Natalie Muller
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South African airline scraps repeat of viral stadium flyby (opens the original)
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South African aviation authorities are reviewing a low-altitude flyover by two Airlink passenger planes at an international rugby match in Cape Town last weekend. The regional airline, meanwhile, said it had canceled another flypast scheduled for Saturday's rugby test between South Africa and New Zealand in Johannesburg this weekend, citing unfavorable weather. In a statement, the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) said it was carrying out a "compliance verification" of the August 29
'Supersized' El Nino to persist into 2027, UN says (opens the original)
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The El Nino weather phenomenon is set to intensify and will almost certainly last until February next year, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said in an update Thursday. The UN weather agency warned El Nino would develop into a "very strong" event in the coming months, heightening the risks of extreme heat, drought and flooding while threatening livelihoods and economies. "El Nino is being supersized before our eyes," UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said in a statement. "The scie
US, Australia to boost defense ties amid China's influence (opens the original)
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The United States and Australia have announced plans to boost defense ties and strengthen deterrence amid China's growing influence in the Pacific. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met his Australian counterpart, Richard Marles, in Washington on Wednesday, saying Canberra understood "the gravity of maintaining a favorable balance of power in the region." Marles told reporters that "American force posture in Australia is growing" and that the expanding cooperation was a response to "the bigges
Ukraine: Zelenskyy warns airlines to avoid Russian airspace (opens the original)
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This blog is now closed. Thank you for reading. Read below for developments regarding Russia's war in Ukraine on Wednesday, September 2. Tired of missing our real-time updates? Click here to add us as a Preferred Source on Google. A Russia win in the war in Ukraine would encourage autocrats all around the world, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said. "If Russia, if Vladimir Putin wins this war, then that is a blueprint for all the autocrats in this world to say: what do I care about the l
Police exhume body of former Czechoslovak foreign minister (opens the original)
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Czech police said Wednesday they had begun exhuming the remains of former Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk in an attempt to clear up speculation surrounding his death nearly 80 years ago. In a statement posted to X, police said they planned to examine the remains, buried at Prague's Olsany Cemetery, "using the most modern forensic methods." "We believe that today's actions will bring us closer to clarifying the circumstances leading to the death of Jan Masaryk," the statement said. Masa
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