Larry Lee

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  • India Announces Rules to Implement Controversial Citizenship Law Excluding Muslims Ahead of General Election
    India Economic Growth
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on Monday announced rules to implement a 2019 citizenship law that excludes Muslims, just weeks before the Hindu nationalist leader seeks a rare third term in office.
  • IDF Confirms Strike Targeted Senior Hamas Officials in Gaza, Including Alleged Mastermind of October 7 Massacre
    IDF Confirms Strike Targeted Senior Hamas Officials in Gaza, Including Alleged Mastermind of October 7 Massacre
    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has confirmed that it struck the deputy commander of Hamas's military wing, Marwan Issa, in the central Gaza Strip on Sunday, but the military is still evaluating the results of the operation and awaiting final confirmation of Issa's fate. The confirmation comes after a day of speculation about the possibility of Issa's death in the strike.
  • At Least 50 Injured as LATAM Airlines' Boeing 787 Experiences Sudden Mid-Air Drop on Sydney-Auckland Flight
    At Least 50 Injured as LATAM Airlines' Boeing 787 Experiences Sudden Mid-Air Drop on Sydney-Auckland Flight
    At least 50 people were injured when a Boeing 787 operated by LATAM Airlines (LTM.SN) experienced a sudden mid-air drop during a flight from Sydney, Australia, to Auckland, New Zealand, on Monday. The South American carrier is currently investigating the cause of the incident, which occurred on flight LA800, carrying 263 passengers and nine cabin crew members.
  • Two Pilots Suspended After Falling Asleep for 28 Minutes on Batik Air Flight with 150 Passengers
    Two Pilots Suspended After Falling Asleep for 28 Minutes on Batik Air Flight with 150 Passengers
    An alarming incident aboard an Indonesian Batik Air flight has raised serious concerns about pilot fatigue and aviation safety, as an investigation revealed that both pilots fell asleep mid-flight, leading the aircraft to deviate from its intended path.
  • China's Military Maneuvers Near Taiwan Raise Tensions Amid Defense Spending Surge
    DETERIORATING TIES
    China's intensification of military activities around Taiwan and significant defense budget increase are raising concerns over regional stability and potential conflict escalation.
  • Suspended Death Sentence for Australian Writer in China May Not Lead to Execution, Says Ambassador
    FILE PHOTO: Australian flag flutters in front of the Great Hall of the People during a welcoming ceremony for Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (not in picture) in Beijing, China, April 14, 2016.
    Imprisoned Australian writer Yang Hengjun, who was recently handed a suspended death sentence by a Beijing court on espionage charges, may not face execution. This statement comes from China's ambassador to Australia, Xiao Qian, providing a glimmer of hope for Yang's family and supporters.
  • Marwan Issa, Hamas Deputy Military Commander, Possibly Killed in Israeli Airstrike
    DEMOLISHED
    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) may have eliminated a key figure in Hamas's military wing, Marwan Issa, in a recent airstrike in the central Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian reports.
  • Pope Francis Faces Backlash After Urging Ukraine to Negotiate with Russia, Raising 'White Flag'
    SUPERFICIAL
    Pope Francis has sparked outrage in Ukraine and among its European allies after suggesting that the war-torn country should have the "courage of the white flag" and negotiate an end to the conflict with Russia.
  • Joe Biden Warns of 'Red Line' in Rafah, Criticizes Netanyahu's Handling of Gaza War
    SLAMMED
    U.S. President Joe Biden has indicated a significant shift in his approach to Israel's prosecution of the war against Hamas in Gaza, asserting that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is doing more harm than good to Israel and its interests.
  • Irish Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Changes to Constitutional View of Women and Family
    Irish Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Changes to Constitutional View of Women and Family
    Ireland's attempt to modernize its constitution's view of women and family suffered a resounding defeat on Saturday as voters rejected two proposed amendments, deeming them vague and potentially threatening to property rights.
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