24 h. ago US government shutdown triggers massive air travel delays and cancellations

When Airports Turn Tense: How a Government Shutdown Ripples Through Travel There is a particular hum to an airport that usually smells of coffee and jet fuel, of small mercies and holiday plans. In recent days that hum has become jittery, punctuated by the kind of quiet that comes when people begin to wonder whether […]

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6 d. ago Flights Resume at Munich Airport After Reported Drone Sightings

Night of Interrupted Journeys: When Drones Ground a City of Celebration It was supposed to be the kind of October evening Munich remembers for: amber lights along the Isar, the last thirsty crowds at Oktoberfest swapping steins and stories, families packing for a long weekend away. Instead, the hum that filled the skyline was not […]

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7 d. ago Munich Airport Suspends Operations Again Following Drone Incidents

Nightfall and Near-Misses: How a Swarm of Drones Grounded Munich When the lights around Munich’s runways dimmed and the loudspeakers at Terminal 2 went silent, the city — already swollen with Oktoberfest visitors and holiday travelers — felt a strange, hollow pause. For the second night running, the familiar hum of airliners was replaced by […]

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8 d. ago Drone sightings prompt 17 flight cancellations at Munich Airport

A city in limbo: drones, beer tents and the night Munich’s airport paused Munich at night is a city of lights and motion: trams humming, beer tents spilling laughter, and the steady pulse of flights taking off toward a thousand small private emergencies and grand adventures. Last night that pulse stuttered. Shortly after 8.30pm Irish […]

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9 d. ago Taliban imposes internet blackout, leaving millions of Afghans cut off

When the Wires Went Silent: Life, Flight and Fracture in Kabul On an autumn morning at Hamid Karzai International Airport, a young man stood clutching a paper ticket as if it were a passport back to normalcy. He stared at the departure board — a black rectangle, inscrutable and mute. Around him, faces hardened into […]

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1 week ago French court begins new trial over Air France Flight AF447 crash, 16 years later

A Sea of Names: The AF447 Tragedy Reopens in a Paris Courtroom There is a peculiar hush that settles over a courtroom when grief takes legal form. On a recent morning in Paris, that hush filled a tall, light-filled chamber as families rose in unison, standing shoulder to shoulder while a judge read aloud the […]

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1 week ago Obama: Ignoring Gaza’s dire humanitarian crisis is unacceptable

A Night in Dublin: Obama, the Weight of History, and the Hum of a World Unraveling There are evenings when a city seems to hold its breath. Dublin did that the night Barack Obama took the stage at the 3Arena, not as a former president looking for applause, but as a man asking tough, uncomfortable […]

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2 w. ago Danish airport halts operations again after reported drone sighting

A quiet Danish morning pierced by something the size of a hummingbird — and the anxiety of an entire continent It began, as these unnerving episodes often do, with a small shadow and a loud ripple. Travelers at Aalborg Airport were idling over coffee and stale sandwiches when overhead, like a bee that would not […]

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2 w. ago Ongoing settlements disrupt Palestinian communities, fueling instability and hardship

On a Hill Between Two Futures: Life, Land and the Specter of E1 The morning air tastes of diesel and citrus. Somewhere below the ribbon of road that runs from Jerusalem to the east, a child rides a bicycle past a strip mall, the hum of air-conditioning units undercutting the distant bleat of a goat. […]

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2 w. ago Taoiseach Announces Ireland Will Ratify CETA Trade Agreement Next Year

A Dublin-to-Ottawa Accord: Why a Trade Promise Matters More Than You Think Autumn light fell soft over Ottawa the day Ireland’s Taoiseach landed with a briefcase full of ambitions and a folder that smelled faintly of bureaucracy and possibility. At the ribbon-cutting for Ireland’s new embassy, the atmosphere felt half celebration, half negotiation. It was […]

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2 w. ago World Health Organization: Tylenol and Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism

The Little White Pill That Became a Global Story On a rainy afternoon in a small Dublin pharmacy, a young woman named Aoife cradled a blister pack of paracetamol and looked at the label as if it might tell her the future. “I was two months pregnant,” she told me, voice low and steady. “I’d […]

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2 w. ago EU regulator confirms paracetamol safe for use during pregnancy

When a Tweet Echoes Around the World: Tylenol, Pregnancy and the Politics of Panic On a grey morning in Dublin, a woman named Siobhán stood in the pharmacy queue with a crying toddler on her hip and a prescription for reassurance. “When your child has a fever at two in the morning, you don’t have […]

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2 w. ago Diyaarado duuliye la’aan ah oo hakad geliyey hawlihii garoonka Copenhagen

Dalalka Denmark iyo Norway ayaa ku khasbanaaday in ay xiraan garoomadooda diyaaradaha, ka dib markii laga war helay diyaarado aan duuliye lahayn oo dul heehaabaya. Booliska Denmark illaa hadda ma sheegin tirada iyo nuucyada diyaaradaha lagu arkay nawaaxiga Copenhagen Airport, laakiin waxay qireen in diyaaradaha ay sida muuqata hagayeen dad... The post Diyaarado duuliye la’aan ah oo hakad geliyey hawlihii garoonka Copenhagen appeared first on Borama News Network.

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2 w. ago Flights cancelled amid disruption at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2

Rain, long queues and blinking screens: Dublin’s Terminal 2 in the digital age of fragility When I pushed through the glass doors of Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2, the first thing that hit me was the ordinary: the smell of fresh coffee, the whoosh of trolleys, the low hum of announcements. The second was the unusual […]

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2 w. ago Cyberattack forces disruptions to flights at Dublin Airport Terminal 2

Under the Fluorescent Lights: A Morning at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 There is a particular hum to airports in autumn mornings—the hiss of coffee machines, the squeak of trolley wheels, the low murmur of announcements over tannoy systems. This morning, that familiar soundtrack was punctured by something more unsettling: the slow, bureaucratic shuffle of humans […]

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2 w. ago Airport disruptions from cyberattack expected to persist through Sunday

When the Screens Went Dark: A Morning of Manual Checks and Tangled Itineraries at Europe’s Busiest Hubs The day began like any other at Heathrow: the hum of trolley wheels, the chorus of departure boards, the scent of coffee and last-minute croissants mixing with the perfume of nervous travellers. By midmorning, however, a different kind […]

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3 w. ago Harris presses European leaders to clarify stance on Israeli sanctions

A Quiet Storm in Brussels: Ireland Pushes the EU to Turn Words into Action On an otherwise ordinary autumn morning in Dublin, the sound of tram bells and the fizz of coffee machines provided a gentle soundtrack to a diplomatic push that could reshape Ireland’s role on the European stage. Behind the polished façade of […]

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3 w. ago Sen. Marco Rubio Begins Israel Visit in Wake of Qatar Strike

When Diplomacy Meets Bombs: A Tension-Soaked Visit to Israel After the Doha Strike The airplane touched down under a sky that felt heavy with more than clouds. There was a hum in the terminal — not the usual buzz of vacationers and business travelers, but the taut, low-frequency sound of politics in motion: the shuffle […]

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last month Mitchum apologises after customers report rashes and burning sensations

A Little Roll-On, A Lot of Trouble: Inside the Mitchum Deodorant Reaction Story On a rainy Tuesday morning in late spring, commuters in London and Dublin shifted uneasily as a single TikTok clip looped itself across screens. The video showed red, angry bumps blooming beneath the arm of a young office worker who swore she’d […]

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