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Qatar Airways, which has committed to Western Sydney International, has reduced the number of passengers it flies daily around the world by about 25,000 since the US-Israel-Iran War erupted.
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<p><em>Representing Qatar at the AFS Youth Assembly in Geneva, four Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar students deepened their understanding of how technology, human context, and civic responsibility…
US President Donald Trump has held a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid reported preparations in Washington for a possible resumption of military strikes…
President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the US has knocked out much of Iran’s military but still has to ‘take care of’ one or two targets.
Officials warn residents in low-lying areas to leave immediately as river levels near a record set in 1911 and fresh storms threaten more flooding.
Back-to-back against Cup contender offers little reason for Flames to overreact to defeat in Denver
The incident happened around midnight near the orchard belonging to Madhusudhan Reddy, where three cars, ten motorcycles and a tractor were fully burnt
