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Dalian Jinzhou Bay International Airport: The World's Largest Artificial Island Airport
- Dalian Jinzhou Bay International Airport, under construction, will be the largest artificial island airport globally, covering 20 square kilometers
- This ambitious project is being developed by Dalian International Airport Co. Ltd., aimed at enhancing Dalian's status as a transport hub
- The airport is located off the northeastern coast of China, specifically in Dalian, which is strategically positioned for international trav
- Construction began after years of planning, with significant progress made as of December 2024; the airport is expected to open in 2035
- The project aims to boost regional economic growth and improve transportation infrastructure, accommodating up to 80 million passengers annually upon completion
Trump Vows Debt Reduction Amid Sweeping Global Tariffs, Cites Economic Fairness and Peace Deals
- Trump declared, “We’re going to pay down debt,” citing rising tariff revenues on dozens of countries.
- New US tariffs—up to 50% on some nations—aim to make trade “fair” and fund debt payments.
- Trump claimed the tariffs will generate “much more money than the country’s ever seen” for deficit reduction.
- He defended tariffs as essential for economic leverage, despite critics warning of higher costs for US households.
- Trump also took credit for using trade and tariffs to help settle global conflicts, including India-Pakistan and others.
Trump Aide Criticizes India’s Russian Oil Purchases, Cites Strong Modi Ties but Warns of Consequences
- Trump’s top aide Stephen Miller accused India of funding Russia’s war by buying Russian oil.
- India is nearly tied with China as a top purchaser of Russian oil, Miller claimed.
- Despite these criticisms, Miller emphasized Trump’s “tremendous” relationship with PM Modi.
- The U.S. has threatened tariffs and penalties if India continues buying Russian oil.
- India remains defiant, prioritizing national energy needs over external pressure, and continues Russian oil imports.
Six More Die of Starvation in Gaza as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens, Toll Rises to 175
- Gaza's health ministry reported six new deaths from starvation or malnutrition in the past 24 hours.
- The total number of starvation-related deaths in Gaza has now reached 175, including 93 children.
- Hospitals face severe fuel shortages, forcing doctors to treat only the most critical patients.
- Humanitarian agencies warn of an unfolding famine and say aid remains insufficient despite some easing of restrictions.
- Rare fuel deliveries began Sunday, but far more is needed to address Gaza's worsening humanitarian emergency.
Baloch Leader Rebukes Trump: Oil Reserves Belong to Balochistan, Not Pakistan
- Mir Yar Baloch publicly declared that Balochistan’s oil, gas, and minerals do not belong to Pakistan.
- He accused Pakistan’s Army Chief, Asim Munir, of misleading Donald Trump regarding the ownership of these oil reserves.
- The Baloch leader warned that any US deal for Balochistan’s resources would empower Pakistan’s military and ISI.
- He stated the Republic of Balochistan is a sovereign nation under illegal Pakistani occupation, demanding international recognition.
- Trump’s announcement of a US-Pakistan oil partnership sparked strong backlash and revived debate over Balochistan’s autonomy and resource rights.
Kamala Harris' alarming caution about wireless earphones ignites widespread online worry
- Kamala Harris urges people to avoid wireless earphones due to potential eavesdropping risks.
- She explains her preference for wired headphones comes from intelligence briefings and security knowledge.
- Harris stresses Bluetooth and wireless devices are less secure for sensitive or private conversations.
- The viral clip spooked social media, triggering memes and cybersecurity discussions about privacy risks.
- Experts and the public largely agree her warning is serious for VIPs, but less so for average users.