South Korea's Impeached President faces rebellion charge
Yoon Suk Yeol, first South Korean leader indicted, remains jailed as rebel and treason charges loom. Court hearings for the rebellion case are expected to last about six months with constitutional proceedings to follow. protests continue amid a volatile political landscape and questions over his dismissal or reinstatement.
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Bird strike likely in Jeju Air crash in South Korea
Preliminary report confirms bird remains in both engines of the Boeing 737-800 that crashed at Muan Airport killing 179 of 181 aboard. Feathers and DNA identified as Baikal teals. Black boxes stopped recording 4 minutes before impact. Investigators will scrutinize engines, flight data, cockpit voice records, and airport infrastructure as searches continue.
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Dubai faces strains as boom boosts growth and traffic
Dubai's five year growth fuels record real estate and Emirates earnings but tight housing, surging rents, and worsening traffic strain residents. Officials cite infrastructure limits, with plans for remote work, tolls, Metro expansion, and a flying taxi project as possible relief.
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