Mass flight delays reported at Supadio Airport in Pontianak
Angkasa Pura identified a main cause of widespread morning flight delays at Supadio Airport. The headline does not specify the cause or duration.
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A small aircraft was involved in a landing incident at Quesnel Regional Airport in British Columbia on August 21, 2026. The city said no injuries were reported, emergency responders attended, and the runway remained closed while the aircraft was recovered and assessed.
The FDA has recalled nearly 40,000 bottles of Clear Eyes eye drops. The supplied headline does not specify the reason or reported harm.
NATO member states held talks on supporting freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Local advocates say Springfield Haitians were included in a recent deportation flight to Haiti.
A report indicates diplomatic tension involving Ankara, Netanyahu, Damascus and Tehran, alongside discussion of a possible Mecca pact and ending the war.
A reported resurgence in piracy is placing additional pressure on marine war-risk and kidnap-and-ransom insurance coverage.
Walmart is experiencing slower sales growth, raising questions about the resilience of consumer spending.
PLADESEMAPESGA has issued an urgent request to activate the Cangal anti-pollution plan for rivers and coastline because of ash.
Traian Băsescu warned that delays to Romania's wage law could push the country toward junk credit status.
Germany's defense minister, Christine Lambrecht, has resigned.
A headline claims that Russia has reopened a bioweapons facility on Lisyi Island.
The United States has supported a potential weapons sale to Italy valued at $364 million.
Western allies have criticized Israel for ending its investigation into a strike involving World Central Kitchen during the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The Gulf region's economic growth model is described as facing its first major stress test.
A Russian drone strike reportedly hit a shopping mall in Kryvyi Rih, killing 14 people and injuring more than 100, according to Ukraine's president.
A network fault caused a blackout affecting businesses and markets in Rivazzurra for more than three hours.
Transat reported an additional $105 million in jet fuel costs during the third quarter.
IEU-CEPA is set to provide Indonesia with its highest tariff commitments, according to the trade minister.
Ghalibaf is pushing for trade in local currencies to bypass unspecified constraints.
A report identifies Turner's Outdoorsman as a significant source of crime guns in California's largest cities.
President Rodrigo Paz has fired Bolivia's economy minister while unrest is ongoing.
A headline reports that Russia attacked a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's hometown, killing several people.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett waived permit fees for flood-related damage repairs. The measure follows flooding affecting the city.
China and Indonesia held a strategic dialogue and pledged to deepen cooperation.
Researchers detected malware designed for vehicle screens running Android that can enable fraud and data theft.
A Russian attack hit a shopping center in central Ukraine, killing at least one person.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni acknowledged that dealing with Donald Trump has not been as easy as anticipated.
France has prohibited unsolicited telephone canvassing under new rules.
Poland is reinforcing its eastern border, with U.S., British and French troops joining the efforts, according to the headline.
The headline reports an incident in a London park in the context of a government campaign distributing anti-rape pamphlets to migrants.
A field laboratory associated with the Sandy fire presents dangerous conditions, and cleanup is progressing slowly.
California state Democrats passed the proposed Stop Nick Shirley Act, described in the headline as intended to shut down independent journalism.
Parents in Chembur blocked RC Marg to protest an unsafe school building and demand alternative classes.
Seven infrastructure projects worth 427.80 crore were inaugurated in Paradip, India.
The Daniel Ortega government plans to launch a platform for monitoring Nicaraguans.
A Russian strike killed at least six people at a shopping centre in a central Ukrainian city.
Trump vowed to help Afghan allies seeking safety and citizenship in the United States.
The headline reports an historic breakthrough occurring in Lebanon, without providing further details.
Hamas said assassinations, raids and abductions would not break Palestinian resistance.