Thirteen years later, has the world forgotten Syria?
Syrians protested against Bashar al-Assad's government in the streets thirteen years ago. Thousands have died and over 12 million have been displaced in the ensuing fighting. Al-Assad is still in charge today. Has the world given up on Syria?
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At Tokyo's Haneda airport, a Japan Airlines aircraft carrying 379 passengers caught fire on the runway following a collision with a coast guard aircraft. Tuesday at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, a passenger plane and a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft crashed and caught fire on the runway.
Before the entire aircraft was consumed by fire, Tetsuo Saito, the minister of transportation, verified that all 379 passengers aboard Japan Airlines flight JAL-516 had safely evacuated. Five crew members perished, while the coast guard plane's pilot managed to escape, according to Saito.
A significant fire and smoke explosion was captured on local TV footage of the Japan Airlines aircraft as it taxied after landing. Then, there was a fire in the vicinity of the wing. An hour later, footage revealed the airliner entirely on fire. According to Kyodo, the Coast Guard aircraft was scheduled to travel to Niigata to give relief supplies to those impacted by the tragedy. The incident occurred just one day after a series of earthquakes shook western Japan, killing over 50 people in the Ishikawa prefecture.
Australia-China conflict: discussions on trade tariffs and regional security
Note to our audience: There are flash photography moments in this article. Australia and China claim they are headed toward improving their relations after years of strain and economic conflicts. Four years ago, the Australian government endorsed calls for an investigation into the origins of Covid-19, which caused a deterioration in relations. Trade tariffs imposed by China in retaliation are projected to have cost the Australian economy $13.7 billion.
After the UK passed a bill on Rwanda, five refugees perished while attempting to cross the English Channel.
Tuesday saw the deaths of five individuals while attempting to cross the English Channel, soon after the UK approved a law to deport immigrants. bodies found on the beach near Wimereaux, in the north of France. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Constitutional Council confirms outsider Faye's victory.
Africa's youngest democratically elected president is Senegalese national Bassirou Diomaye Faye, 44. He received 54% of the vote on Sunday, handily winning the presidency, and is pledging significant reforms.
Prices for crude oil increase | How will you be affected by increasing fuel costs?
By the end of last week, a barrel of crude oil had hit $90. Rising crude oil prices may affect economies around the world. Stay tuned for additional information!
Baltimore bridge collapse: Cranes set up to clear debris from collision
A group of laborers in the US city of Baltimore has honored the six individuals who perished in the collapse of a bridge. Latin American migrants were the victims. Concurrently, the initial crane has been positioned to remove the debris.
Europe: The most popular drug among addicts is crack.
An epidemic has overtaken Europe. Crack is becoming the go-to option for addicts all over the continent since it's easier to use than cocaine. It is less expensive, according to investigators, and is drawing an increasing amount of use. The percentage of crack users has grown significantly over the last three years despite a consistent growth in cocaine consumption.
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A deaf adolescent from a Nairobi slum has exceeded expectations by excelling in a community ballet class despite her inability to hear the music. Gorrety Akinyi, 17, the lone deaf student in her ballet class, has mastered the routines by closely mimicking her teacher and classmates.
Tragically, a new threat in Gaza has emerged as life-saving aid. Attempts to seize some of the falling or floating aid resulted in the deaths of nearly a dozen individuals this week. Our report on the hazards associated with airdrops and the necessity for more land crossings to prevent starvation-related mass deaths.
Ukraine will receive its first F-16 jets in June-July.
According to a senior Ukrainian military source, Kyiv expects to receive its first F-16 fighter jets from Western partners in June or July. Ukraine has been looking for F-16 fighter jets manufactured in the United States for more than two years to counter Russia's air superiority.
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