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Global demand for air travel rose 4.8 percent in February, thanks to lower fares and improving economies, with no major impact from an attempted U.S. travel ban.

This was particularly so after a federal judge brushed aside the executive order and lifted the ban on travellers from the seven banned countries with valid entry visas into the US.

Iraqi lawmakers urged the Iraqi government to take counter-measures against the latest restrictions on the entry of the nationals of seven Muslim countries.

Healthcare insurance premiums, meant as safety nets for access and financial relief, are now becoming increasingly inaccessible.

The study, will likely set course for lawmakers and tech platforms around the world as they navigate a push to age-restrict social media.

Hezbollah continues to claim that it defeated the Israeli military in Lebanon and says its forces will ensure IDF adheres to the ceasefire.

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The flood situation across the country continues to worsen, with the number of victims in nine states reaching 120,272 people

Hundreds show up for the opening of the US coffeehouse chain's newest store in an observatory near the city of Gimpo.

A trial of methods to enforce it will start in January with the ban to take effect by Nov. 2025.

Angela Merkel wrote in her new memoir "Freedom" that, Vladimir Putin sometimes brought the pet to meetings with foreign guests.

The prosecution witnesses say they did not report the incident to the hostel warden for fear of being beaten like the victim.