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Countries file a complaint with the UN over the Boeing 737-800 shot down by Iran in 2020 | Aviation news

The Ukraine International Airlines plane was hit by two missiles that Iran says were fired by mistake shortly after takeoff,…

The fanatic has sued the State to force him to end his isolation in prison. A lawsuit filed by far-right…

As the war enters its 684th day, these are the main events. Here is the situation on Monday, January 8,…

European football’s governing body UEFA is about to “lose a lot of power” following a recent court ruling over a…

People & Power investigates the new satellite space race and its implications for the future. Space may be infinite, but…

Serbia’s science minister explores how the country’s technological growth navigates the East-West rivalry. After the ideological divide of the Cold…

As the war enters its 683rd day, these are the main events. Here is the situation on Sunday, January 7,…

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with senior Turkish officials in Istanbul before heading to Greece, his first stop…

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters blocked access to a bridge near the British parliament on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire in…

At least 11 people, including five children, were killed by a Russian missile attack in and around the eastern Ukrainian…