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30 Days Into Internet Blackout, Iranians Get War Updates From Friends
While the domestic intranet remains operational -- supporting local messaging apps, banking platforms and other services -- access to the global internet has been severely restricted.
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LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
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"Do Something": Pilots Flagged Miscommunications At LaGuardia Before Crash
"Please do something," a pilot wrote last summer in one report about the airport to NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System after a close collision call.
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Trump's 48-Hour Hormuz Deadline. 3 Options, And India's Energy Shock Brace
Trump's 48-hr Hormuz ultimatum translates into 2 potential scenarios - limited strikes leading to Brent spikes to US$110 or a shutdown leading to a global energy crisis, which could devastate crores of poor Indians.
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Hormuz Shutdown Affects Asia's Crude Oil Supply, Pipelines Can't Cover Loss
Around 20 million barrels of oil a fifth of the world's seaborne crude ships through the Strait of Hormuz every day but that volume has been severely limited following US and Israel attacks on Iran, which has geographic control of the passage.
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Security Shortage At US Airports, Travellers Face 3-Hour Wait
Some US airports are asking travellers to arrive up to five hours early as TSA shortages cause hours-long queues.
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Taj Dubai Guest Faces Rs 6 Lakh Charge After Being Stranded During Travel Shutdown
Believing her airline would handle the accommodation, the woman was shocked when Taj Dubai informed her the mounting bill was now her responsibility.
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UAE, Kuwait And Qatar Extend Visa, Waive Overstay Fines Amid Flight Cancellations During Middle East Conflict
With flights grounded and passengers stuck amid the West Asia conflict, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar have rolled out urgent visa relief measures to protect stranded travellers.
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T20 World Cup: Few Family Members Of South African Squad Reach Kolkata Via Ethiopia, Tanzania
According to a report, the families travelled via Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, while one family routed their journey through Tanzania to reach India before the airspace shutdown affected more connections due to the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
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Charter Flight Stops In Dubai For 'Short' Fuel Stop, Gets Stuck For 60 Hours
The charter aircraft, stranded for 60 hours due to the US-Iran-Israel conflict, finally departed Dubai and landed in Poznan on March 3.
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30 Days Into Internet Blackout, Iranians Get War Updates From Friends
While the domestic intranet remains operational -- supporting local messaging apps, banking platforms and other services -- access to the global internet has been severely restricted.
-
LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
-
"Do Something": Pilots Flagged Miscommunications At LaGuardia Before Crash
"Please do something," a pilot wrote last summer in one report about the airport to NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System after a close collision call.
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Trump's 48-Hour Hormuz Deadline. 3 Options, And India's Energy Shock Brace
Trump's 48-hr Hormuz ultimatum translates into 2 potential scenarios - limited strikes leading to Brent spikes to US$110 or a shutdown leading to a global energy crisis, which could devastate crores of poor Indians.
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Hormuz Shutdown Affects Asia's Crude Oil Supply, Pipelines Can't Cover Loss
Around 20 million barrels of oil a fifth of the world's seaborne crude ships through the Strait of Hormuz every day but that volume has been severely limited following US and Israel attacks on Iran, which has geographic control of the passage.
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Security Shortage At US Airports, Travellers Face 3-Hour Wait
Some US airports are asking travellers to arrive up to five hours early as TSA shortages cause hours-long queues.
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Taj Dubai Guest Faces Rs 6 Lakh Charge After Being Stranded During Travel Shutdown
Believing her airline would handle the accommodation, the woman was shocked when Taj Dubai informed her the mounting bill was now her responsibility.
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UAE, Kuwait And Qatar Extend Visa, Waive Overstay Fines Amid Flight Cancellations During Middle East Conflict
With flights grounded and passengers stuck amid the West Asia conflict, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar have rolled out urgent visa relief measures to protect stranded travellers.
-
T20 World Cup: Few Family Members Of South African Squad Reach Kolkata Via Ethiopia, Tanzania
According to a report, the families travelled via Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, while one family routed their journey through Tanzania to reach India before the airspace shutdown affected more connections due to the US and Israeli strikes on Iran.
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Charter Flight Stops In Dubai For 'Short' Fuel Stop, Gets Stuck For 60 Hours
The charter aircraft, stranded for 60 hours due to the US-Iran-Israel conflict, finally departed Dubai and landed in Poznan on March 3.
