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Investigation reveals presence of bird blood and feathers in engines of crashed Jeju Air plane, resulting in 179 fatalities.

Preliminary report on the plane crash in South Korea, where 179 people perished, has been completed with details on DNA samples found in the engines.

Egypt rejects the call for the expulsion of Palestinians from their lands as unacceptable, emphasizing the need for a two-state solution.

North Korea tests strategic cruise missiles from sea to land, hitting targets 1500 km away.

Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hits deadlock as Israel's incursions and attacks persist, prohibiting passage to north of Gaza.

US Special Envoy, Steve Witkoff, to visit Israel to discuss the second stage of ceasefire in Gaza amid ongoing attacks by Israeli army in the north of the West Bank.

US President Donald Trump expresses his intention to communicate with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, praising his intelligence and expressing good relations.

Ireland issues a rare red weather warning for the arrival of storm Éowyn, with potential widespread devastation expected. Parts of the UK also on alert for strong winds.

Syrian government expels Russian submarines from Tartous, potentially affecting military operations in the Mediterranean.

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was removed from office and arrested on January 19, has been referred to prosecution.

A new wildfire north of Los Angeles prompts large-scale evacuations due to 'immediate danger'.

South Korea Transport Ministry announces removal of concrete wall at the end of the runway where 179 people lost their lives in a plane crash.

Former South Korean President Yoon defends martial law decision as his trial begins at the Constitutional Court.

President Trump takes swift action on his first day in office, signing numerous critical executive orders that overturn several policies of the previous administration.

Man admits to three murders and ten attempted murders during a fatal stabbing incident in Southport, England.

Yoon Suk Yeol, who was ousted from the presidency and formally arrested yesterday, has been placed in a solitary confinement cell in Seoul.

South Korea announces the development of a missile defense system similar to Israel's Iron Dome, in response to North Korea deploying 250 missile launchers.

A South Korean court has extended the detention of suspended president Yoon Suk-yeol out of concern that he could destroy evidence.

Residents of a Welsh village have turned road potholes into a makeshift amusement park due to frustration with local authorities.

Ongoing investigations reveal bird feathers and blood traces in the engines of a Jeju Air plane involved in a crash that killed 179 people in South Korea.

Yoon Suk Yeol, who was suspended from office and detained the other day in South Korea, will not testify today either.

Ukrainian and North Korean forces engage in fierce combat, with intense fighting in the Russian province of Kursk.

An alcohol ban has been implemented in parts of the city center of Maarheeze (North Brabant) due to the nuisance caused by alcohol consumption on the streets.

NATO and Japan have intensified their ties with Japan establishing a diplomatic mission and appointing its own ambassador to the alliance.

North Korea reopens the city of Rason, a port city in the northwest of the country, for foreign tourists after five years of border closure due to the pandemic.

The US State Department has approved the sale of 39 million dollars worth of additional long-range cruise missiles and related equipment to Japan.

Following USA's decision to remove Cuba from the terror list, the effects are being seen as political prisoners jailed in 2021 are starting to be released.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a meeting with North Macedonia Minister of European Affairs Orhan Murtezani

Trump's defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth describes North Korea as a nuclear power posing a threat to global stability.

Open Doors organization has reported a rise in persecution and discrimination against Christians, with an increase of 15 million individuals facing such challenges compared to the previous year.