Views: 5 BULGARIAN MILITARY India is aiming high with its indigenous Tejas MK2 fighter jet, which it hopes will soar powered by the American General Electric 414 engine. According to IDRW, India is on the cusp of sealing a significant agreement with the United States to procure these GE F414 jet engines. A pivotal aspect […]
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Views: 9 By bne IntelliNews August 13, 2024 China is on track to overtake France and the United States as the world’s leading source of atomic power, a significant milestone in the global energy landscape, Bloomberg reports. The country’s rapid advancements in nuclear technology are expected to propel it to the forefront of nuclear energy production. China’s strides
Views: 4 NEW ARAB The US FBI said on Monday it was investigating after Donald Trump’s presidential campaign said its internal communications were hacked and the campaign blamed the Iranian government. The former president said on Saturday that Microsoft had informed his campaign that Iran had hacked one of its websites. Trump said Iran was “only able to get publicly available
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Views: 6 KIGALI, Rwanda Paul Kagame was sworn in Sunday for another five-year term as Rwanda’s president after winning a landslide election victory last month. Â The East African nation’s Chief Justice Faustin Nteziryayo administered the oath at the ceremony attended by several African leaders at a packed Amahoro Stadium in the capital Kigali. Kagame
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Views: 11 On Saturday morning the 10th/08/2024, the country woke up to the news of the collapse of Kiteezi the only landfill in the Kampala metropolitan area. Apparently, the tragic incident has resulted in the death of over 20 people and destruction of property. Speaking to the publication, Kisaka revealed that Kiteezi KCCA landfill has
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Views: 3 THE TELEGRAPH ONLINE Hollywood action icon Tom Cruise channelled his inner Ethan Hunt, his iconic character from the blockbuster “Mission: Impossible” films, as he helped bid adieu to the 2024 Paris Olympics and hand things off to Los Angeles for the 2028 Games with a daring skydiving stunt. At the closing ceremony on
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Views: 10 Ynet news U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has ordered the deployment of a guided missile submarine to the Middle East, the Pentagon said late on Sunday, as the region braces for possible attacks by Iran and its allies after the killing of senior members of Hamas and Hezbollah. While the USS Georgia,
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Views: 4 NOVINITE A helicopter crashed into the roof of a Hilton hotel in Australia on Monday, according to local police reports. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has stated that the pilot, the sole occupant of the helicopter, was killed in the incident. The crash ignited a fire on the hotel’s roof, prompting a large-scale evacuation. Emergency services responded to the scene at
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Views: 8 SEMAFOR The US is planning a last-ditch effort to offer amnesty to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in exchange for stepping down, as mounting evidence shows he lost last month’s election, The Wall Street Journal reported. The US has discussed pardons for Maduro and his top allies who are facing criminal indictments on narco-terrorism and drug trafficking charges,
Views: 6 SKY NEWS Parts of the Russian region of Belgorod are being evacuated this morning, as the local governor reports “Ukrainian activity”. This follows local reports that Kyiv’s forces entered the region yesterday. In the nearby Kursk region, Ukraine’s invasion continues. Monday 12 August 2024 07:17, UK Image:Ukrainian servicemen ride a military vehicle, near
