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Oman Had Previously Banned the FlyDubai Attacker From Flying
Plus, the G-7 agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil and the U.S. added just 29,000 jobs in September.
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FlyDubai Attacker Had Been Banned From Flying by Oman for Radical Views
The U.A.E. airline later hired the co-pilot who stabbed the captain of Flight 1073 and nearly crashed the plane.
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Student Protests Add to Woes for Embattled French Government
Unrest has flared across the country as students demand improvements in school conditions.
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Opinion | Revenge Is a Central Pillar of Iranian Foreign Policy
A diplomatic agreement can’t bring real peace with a regime that has a long history of terrorism.
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G-7 Agrees to Release 100 Million Barrels of Crude and Oil Products
The announcement would seem to end the threat of a U.S. ban on diesel exports, at least for now.
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U.A.E., Netanyahu Say FlyDubai Attack Was Terrorism
The comments are a clear indication that investigators view the incident as a political act.
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Dunamu CEO Urges South Korea to Move Quickly on Won-Backed Stablecoins
Dunamu is preparing to provide technology and distribution support for stablecoins once the necessary legal and regulatory framework is in p
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Near-Catastrophe on Flight 1073 Exposes Gaping Hole in Dubai’s Aviation Security
Security experts say an assailant with a plan and a knife, as alleged in Wednesday’s flight to Israel, shouldn’t have made it as far as the
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Opinion | How Not to Fix Britain’s Economy
Burnham wants a vast new entitlement hidden by pension reform.
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Opinion | The Battle of Hormuz Is Turning
The U.S. Navy opens the Strait to all but the Iranian regime’s oil exports.
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Opinion | Religious Persecution and Financial ‘Crimes’
China’s techniques against Christian pastors should be a warning to business.
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How a Trump-Backed Team Got a Pro-MAGA Businessman Out of a Myanmar Prison
The effort to free Adam Castillo offers new insight into how the Trump administration pursues the goal of freeing Americans detained abroad.
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Drones Strike Ethiopia’s Capital as Country Severs Ties with Eritrea
The country gave Eritrean diplomats 48 hours to leave, raising the specter that an internal conflict in Ethiopia might lead to direct war be
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Ukraine Fires Hard-to-Stop Ballistic Missile for First time
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the focus now is to increase production.
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Carney Puts Oil Pipeline at Center of Bid to Keep Alberta in Canada
The Canadian prime minister designated a proposed oil pipeline to the Pacific coast a “project of national interest,” a move that speeds its
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U.K. Police Arrest British-Iranian Dual National Over Foiled Fairford Attack
The 27-year-old was arrested on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism in connection with a foiled plot against a base used by U.S. forc
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U.S. Sending Third Aircraft Carrier, Up to 10,000 More Troops, to Middle East
The deployments come as President Trump weighs resuming bombing Iran after the midterms.
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Ukraine’s Big Backers in Europe Try to Counter War Fatigue
Leaders are reaching out to Moscow and stressing the need for a negotiated solution as populist parties critical of Kyiv aid gain sway.
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The 38-Year-Old Captain Who Fought Off Cockpit Attack on FlyDubai Flight
Smit Machchhar, who didn’t always want to be a pilot, was hailed for his heroism after being stabbed on Flight 1073.
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BOE’s Mann Backs Rate Rise to Tame Inflation
The BOE last month left its key interest rate at 3.75%, although investors expect to see an increase to 4% in November.
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France Is Ground Zero in the Global Bond Rout
The French government aims to cut tens of billions of euros in spending next year as it seeks to calm investor worries.
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South Korea Contests U.S. Claims of New $50 Billion Alaska Investment
The Trump administration asserted this week that South Korea will fund an LNG pipeline, but Seoul is disputing the status of negotiations.
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An Israel-Bound Flight Plunged After a Cockpit Stabbing. Then Passengers Intervened.
Plus, money managers ask clients to give the bond market another chance, and the U.K. prime minister pitches an unapologetically socialist m
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U.A.E. Opens Investigation Into FlyDubai Attack
Authorities said they would examine whether “terrorist activity” played any role in the attack.
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