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The US cancels 26 flights of Chinese airlines in September in retaliation

By Jeff Roper
August 27, 2022
in :  World

There are a total of 19 flights from Los Angeles to China and seven flights from New York. The decision affects four Airlines: Xiamen, Air China, China Southern and China Eastern. The number of 26 flights does not fall from the sky. As part of the zero COVID policy, China has been taking measures against airlines for a long time …

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A year after defeat, US decided to keep the rest of Afghan money for their own good

By Jeff Roper
August 16, 2022
in :  World

The US government has decided not to release the approximately $ 7 billion that the Central bank of Afghanistan has stored in the US, US officials told The Wall Street Journal. Talks with the Taliban over the funds have been suspended after the leader of terrorist group al-Qaeda was killed in a US operation in Kabul, the newspaper said. The …

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Nancy Pelosi determined to visit Taiwan (or rather keep the intrigue until the end)

By Jeff Roper
August 2, 2022
in :  World

Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, is going to Taiwan tomorrow, Taiwanese media report based on anonymous sources. She would then spend the night in the capital Taipei and visit Parliament on Wednesday morning. Two top U.S. and Taiwan officials also said Pelosi would visit the East Asian island. China, meanwhile, continues to increase pressure on …

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Defects in Martin-Baker catapult seats has grounded F-35 fleet

By Jeff Roper
July 30, 2022
in :  World

The U.S. Air Force temporarily keeps a large part of its fleet of F-35 fighter aircraft grounded. A possible defect in the firing seats in those aircraft could endanger pilots. According to a spokeswoman, this is a precautionary measure. The possible fault would be with blast cartridges that shoot seats out of the cockpit in an emergency. The ejection seats …

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New Omikron sub-strain rages through USA and China

By Jeff Roper
July 12, 2022
in :  World

The youngest omikron subvariant BA.5, rap spreads throughout the United States. Although the daily number of new infections with Covid-19 in the US has been around 100,000 for weeks, according to official figures, in reality, according to some experts, there are about 1 million new cases per day. An epidemiologist who spoke to The Washington Post called BA.5 ‘the worst …

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Worldwide crisis and ‘mild’ recession seems more and more likely

By Jeff Roper
July 3, 2022
in :  World

The economic outlook has deteriorated sharply in recent months, especially in developed markets. This increases the likelihood of a recession at the end of this year/beginning of 2023, DWS experts say in the extensive commentary ‘Target Adjustments’. The German asset manager is reducing the price forecasts for various regional indices by 5% to 7% for the next twelve months. According …

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A new plan to cripple Russian economy brews in the US

By Jeff Roper
June 21, 2022
in :  World

The United States, the UK and other allies want Russia to earn less from selling oil. That is why they are looking at introducing a maximum price together with other countries, reports US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. The revenues from the sale of fossil fuels, such as oil and gas, are an important means for Russia to help finance the …

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Yellowstone National Park suffered from floods

By Jeff Roper
June 14, 2022
in :  World

In Yellowstone National Park in the western United States, floods have caused significant damage. As a result, the popular tourist park is closed to visitors for the first time in 34 years. The floods were the result of heavy rainfall and a rapidly melting snow cover. Reports have come in of washed-out bridges, houses and trees. Major roads have been …

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Failed at UNSC, the US imposed its own sanctions against N. Korea

By Jeff Roper
May 28, 2022
in :  World

The United States has imposed new sanctions on North Korea in response to that country’s three missile launches earlier this week. The U.S. would have preferred to see new sanctions imposed on North Korea in UN context, but Russia and China vetoed them. Thus, all US assets with the Far Eastern Bank and Bank Sputnik, two Russian institutions accused of …

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US, EU and some other countries signed a non-binding wishful thinking agreement

By Jeff Roper
May 3, 2022
in :  World

All EU member states, the US and 32 other countries have signed the Declaration for the Future of the Internet. The declaration describes what the internet should look like in the future: decentralized, democratic and fair. The signatories promise to contribute to this. The “Declaration for the Future of the Internet” is a declaration. The document was written by European …

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