Another unidentified flying object was shot down by US warships
US warships also targeted objects flying over Canada and Alaska last week after the Chinese balloon was exposed.
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Aid to earthquake victims, Syrian president may open more border crossings: WHO
More than 33,000 people have been killed in Syria and Turkey since last Monday’s devastating earthquake.
21,000 dead from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, America announced 85 million dollars in aid
U.S. aid for earthquake victims in Turkey’s neighboring country, Syria, will be provided through local partners there.
Will compete with China but doesn’t want conflict, President Joe Biden
He said that before this incident, during the conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping, he had made it clear that he did not want a conflict.
Hug a cow on Valentine’s Day in India
“The cow is part of India’s culture and rural economy,” says the appeal on the Animal Welfare Board’s website.
“If China threatens our integrity, we will take action.”
Joe Biden’s annual address comes at a time when America is grappling with challenges at home and abroad.
Spies Failed to Track Balloons in the Past: US Gen
General Van Hurk did not say whether the spy balloon contained explosives, but said he had no evidence of it.
Hong Kong announced to give 500,000 free air tickets
Hong Kong has once again opened its doors to tourists, with the government launching a campaign titled ‘Hello Hong Kong’ to attract tourists back to the country.
Chinese spy balloon tracked over US airspace: Pentagon
The news of China’s spy balloon over US airspace comes as US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken is scheduled to visit Beijing next week.
Policies against women, America’s announcement to impose new sanctions on the Taliban
Policies against women, America’s announcement to impose new sanctions on the Taliban