Alaska: A small regional flight carrying nine passengers and a pilot that went missing in Alaska has been located, but unfortunately, all on board are deceased, confirmed the US Coast Guard on Friday, according to CNN. The commuter aircraft was found approximately 34 miles southeast of Nome, as reported by the USCG. Lt Commander Mike.
Canberra: On February 6, 2025, reports emerged from Canberra, Australia, indicating that the Australian government has prohibited the Chinese tech firm DeepSeek from offering services on government systems and devices due to national security concerns. The government labeled DeepSeek as an “unacceptable risk” to its operations, leading to the removal of the Chinese AI chatbot.
Istanbul: Agricultural specialists in Turkey are urging developing countries to prioritize agriculture as a means to ensure national security and sustainable food supplies through strong support for farmers. Halim Orta, an academic at Tekirdag Namik Kemal University and a wheat farmer in Turkey’s Thrace region, highlighted that nations with favorable climates can achieve food self-sufficiency.
Buenos Aires: Argentina has decided to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO), as announced by presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni during a news conference. Adorni stated that President Javier Milei has instructed Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein to initiate the withdrawal, emphasizing that Argentinians will not permit any international organization to interfere with their sovereignty, especially.
Dhaka: A large group of protesters vandalised and set fire to the residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the founder of Bangladesh, in Dhaka on Wednesday during a live online speech by his daughter, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The mob attacked the memorial and home of Sheikh Hasina’s father, located at Dhanmondi 32, demanding a.
Seoul: The South Korean finance ministry announced plans to block access to the Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) service DeepSeek, citing concerns over data collection, Yonhap News Agency reported on Thursday, citing a ministry official. Additionally, the unification ministry plans to impose similar restrictions on AI services, including DeepSeek, citing a request from the National Intelligence.
Paris: French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou successfully navigated two no-confidence votes initiated by the hard left-wing party, La France Insoumise (LFI). The first vote saw only 128 deputies supporting the motion, while the second garnered just 122 votes in favor, both insufficient to meet the required 289 votes needed for Bayrou’s ousting, as announced by.
Washington: Rescue teams have recovered the remains of all 67 individuals who perished in the mid-air collision between a helicopter and a passenger plane in Washington last week, according to reports from the Unified Command cited by US media. Of these, 66 remains have been positively identified, as reported by Xinhua news agency and ABC.
Sydney: A man has tragically died after being stabbed near Kingswood train station in Sydney’s western suburbs. New South Wales (NSW) police reported that emergency services were alerted at around 10:20 PM local time on Tuesday, where they found a 58-year-old man with a stab wound to his chest. Despite receiving treatment at the scene.
Kathmandu: Nepal has formally prohibited solo expeditions to all mountains exceeding 8,000 meters, including Mount Everest, following amendments to its mountaineering regulations as published in the Nepal Gazette. The Sixth amendment, issued late Tuesday, establishes that for every two climbers, at least one altitude worker or mountain guide must accompany them on any of the eight-thousand-meter.
