameraman Ahmed Wishah was killed in a...