A Gaza-bound flotilla reported that one of its aid boats was struck by a suspected drone off the coast of Tunisia, causing a fire. Tunisian authorities disputed the claim, suggesting the blaze may have originated from life jackets or a cigarette. The incident has added confusion, as the flotilla, carrying aid and activists, aims to break Israel's blockade on Gaza, despite warnings of interception.
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EU foreign ministers convened in Copenhagen to brainstorm further support for Ukraine, considering secondary sanctions targeting Russia's trading partners. Discussions included establishing Ukrainian arms production within the EU, potentially in Denmark, and exploring options for utilizing frozen Russian assets.
A Robinson R66 helicopter crashed and caught fire near Airlake Airport in Minnesota on Saturday afternoon, resulting in no survivors. The crash occurred in a non-residential area, with the NTSB and FAA launching an investigation into the cause. The helicopter, which can seat up to five people, was found west of the airport.
In 1971, Gil Scott-Heron warned that “the revolution will not be televised.” In Nepal, 54 years later, the revolution didn’t need to be. It was o social media, streamed, hashtagged, and VPN-routed. And when the government tried to ban the feed, Gen Z showed that revolt finds its own broadcast – with or without television, with or without permission.
Etihad Airways aims to deliver 100 Mbps in-flight Wi-Fi fleetwide within three years, enhancing passenger experience. The airline posted a strong AED 1.1 billion profit in the first half of 2025, fueled by 17% passenger growth, a fleet exceeding 100 aircraft, and 27 new destinations. With ongoing hires and expansions, Etihad continues to strengthen its global position amid economic uncertainties.
President Trump indicated his readiness to escalate sanctions against Russia, signaling a potential shift towards a more assertive stance regarding the conflict in Ukraine. While he didn't provide specific details about the second phase, this statement reflects his frustration over the ongoing hostilities. Trump had previously expressed confidence in quickly resolving the situation upon assuming office.
UAE residents facing flight delays or cancellations are legally entitled to compensation under local law and the Montreal Convention. Passengers can claim up to 4,150 SDRs for expenses like meals or accommodation, even if rebooked. Proper documentation and timely claims are key. Recent rulings reinforce accountability, improving passenger rights and encouraging better airline performance across the industry.
The Supreme Court has sided with the Trump administration, allowing federal agents to conduct immigration raids in Southern California. This decision puts on hold a lower court's order that restricted agents from detaining individuals based on race, ethnicity, or language. The court's liberal justices dissented, with Justice Sotomayor expressing... Expand