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The Largest Airbus Surprises Experts With Its Square Tyre

A deflated tyre during a takeoff turned the plane’s wheel into a square shape, yet the safety on landing was not compromised. The aviation experts at Heathrow Airport of London were baffled to witness a “British Airways A380 Superjumbo” land with “a stunning square-shaped tyre”. The flight “BA-32”...

Some of US key structures still use floppy disks

US Chamber of Accounts has published a report, according to which the US government has a tendency to allocate less budgetary funds for modernization and development. As a result, many state offices use obsolete technology, which age, in some cases, exceeds 50 years. For example, intercontinental...

Monitor Notes Intensified Isis Attacks in Syria with 150 Killed in Syrian government-held cities

Monitors and state media of Syria said that on Monday, nearly 150 people were killed and wounded at least 200 others in the government-controlled territory that hosts Russian military bases in Jableh and Tartous on Syria's Mediterranean coast.   Saying it was targeting members of President...

Turkey Isn’t The Popular Summer Holiday Destination

Summer Holiday hasn’t picked up its pace, whereby causing Thomas Cook’s shares to slid down. A drop in the summer time booking leads the travel company, Thomas Cook, to a twenty percent loss in its shares. The wake of the “deadly attacks” were at the root cause, whereby targeting the “key market...

Puzzling Twist Added to Fatal EgyptAir Flight by Smoke Alarms

French accident investigator BEA said that minutes before the EgyptAir Flight 804lost contact with the ATC, there were automatic radio messages about smoke in the front portion of the cabin generated by the aircraft.   The investigators have been puzzled by the electronic signals and...

EU set aside sanctions against Spain and Portugal

Spain and Portugal have received a reprieve from Brussels, despite the violation of EU fiscal rules. The European Commission has postponed a decision on the introduction of the first in the history fines for Eurozone countries that violated the limit of the budget deficit. European Commission...

Bill Allowing 9/11 Victims to Sue Saudi Arabia Passed in US Senate

Setting up a potential showdown with the White House, which has threatened a veto,  the U.S. Senate passed legislation that would allow families of Sept. 11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia's government for damages.   There have been strong objections to the bill from the Saudis who deny...

Saudi Arabia holds 20% of its reserves in American bonds

Yesterday, the US Treasury Department uncovered data on volumes of Saudi investments in US Treasury bonds at the request of journalists. These data have been closed since mid-1970 - after the oil crisis of 1973, which sharply deteriorated relations between the US and Saudi Arabia. Information about...

Most Wanted Women Terror Suspect Tweets Threatening Words Against Britain

Sally Jones, who was involved in prior terror attacks, plans to hit back in reply to her husband’s death. One of the most wanted woman “terror suspects” of “British Muslim” origins, Sally Jones, has taken to the social media to threaten Britain towards “new strikes”. One of the “kill” lists of...

London’s Mayor Rebuts ‘Ignorant’ Trump

Trumps has no support from the newly elected London Mayor. The first “Muslim Mayor” of London, Sadiq Khan criticized Donald Trump, while hinting that the latter would be exempted from his “proposed temporary ban” on Muslims’ entry into the U.S. as Khan considers Trumps comments to be “ignorant” and...
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