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Carriers are poised to post a collective deficit of $11.6bn next year, the International Air Transport Association said.
Two Ohio counties accuse the pharmacies of flooding the community with pain pills, in latest move against drug industry.
Major disruption comes as protesting Beja tribe from eastern Sudan closes the crucial Red Sea Port.
About 200 service personnel will help move fuel from depots to petrol stations as shortages persist in some areas.
Zimbabwe’s finance minister recently extolled the potential for decentralised finance to lower remittance costs.
Abiy's Prosperity Party was declared the winner of parliamentary elections held earlier this year.
Fumio Kishida was formally elected as Japan's prime minister on Monday.
Ladakh shares de facto borders with Pakistan and China and depends on air supplies for about six months of the year.
The death toll rises to five while other fishermen from Iran remained missing as the storm moved further inland.
Cyclone Shaheen slammed into Oman on Sunday with ferocious winds and heavy rain, flooding streets, prompting evacuations
Romanian billionaire and family members killed after their plane crashes into an empty building in Milan.
Controversial legislation has been described as having 'totalitarian leanings'.
Lava flowing faster from Cumbre Vieja, the volcano that roared back to life on September 19.
Seoul says it hopes move will be a 'foundation' to rebuilding ties tested by recent series of missile launches.
New rules to curb investment took effect this month, with successive governments accused of failure over housing.
Facebook's VP of policy and global affairs Nick Clegg pushed back at the assertion its platforms are 'toxic' for teens.
At least eight people, including four farmers, killed after violence erupted during a protest against farm laws.
Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al-Mangoush's remarks come before a conference on Libyan stability later this month.
Pandora Papers says King Abdullah II is among dozens of world leaders secretly holding millions of dollars offshore.
The US Coast Guard, working with local and state agencies, flew planes to assess the spill.
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