Thursday, September 10
By all appearances, US President Donald Trump wants to be remembered not just as a former US president, but as a global peacemaker, a man whose handshakes stopped wars and whose name belongs beside the likes of Mandela and Carter in Nobel history. But Trump’s latest maneuver, positioning himself as the driving force behind peace between Russia and Ukraine, is quickly unraveling. What began with a red carpet in Alaska and bold declarations is now mired in diplomatic limbo, military escalation and strategic deadlock.Despite the showmanship, there is little substance behind Trump’s claim that peace is imminent. His effort to present himself as the indispensable broker of global ceasefires has always relied more on headlines than on hard results. Nowhere is this clearer than in the Russia-
Akasa Air added Kozhikode (Calicut) as the 30th destination to its network, expanding its presence across Kerela. The airline will operate daily direct flights between Mumbai and Kozhikode starting October 1, the airline announced on Friday. 123448666"We are delighted to add Kozhikode as the 30th destination on our network, marking a milestone in Akasa Air’s growth story, and expanding our connectivity in Kerala," Praveen Iyer, Co-Founder of Akasa Air said."Our daily Mumbai–Kozhikode service will not only enhance connectivity between India’s commercial capital and the Malabar coast but also act as a catalyst for trade, tourism, and economic opportunities," he added.The airline has placed an order of 226 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, currently operating a fleet of 30 737 MAX aircraft
