In the company's press release, it was stated that during the analysis, a "significant number" of A320 aircraft were found to potentially face issues with flight control systems, which necessitated the software update. The aircraft will be temporarily taken out of service for repairs, which is likely to lead to delays or cancellations of flights.
Trump stated that any document signed by Biden using Autopen is subject to cancellation and has no legal force. "Approximately 92% of the executive orders signed by Joe Biden will be annulled, as Autopen cannot be used without the direct consent of the President of the United States," he wrote on his Truth Social account. He also added that the individuals operating the Autopen acted illegally, and therefore all executive orders and documents that were not signed directly by Biden
Illustrative image The academic noted that the bird flu virus has a unique ability to change its genetic material, making it less likely to be transmitted to humans. “This particular strain H5N5 will not transfer to humans; however, it is important to remember that new pandemic strains emerge every ten years. Even if this year we have a good immune response to this virus, next year it may change, and our immune system may not recognize it,” added Onishchenko.
According to the head of the Indonesian disaster mitigation agency, Sukhyanto, there have been 174 confirmed fatalities on the island of Sumatra, which has been the hardest hit. He also noted that, despite the cessation of rains, 79 people remain missing, and thousands of families have been forced to leave their homes. The cyclone, which caused heavy rains across large areas of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, also led to a rare tropical storm in the Strait of Malacca over the past week.
From December 1 to 3, 2025, the President of Mongolia, Khurelsukh, will make a state visit to Italy at the invitation of Sergio Mattarella, the President of the Italian Republic. This event is timed to the 55th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and Italy and will be the first visit at the level of heads of state in the last 14 years. It is worth noting that the previous working visit to Italy was made by former President Bagabandi Natsag in 2000, and on
On December 4, Pope Leo XIV will meet with the President of Mongolia, Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, in the Vatican. At the invitation of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, the President of Mongolia, Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, will make a state visit to the Vatican on December 4, 2025. This will be the first visit by a Mongolian president to the Vatican in the last 14 years.
Illustrative photo In the report "Prospects for Global Urbanization by 2025," prepared by the UN Population Division, it is stated that the population of Jakarta has reached 42 million people. In second place by population is Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, with 37 million residents, while Tokyo, with a population of 33 million, now holds the third position. In the previous UN report from 2018, the Japanese capital was the leader with 37 million people.
On November 27, a meeting took place in Aktau with the delegation of TURKPA, led by Bauyrzhan Datkaev, the Secretary of the Economic Cooperation Commission, and Zhanbyrbai Mataev, the Chairman of the Maslikhat of the Mangistau Region. This meeting was part of the closing ceremony of the project "Aktau - Cultural Capital of the Turkic World 2025," which was organized by the Ministry of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan in collaboration with TURKSOY.
It is expected that precipitation will occur in most regions of the country due to atmospheric fronts, creating conditions for snowstorms and ice, especially in the north, east, and center of Kazakhstan. At the same time, the western and southeastern regions will remain under the influence of an anticyclone, ensuring clear and dry weather there. The air temperature will vary depending on the region. In the north, nighttime temperatures are expected to be 0 to -8 °C, while during the day the
The ban on the circulation of electronic cigarettes and related liquids is enshrined in amendments to the law "On the restriction of the distribution and consumption of alcoholic and tobacco products." Strict penalties have been established for violators, including criminal prosecution for the sale of prohibited products in large volumes or repeated offenses after administrative punishment. According to the new regulations, the minimum penalty for the import and sale of vapes will be
The southern part of Thailand has been mainly affected, where local authorities reported 145 fatalities. As a result of the flooding, more than 3.6 million people have become victims of the disaster, and 1.2 million households have been flooded, as reported by the Associated Press (AP) citing the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation. In the city of Hat Yai, the water level reached 1.5-3 meters, and it is being completely evacuated. On the Indonesian island of Sumatra, local
Illustrative photo As part of this law, the processes of creation, issuance, storage, and circulation of virtual assets are regulated. It is important to note that cryptocurrencies in Turkmenistan can be used within the framework of civil law; however, they are not accepted as an official means of payment, currency, or securities. Virtual assets can be either secured or unsecured. Mining will be available for both individual entrepreneurs and legal entities, who must register electronically
Illustrative photo Vladimir Putin denied rumors that Sergey Lavrov, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, allegedly lost trust and stopped appearing at official meetings in the Kremlin. “This is complete nonsense. Lavrov is not in disgrace. He has his own work schedule, and he informed me about what he will be doing and the timelines. He is actively engaged in this and is preparing for a meeting with American partners,” Putin stated at a press conference following his visit to Bishkek.
According to the correspondent, about ten employees of NABU and SAP arrived in the government quarter. Members of the Verkhovna Rada, including Yaroslav Zheleznyak and Alexey Goncharenko, also confirmed the information about the searches at Yermak's office.
According to Chris Tang, head of the city's security bureau, around 200 people are considered missing. The fire broke out in a residential complex housing over 4,000 people. The flames engulfed bamboo scaffolding, trapping many residents inside the buildings. The fire spread to seven of the eight towers in the complex.
Andrey Ermak Ermak reported on his Telegram channel that the investigative actions are taking place without any obstacles. "Today, procedural actions are indeed taking place in my home. I have provided investigators with full access to the apartment, my lawyers are present on-site, interacting with law enforcement agencies. I am providing full assistance," he noted. According to information published on the morning of November 28 by "Ukrainian Truth," about 10 employees of
As Trishkin noted, this occurred at launch pad 31 immediately after the morning launch; however, the reasons for the incident remain unknown. Vitaly Egorov, a promoter of astronautics, emphasized that during the "Roscosmos" broadcast, it was noticeable that there was a massive metal structure in the gas drainage trench under the launch pad, which should not have been there.
Sara Beckstrom. Photo Reuters. According to the "Russian Service of the BBC," 20-year-old service member Sara Beckstrom has died from injuries sustained in a shooting in Washington. President Trump confirmed her death in his address to service members on Thanksgiving Day, which took place on Thursday evening. The second victim, 24-year-old Andrew Wolf, is in critical condition.
Edlow clarified that this concerns the countries mentioned in Trump's decree from June 2025. This decree imposed a ban on entry into the U.S. for citizens of 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen. Additionally, entry was restricted for citizens of seven other countries, including Togo, Turkmenistan, Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, and Venezuela. Other details regarding the review were not
Rahmanullah Lakanwal Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan who was among the suspects in the shooting near the White House on November 26, had previously worked with U.S. authorities in Afghanistan, including the CIA. This information was disclosed by John Ratcliffe, the CIA director, and reported by CNN. As Ratcliffe noted, Lakanwal's potential relocation to the U.S. in September 2021 was due to his collaboration with U.S. forces in Kandahar, which ended after the withdrawal of troops from the
Andrei Yermak Yermak emphasized that "under current conditions, no sane person would sign an agreement to transfer territory." He added that as long as Zelensky is in office, no one should expect concessions. "The president will not sign a document that violates the Constitution of Ukraine, and no one has the right to do this without the consent of the people," noted Yermak. He also added that Ukraine is open to discussing the line of demarcation between the controlled
According to information provided by the Russian service of the BBC, the Trump administration plans to conduct a review of green cards issued to individuals who immigrated from 19 countries. This measure is a response to a recent incident at the White House, during which members of the National Guard were injured, and the suspect turned out to be a citizen of Afghanistan. Joseph Edlow, head of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), noted that the president has ordered a
According to local authorities, contact was lost with 279 people who were in the building, and their fate remains unknown. More than 70 people were injured, including 11 firefighters. About 900 residents were evacuated to temporary shelters. The fire broke out on Wednesday afternoon and quickly spread across seven of the eight towers in the complex. Deputy Fire Service Director Derek Armstrong Chan emphasized that the fire spread "exceptionally fast." Access issues for specialized
Illustrative photo During his speech, Putin noted that delays at the border arose due to selective checks of cargo transport initiated by the customs services of Russia in accordance with the decisions of the Eurasian Economic Union. “It turned out that many trucks, as you pointed out, cross the border without the necessary documents,” he explained.
The cause of the increase in air pollution will be a dust storm moving into the country from the southern, southwestern, and western regions, according to information from the Hydrometeorological Center of Tajikistan. The message mentions that the level of atmospheric air pollution may reach values of suspended particles up to 10 microns (PM-10) and up to 2.5 microns (PM-2.5).
A tragedy occurred in downtown Washington, resulting in the death of 20-year-old Sarah Beckstrom, a member of the U.S. National Guard. This was reported by President Donald Trump, citing information from the BBC. Another victim, 24-year-old Andrew Wolfe, is in critical condition, according to official sources.
The construction of the metro in Ulaanbaatar will begin in 2026. This project aims to reduce traffic congestion in the city center. The metro will have a length of 19.4 kilometers and will run along Enkhtaiwan Avenue, which is the busiest transport corridor. The line will consist of 15 stations, 14 of which will be underground and one will be above ground. The project anticipates a capacity of up to 17,200 passengers per hour.
In the last 24 hours, international news agencies have covered events in Ukraine and around the world in the context of ongoing military actions. Here are the key points. Work on the ruins in Ternopil after a missile strike. Photo Reuters / Thomas Peter. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that there are no projects for a peace agreement regarding Ukraine, only issues for discussion. He also added that hostilities will cease only after Ukrainian troops leave the occupied territory.
During the meeting, Minister Batzetszeg confirmed the importance of strengthening cooperation with Central Asian states, among which Tajikistan holds a special place. She noted that in recent years there has been a stable political dialogue contributing to deeper relations between the countries. The minister also discussed opportunities for joint work in areas such as agriculture, light industry, and renewable energy sources, and expressed support for initiatives to implement joint projects.
Mongolia, despite its remoteness and lack of access to the sea, is capable of enhancing India's energy resilience. The recent four-day visit of Mongolian President Khurelsukh Ukhna to India marked the beginning of a new phase of cooperation linking India's growing energy ambitions with Mongolia's resource potential. This visit, timed to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, demonstrates a shift from cultural and spiritual closeness to a
The twelfth meeting of the Joint Japan-Mongolia Public-Private Council took place on November 26 at the Meiji Memorial Hall located in Tokyo. At this event, the meeting was chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia, Gankhuyag Khassuur, and the Deputy Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry of Japan, Kenji Yamada. A total of about 150 delegates from the public and private sectors of both countries attended the meeting, including important participants such as Kenji Yamada, Parliamentary
Ankhbayar Nyamdorj At this meeting, Mongolia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ankhbayar Nyamdorj, co-chaired a discussion with the Permanent Representative of Cyprus, focusing on "Assessing current challenges, opportunities, and shortcomings in the implementation of the Global Plan to Combat Human Trafficking, as well as the link between human trafficking and organized crime." The results of this discussion were presented at the plenary session of the General Assembly.
On November 25, 2025, an Open Day was held at the Center for Sports Medicine and Research, aimed at introducing the public to the work of the institution and its initiatives. As part of the event, consultations, sports-scientific research, as well as medical examinations and diagnostics in the field of sports medicine were conducted. Center staff, including doctors and researchers, organized 14 lectures and training sessions.
The first meeting of the Subcommittee took place online on November 25, 2025. It was chaired by Batsetsgeg Batmunkh, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia and Deputy Chair of the National Committee for COP17. During the meeting, the chair informed the subcommittee members about the current state of affairs and discussed future plans. Foreign Minister Batsetsgeg Batmunkh emphasized the importance of holding the conference in Mongolia, highlighting that it opens up opportunities for
The presentation of the book titled “Following Destiny, Route N1, Greece-Poland-Uzbekistan-Ukraine-Cyprus,” written by Greek author and statesman Dr. Dimitris Bakolas, took place with the support of the Union of Writers of Mongolia. This popular science work tells the unusual life journey of the author, who many compare to Odysseus. The first part of this work, known as “Following Destiny,” was awarded the title of one of the most outstanding non-fiction books in Greece in 2023. The Mongolian
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the upcoming visit of an American delegation to Moscow, which will take place next week. Putin shared this information with reporters on Thursday while commenting on the results of his trip to Kyrgyzstan. "The American delegation is expected to arrive in Moscow next week," he noted. These words were reported by the Interfax agency.
According to the South China Morning Post, the death toll from the fire in a residential complex in Hong Kong has risen to 75. Currently, 62 people remain trapped at the scene. A total of 77 injured individuals have been taken to hospitals, including 10 firefighters; 12 of them are in critical condition. On November 26, a fire broke out in the Tai Po area, engulfing seven residential complexes that house 2,000 apartments and nearly 5,000 residents. By the morning of November 27, 55 fatalities
In the southwestern part of China, in Yunnan province, a tragedy occurred when a train ran over a group of workers performing night work on the railway. This incident claimed the lives of 11 people, and two were injured, as reported by the South China Morning Post. The collision took place near the Luoyangzhen station in Kunming, where the railway track has a sharp curve. The workers did not have time to notice the train coming around the bend. At the time of the incident, tests were being
On November 26, Umaru Sissoko Embalo, the president of Guinea-Bissau, was arrested by the military just three days after he announced his victory in the presidential elections. He reported this to the publication Jeune Afrique by phone. According to sources, during the operation, the Chief of the General Staff and his deputy, as well as the Minister of Internal Affairs, were also detained.
Lukashenko noted that the Kyrgyz side had requested support due to a fuel shortage caused by the destruction inflicted by Ukrainian forces on Russian territory, particularly at oil refineries. He emphasized that, despite obligations to Russia regarding supplies, Belarus was able to allocate some resources for Kyrgyzstan. "We are very close, we have good relations," he added while speaking with journalists in Bishkek at a press conference during the CSTO summit.
According to previously announced plans, as reported by BC News, volunteers will serve for 10 months and receive financial compensation for it. Macron has repeatedly emphasized in his interviews that recruits will not be sent to combat zones such as Ukraine. "This is absolutely not what it's about," he noted.
Putin noted that interaction between the governments of the two countries is actively continuing across all key areas. He emphasized the growth of trade turnover and ongoing cooperation in the field of regional security. “We are in touch and understand the situation at your borders. Our special services and law enforcement ministries are working in close contact,” added the Russian president. For his part, Rahmon emphasized that the relations between Tajikistan and Russia are strengthening,
At the CSTO summit in Bishkek, the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon emphasized the key role of the organization in maintaining regional security. He noted that the CSTO contributes to strengthening the defense capabilities and stability of its member states. “Tajikistan, being on the front line of the southern direction of collective defense, pays special attention to ensuring security and stability in Central Asia,” Rahmon stated. He characterized the current international situation as
At a briefing, the Deputy Akim of Almaty, Beibut Shakhanov, shared information about the progress in developing measures to restrict the entry of "non-ecological transport" into the city, as reported by Tengri Auto. Shakhanov noted that the regulations concerning this issue are currently in the approval stage at the Ministry of Justice. After this stage is completed, they will be presented to the Maslikhat for further discussion.
A seminar aimed at identifying synthetic drugs, including new psychoactive substances (NPS), as well as developing reporting in accordance with international quality management standards, was held in Tashkent. Experts from Central Asia participated in the seminar, including Marina Satarova, the chief expert of the KEMVI management of the Forensic Expert Service under the Ministry of Justice of Kyrgyzstan.
The economic forum "EU - Central Asia" was held in Tashkent, which became an important platform for deepening economic interaction and attracting strategic investments between the countries of the region and the European Union. During the forum, issues of expanding trade and transport links, improving the business climate, supporting sustainable growth, and developing value-added chains in key sectors of the economy were discussed.
On the day the fire broke out, November 26, the consequences became known, with the initial death toll at 44 people and 279 individuals reported missing. At that time, about 700 people were evacuated and placed in temporary shelters. As of that moment, out of the seven buildings in the complex, four were already under control, and rescue operations continued on the lower floors. Additionally, it is worth noting that since July 2024, eight residential blocks had been under renovation,
On November 26, seven residential skyscrapers caught fire in the Tai Po area of Hong Kong, marking one of the deadliest fires in the region's history. According to the South China Morning Post, these buildings contain around 2,000 apartments, housing nearly 5,000 residents. By the morning of November 27, 55 casualties had been reported, 45 people were in critical condition, and 279 residents were declared missing.