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Iranians increasingly isolated after US sanctions on the country’s airlines

As new US sanctions make international travel more difficult, Iranian authorities shut down the French Language Center in Tehran, further undermining Iranians' plans to study and move abroad.

Iranians increasingly isolated after US sanctions on the country’s airlines

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Ground Handlers at Airports Withdraw Services to Xejet Airlines

Chinedu Eze The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) on Monday directed its members to withdraw ground handling services from XEJet Airlines over outstanding debts of about N300…

  • AGHAN instructs members to stop handling services for XEJet Airlines
  • XEJet owes N300 million in outstanding debts to ground handlers
  • Association warns similar actions against airlines failing payment commitments

AON Condemns Aviation Unions’ Violent Disruptions of Flight Operations on August 1

– Says disruption of flight operations by unions exposed vulnerability of airport security – Identifies factors responsible for flight delays Chinedu Eze Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has…

  • Aviation Unions disrupted flight operations at MMIA and NAIA on August 1.
  • AON condemns violent disruptions, prioritizing safety and sector implications.
  • Air Peace suffered over ₦2 billion in financial losses due to disruptions.

Nigeria Moves to Strengthen Health Research Sovereignty Amid Global Aid Decline

Ayodeji Ake As Nigeria is moving towards greater national ownership of health-financing research as declining global development assistance, economic pressures and geopolitical shifts reshape the…

  • Nigeria aims to control health-financing research amid global aid decline.
  • Research sovereignty involves domestic investment and international support.
  • Forum emphasized locally generated health economics data for policy decisions.

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