US businesses want to invest $8 billion in Vietnam.
Fifteen American companies, including well-known semiconductor companies, are eager to invest eight billion dollars in Vietnam's renewable energy infrastructure. This significant commitment entails a strategy change as US companies aggressively look for new opportunities in the context of de-risking from China.
UK: The public uproar over PM Rishi Sunak's D-Day error is causing more problems.
He said the issue surrounding the prime minister's early departure from yesterday's D-Day ceremonies must stay out of politics. Rishi Sunak paused to reflect before saying, "I apologize; that was a mistake." But given the significance of the sacrifice made, it's imperative that we refrain from making this a political issue. It is only fitting that we honor the warriors for their tremendous sacrifices.
Boeing to launch Starliner space spacecraft with two astronauts.
Boeing's commercial aviation operations may face regulatory scrutiny, but that hasn't prevented the firm from pursuing its space ambitions. Boeing is preparing to launch its first Starliner spacecraft with a human crew into orbit next week. That is expected to provide it with a long-awaited opportunity to defeat Elon Musk's Space X.
Israel-Lebanon border: Hezbollah combat provokes fears of a broader conflict
For the past six months, Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah have been engaged in cross-border combat. Israel's war on Gaza set it off, and it's getting worse.
United Airlines will be subject to more scrutiny from aviation watchdog
A spate of safety issues in recent weeks has prompted the US Federal Aviation Administration to step up its surveillance of United Airlines. However, this is terrible news for the US carrier because it may cause a number of its next projects to be delayed.
According to research, keratin treatments may harm the kidneys.
Research has discovered connections between kidney damage and Keratin hair treatment. The straightening lotion used in the procedure contains glyoxylic acid, which can sometimes cause kidney damage.
Report on Israeli use of US weaponry does not exclude international law infractions.
The United States, Israel's closest ally and largest arms supplier, believes Israel's use of American weaponry in Gaza violated international law. The long-awaited Biden administration report to Congress included a rare condemnation of Israel's military behavior.
The Defense Minister asks for calm following violence as the D.R. Congolese army battles an armed group.
To address growing security concerns, the defense minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo paid a visit to Sake, located in the east of the nation. Over fifteen hundred thousand people have been displaced this month due to renewed combat between the army and M23 insurgents. Kinshasa alleges Rwanda to be supporting the rebels, while Kigali disputes any such role.
UK: Sunak expects a Tory backlash over the smoking ban
A new bill that would virtually outlaw smoking for anyone under the age of fifteen is set to be voted on by the House of Commons on April 16. Still, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to encounter strong opposition to it.
20 people are killed in a military base explosion in Cambodia, and other nearby structures are destroyed.
The incident's occurrence is indicative of the blast's strength. A whole ammunition truck detonated, killing at least twenty soldiers and wounding dozens more. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine says it hit SU-57 fighter jet inside Russia
The Ukrainian military asserts that it struck an SU-57 fighter jet for the first time ever. It appeared that the fighter plane was stationed at a southern Russian airfield. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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