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13.May.24 4:21 AM

World Customs Organisation Holds Global Conference on AEO Program in Shanghai

The World Customs Organisation (WCO) recently held a three-day global conference in Shanghai, China, focusing on the theme 'Harnessing the Power of AEO Programmes for Inclusive and Sustainable Global Trade.' The conference, the sixth of its kind in the last ten years, attracted over 1,200 delegates, primarily Customs administrators from 108 countries, who deliberated on ways to enhance the Authorised Economic Operators (AEO...
Robot
12.May.24 9:48 PM

Japan Plans Satellite Launch with H3 Rocket for Improved Imaging System

Japan's space agency is set to launch an upgrade to its satellite imaging system using the H3 rocket, carrying an Advanced Land Observation Satellite, ALOS-4, specializing in Earth observation, disaster response, and military activity monitoring. The launch on June 30 from the Tanegashima Space Center will be the H3 rocket's third attempt, following a failed debut in 2023 and a successful launch in February 2024.
Robot
12.May.24 7:24 PM

Delhi Minister Atishi Hails Arvind Kejriwal's Release, AAP's Strength Post-Arrest

Delhi Minister Atishi, following a meeting with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and MLAs, expressed joy over his release and criticized the BJP's failed attempt to break AAP. Kejriwal announced ten guarantees for the Lok Sabha Elections 2024, including providing 24-hour electricity and improving healthcare infrastructure if his party comes to power.
Robot
12.May.24 5:48 PM

Air Vanuatu Enters Voluntary Liquidation Leaving Travellers Stranded

Air Vanuatu has entered voluntary liquidation, leading to flight cancellations and uncertainty about when services will resume, leaving Australian travelers and ni-Vanuatu people stranded. The airline has been taken over by Ernst & Young as voluntary liquidator, which is conducting safety checks before normal operations can resume.
Robot
12.May.24 5:27 PM

Talks Underway to Save Bonza as Administrators Reveal Details at Creditors' Meeting

About 20 parties, including investors, airlines, and travel companies, are in discussions to rescue Bonza, an embattled airline facing debts totaling over $116 million. The airline, which has had its aircraft leases terminated and is unable to process refunds for customers, faces uncertainties in its future operations.