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Belgium's airspace was closed for an hour due to air traffic control issues, causing Slovak Prime Minister Fico to return to his country.

Investigations reveal possible causes of the tragic plane crash in Washington, with concerns over helicopter's altitude and previous incidents.

Israeli forces intensify operations in Tulkarem and Jenin in the West Bank, clashes reported with Palestinian groups.

Nevvaf Selam appointed to form a government without political party members in Lebanon.

Collision between a passenger plane and a military helicopter in Washington, DC results in 67 casualties.

Iraqi-origin provocateur Salwan Momika, known for Quran burning provocations, was shot dead at his home in Sweden.

Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani visited Syria, becoming the first foreign leader to do so after the Assad regime.

President Trump continues to sign controversial executive orders, allowing detention of illegal migrants at Guantanamo and deportation of foreign students critical of Israel.

Approval of a migration law by aligning with far-right AfD party in Germany sparks controversy ahead of the upcoming elections.

Former New Jersey Senator and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Menendez sentenced to 11 years in prison for 16 charges, including bribery and obstructing justice.

Resistance groups' symbolic ceremonies and the chaos during the third hostage exchange in Gaza's ceasefire agreement make headlines.

President Trump stated that the US has no business in Syria and will make a decision on the matter.

US and NATO prioritize stronger, deadlier alliance and increased defense industry capacity.

Snails targeting letters and parcels lead to closure of Royal Mail postbox in Storrington, England.

A commercial plane and a military helicopter collided near Ronald Reagan Airport, causing multiple casualties.

Mexico protests against Google's decision to rename Gulf of Mexico, as ordered by US President Trump.

Rebels from the M23 movement advance in the Democratic Republic of Congo, seizing the city of Goma in the east, causing concerns over aid delivery disruptions.

Bishop John Perumbalath resigns after facing accusations of sexual abuse, stating he does not want the story to distract from the diocese.

Journalists and politicians in Germany express strong criticism towards current immigration policies, advocating for significant changes.

Authorities do not expect any survivors as an American passenger plane collides with a military helicopter near Washington.

Turkey criticizes Israel's ban on UNRWA activities in occupied Palestinian territories, calling it a violation of international law.

Salwan Momika, known for burning the Quran, was shot dead during a live TikTok broadcast. Background details revealed.

Thai citizens remain hopeful for the release of their compatriots from Gaza, despite past disappointments.

The Doomsday Clock, symbolizing humanity's possible extinction, has been moved closer to midnight.

Rescue operation underway to save a 74-year-old truck driver stuck in a sinkhole in Japan, as road continues to collapse.

Online audio fragment reveals conversations leading up to Washington plane crash, including mention of a fireball before the aircraft disappeared.

Israel releases prisoners in exchange for hostages, sparking mixed emotions in the country.

Salwan Momika, an Assyrian Christian from Iraq, who caused uproar by burning Koran in Sweden, has been murdered.

Russian attack near the border in Sumy region leaves 4 dead and 9 injured, Ukrainian officials report.

Iraki Salvan Momika, known for Quran burning provocations, was shot dead in Sweden while on trial for hate crimes.