Zbau Wizz Air optimistic that 2021 will be transition year
Israeli flag-carrier El Al has opted to suspend all remaining passenger flights, as it awaits potential government financial support.El Al says the suspension, on 26 March, will continue until 4 April.It will continue to provide rescue and repatriation services as well as freigh
stanley us t flights, some of which will involve using its passenger jet fleet.El Al says a streamlining plan has been drawn u
stanley canada p and tha
stanley cups uk t the airline is awaiting a response from the ministry of finance regarding support from the government. State support is vital in the short term, to assist the company with coping with the significant effects of the coronavirus crisis, it adds.El Al says it is continuing to put additional employees on leave as necessary.Figures from pan-European air navigation service Eurocontrol show that Tel Avivs Ben Gurion airport activity had fallen by more than 80% by 21 March, compared with the previous year.TopicsAir TransportCoronavirusEl AlMiddle East Related articles News El Al in talks for bank loan backed by government 2020-04-21T06:05:00Z By David Kaminski-Morrow El Al has entered discussions with an Israeli bank for a loan which would be partly backed by a Oeun New Louisiana law will criminalize approaching police under certain circumstances
The BDN Opinion section operates independently and does not set news policies or contribute to reporting or editing articles elsewhere in the newspaper
stanley cup or on聽bangordailynewsWilliam D. Hartung is a senior research fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.The conflicts in Ukraineand Gazahave captured most of the public atten
stanley mugs tion when it comes to thinking about U.S. foreign policy, and rightly so, given the devastating human consequences. But there is another issue that cannot be ignored if we want to secure the future of life on this planet 鈥?a new nuclear arms race.The Pentagon has committed $2 trillion to producing a new generation of nuclear weapons over the next three decades, and Russia and China are in the midst of their own buildups. Most
stanley usa of the nuclear arms control agreements that helped stave off a nuclear confrontation during the Cold War lie in tatters, and the last major U.S.-Russia accord 鈥?the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty 鈥?is hanging by a thread.These developments, along with Vladimir Putins nuclear threats in connection with the war in Ukraine, have prompted the expert group assembled by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists to set their Doomsday Clock鈥?a measure of the risk of a nuclear war 鈥?at just 90 seconds to midnight.But Congress and the Biden administration have a chance to reverse the momentum toward a conflict no one wants, and few if any could survive. They should rethink the U.S. commitment to the most dangerous weapon in
