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Britain cancels New Year’s eve celebrations due to severe weather
Severe rain and strong winds disrupted much of Britain on Tuesday, with forecasts warning of potential snowstorms in Scotland. Adverse weather conditions have led organizers to cancel numerous planned New Year’s Eve events across the country.The UK Met Office has issued multiple weather warnings covering nearly all parts of the United Kingdom from Monday through […]
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All 101 Boeing 737-800 aircraft to undergo inspection after crash
The interim president has ordered a comprehensive safety review following the plane crash. South Korean authorities have initiated a thorough inspection of all Boeing 737-800 aircraft operated by domestic airlines after Sunday’s crash of a Jeju Air plane at Muan International Airport, which claimed 179 lives. The Ministry of Civil Aviation announced that the review […]
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Gatwick airport operations return to normal after dense fog
More than 20 flights were canceled on Monday at Gatwick Airport. Operations at Gatwick Airport near London have resumed normal activity after four days of disruptions caused by heavy fog, the airport announced Monday. The news was reported by DPA and PA Media. Earlier on Monday, over 20 flights were canceled due to the reduced […]
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Avian flu virus in a U.S. Patient mutates: no evidence of human-to-human transmission
A patient over the age of 65 was hospitalized in Louisiana more than a week ago. The avian flu virus detected in a critically ill patient in the United States has mutated, adapting more effectively to human respiratory pathways. While this mutation raises concerns, U.S. authorities emphasize that there is currently no evidence the virus […]
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Avalanche in Tyrol claims two lives
An avalanche in Tyrol, western Austria, claimed the lives of two people on Thursday. The victims were buried under heavy snow near the summit of Rosskopf, outside marked ski trails, according to APA and DPA reports. The avalanche occurred in the Tux Alps, southeast of Innsbruck, just before noon. Rescue teams recovered three individuals from […]
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Hawaiian volcano Kilauea erupts again
Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in the world, has erupted once more, spewing lava up to 80 meters into the air, according to U.S. volcanologists. Massive fissures have opened in the caldera of the volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island, releasing volcanic gases and ejecting molten material intermittently. “The molten material, including lava bombs, […]
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Renowned American music producer Richard Perry passes away at 82
Richard Perry, one of the most sought-after music producers of the 1970s and 1980s, passed away on Tuesday in Los Angeles at the age of 82. Known for his collaborations with artists like Carly Simon, Barbra Streisand, and The Pointer Sisters, Perry played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of pop music during his […]
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The bald eagle officially declared a national symbol of the United States
As the only eagle species native exclusively to North America, the bald eagle has been fully protected since 1940. For over 240 years, it has represented the power and strength of the United States. On Tuesday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order officially designating the bald eagle as the national symbol of the United […]
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Invasive asian giant hornet declared eradicated in the United States after five years
The world’s largest hornet, known for its dangerous sting and ability to decimate an entire beehive within hours, has officially been declared eradicated in the U.S. This announcement comes five years after the invasive species, Vespa mandarinia, was first spotted in Washington state near the Canadian border. The news was reported early Thursday by the […]
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Cyprus commits to meeting requirements for Schengen membership
The Schengen Area is the largest zone of free travel in the world. Cyprus is determined to join the Schengen Area and fulfill all necessary conditions to secure the southeastern border of the European Union. Cypriot Foreign Minister Konstantinos Kombos made this statement on Thursday, according to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA). Kombos chaired a […]
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“I Kind of like this killer”: 50 Cent draws attention to the Luigi Mangioni case
Rapper 50 Cent has sparked interest in the controversial case of Luigi Mangioni through a now-deleted social media post. Just yesterday, news broke about plans for a documentary exploring the Luigi Mangioni case, which delves into Americans’ frustrations with the healthcare system. Today, it appears 50 Cent is expressing interest in collaborating on the project. […]
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Earthquake off Vanuatu coast damages multiple embassy buildings
Several embassies of Western nations are among the damaged structures. An earthquake near the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu struck on Tuesday, causing widespread destruction in the capital city, Port Vila. Among the damaged buildings was a complex housing the embassies of several Western countries. According to reports from AFP and AP, the earthquake resulted […]
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Earthquake with nagnitude 7.4 strikes Vanuatu
The earthquake’s epicenter was near Port Vila, Vanuatu’s largest city. A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck near the coast of Vanuatu in the South Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), The New Zealand Herald reports. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 57 kilometers, with its epicenter close to Port […]
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Dozens of migrants missing after three boats sink in Greece
Three boats encountered trouble simultaneously near the coast of Gavdos Island. At least one person has died, and 200 migrants have been rescued following three separate incidents in Greek waters overnight, according to the Greek Coast Guard. The news, reported by DPA. Dozens remain missing after the boats ran into difficulties near the Greek island […]
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Franklin wildfire near Malibu remains out of control
Over 1,500 firefighters are battling the Franklin wildfire near Malibu, California, which has continued to spread for a second day. The blaze has destroyed several buildings, prompted widespread evacuations, and led to school closures, according to Reuters.The wildfire, named Franklin, ignited late Monday night local time and has rapidly expanded across more than 1,500 hectares […]
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Hundreds protest in Skopje demanding action on air pollution
The capital of North Macedonia, Skopje, has been ranked among the ten most polluted cities in Europe. On Tuesday, hundreds of people took to the streets, urging the government to implement immediate measures to address the severe air pollution affecting the city.Some protesters wore gas masks and chanted slogans like “We want air, we want […]
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Hundreds of firefighters battle wildfire near Malibu
Authorities have ordered the evacuation of approximately 6,000 residents as firefighters tackle a fast-moving wildfire near Malibu, California, home to many Hollywood celebrities. Dubbed the Franklin Fire, the blaze poses a serious threat to residential areas, according to Sky News. The fire erupted late Monday night north of Malibu, but its cause remains unknown. So […]
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Philippine volcano kanlaon erupts, spews massive ash cloud
The Philippine government has called for the evacuation of villages near Mount Kanlaon following a powerful eruption on Monday. Located on the island of Negros, the volcano released a massive cloud of ash and volcanic gases into the atmosphere, according to AFP. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reported, “At 3:03 PM local […]
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Northern California struck by 7.0 magnitude earthquake
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 struck Northern California’s coast, followed by a series of smaller aftershocks. U.S. authorities issued tsunami warnings and urged residents to move inland. The region, home to 5.3 million people, is on high alert, though initial forecasts suggest localized but minimal damage, according to Reuters and the Associated […]
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Intel CEO steps down
The renowned chipmaker Intel is now seeking a replacement for its CEO, as it continues to face intense competition from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the leader in producing the world’s fastest and smallest computer chips. Pat Gelsinger, Intel’s CEO, has resigned after nearly four years at the helm. Leadership of the company has been […]
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Former My Chemical Romance drummer Bob Bryar dies at 44
Bob Bryar, the former drummer of the iconic band My Chemical Romance, has passed away at the age of 44. Bryar, who performed with the band for a decade, was last seen publicly on Monday, November 4. His body was discovered in his Tennessee home the day before Thanksgiving, already in an advanced state of […]
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Snowfall causes chaos in South Korea
Heavy snowfall has caused significant disruptions across South Korea, leading to mass collisions, flight cancellations, and halted ferry operations. At least four people have lost their lives, according to Reuters. The country has been grappling with extreme weather for two consecutive days, with the snowstorm creating widespread logistical and transportation challenges. Third-Heaviest Snowfall in Over […]
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Budapest’s southern railway station closed after train ignores signal
The Southern Railway Station in Budapest (Déli pályaudvar) was shut down on Monday afternoon after a passenger train entered a track despite a “Stop” signal. Hungary’s state railway company, MÁV, confirmed the incident but did not disclose if another train was present on the same track, according to the news outlet 24.hu. The incident involved […]
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Spain fines low-cost airlines for unfair practices
Spain’s government has imposed fines on several low-cost airlines, including Ryanair and EasyJet, for engaging in unfair practices such as charging fees for carry-on luggage and printing boarding passes at airport terminals. On Friday, the Spanish Ministry of Consumer Affairs announced penalties totaling €179 million against five airlines: Ryanair, EasyJet, Vueling, Volotea, and Norwegian Air […]
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Ford plans to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe
Ford, which has owned its Cologne plant for nearly a century, plans to lay off roughly one in four employees at this facility. Globally, the company employs 174,000 people, including 28,000 in Europe. The U.S. automaker announced plans to reduce its European workforce by 4,000 within three years to lower costs. This decision comes amid […]
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Britain is building the world’s most expensive railway
The UK is undertaking an ambitious infrastructure project that will make history as the costliest railway in the world. Despite its lofty goals, Britain’s High Speed 2 (HS2) railway is facing mounting criticism, even from its initial supporters, due to its escalating expenses and environmental impact. High-Speed Network with a Y-Shaped Design HS2, the largest […]
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Major political factions in the European parliament reach agreement on new european commission
The main political groups in the European Parliament (EP) agreed on Wednesday to approve the final group of six commissioner candidates and the new European Commission (EC) led by Ursula von der Leyen. Challenged Commissioner Candidates Several commissioner candidates failed to receive positive evaluations following their hearings. These include Oliver Várhelyi from Hungary, Raffaele Fitto […]
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Stellantis halts production in Italy
Stellantis has confirmed temporary production suspensions at its Italian plants but assured there are no plans to close facilities or implement mass layoffs in the automotive sector. However, the company acknowledges it is navigating a challenging environment with no easy solutions. On Wednesday, Stellantis announced plans to pause operations at its Cassino plant on November […]
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Danish contestant crowned Miss Universe
Victoria Kjaer Theilvig was crowned Miss Universe on Saturday, becoming the first-ever winner from Denmark in the competition’s history. A dancer, entrepreneur, and animal rights advocate, Theilvig emerged victorious among over 120 contestants at the 73rd Miss Universe pageant held in Mexico City. She was followed by Chidimma Adetshina from Nigeria, a law student; Maria […]
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Spanish regional leader admits mishandling of flood response
Valencia’s regional president, Carlos Mazón of the People’s Party (PP), acknowledged on Friday shortcomings in managing Spain’s deadliest floods in decades. “I will not deny mistakes,” Mazón admitted during a speech in the regional parliament, adding that he would not shy away from responsibility. He apologized to those who felt that aid during the floods […]
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