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This week at the Skytrax awards, Star Alliance, has been named as the world’s best airline alliance for 2024. This article will cover the details surrounding Star Alliance being named as the world’s best airline alliance during this years Skytrax award ceremony. Star Alliance – World’s Best AlliancePhoto Credit: Magic Aviation, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia CommonsAt this year’s Skytrax Award Ceremony in London, United Kingdom, Star Alliance won the title of the world’s best airline alliance. In addition to this accolade, the group’s newly launched Paris Charles de Gaulle airport lounge also received the World’s Best Airline Alliance Lounge award in its first year. I encourage them to keep aiming for excellence this year and in the future.”Secondly, adding to Panagiotoulias’ comments, Skytrax’s Chief Executive Officer, Edward Plaisted, says, “We congratulate Star Alliance on a fabulous double achievement at this year’s awards, winning the World’s Best Airline Alliance and the World’s Best Airline Alliance Lounge categories.”“The latest Star Alliance lounge at Terminal 1, Paris CDG Airport has quickly established itself as a flagship facility and a customer favourite.”Click the banner to subscribe to our weekly newsleter.

The rest of the Florida Panthers make it to the end of the parade CBS News Miami's Trish Christakis catches up with more Florida Panthers players as they approach the end of the Parade of Champions.

By NBC NewsPhotos: YouTube ScreenshotsThe Supreme Court ruled Friday that federal prosecutors overstepped by charging a former police officer who was part of the mob that stormed the Capitol on January 6th under an obstruction law. The court also issued a ruling overturning a 40-year-old precedent, and sharply curtailing the power of federal agencies. And in another decision, the court upheld an Oregon city’s ban on sleeping outdoors that affects homeless people. Still left undecided is Trump’s claim of immunity in his federal election interference case, with that ruling now expected to come Monday.

But Israel may have the backing of the US in a war with Hezbollah, according to a CNN report. that the Biden administration would offer Israel the security assistance it needs, . For while the Biden administration is anxious to avoid an Israel-Hezbollah war and has committed diplomatic resources to prevent one, Israel literally calls the shots. Iran, too, reportedly wants to avoid having to back Hezbollah in a full-fledged war, despite its recent warnings of an “obliterating war” if Israel launches a full-scale attack in Lebanon. US policy toward Israel amounts to a green light for a wider war.

Arrest made in Pembroke Pines barbershop shooting that left 1 hospitalized We are getting a first look at the man who was arrested after the barbershop shooting in Pembroke Pines on Friday.

Church leaders in Jerusalem have expressed strong opposition to city authorities imposing municipal taxes on them, arguing that this would contradict centuries of historical agreements between the churches and civil authorities. The patriarchs and church leaders issued a joint statement on June 23 highly critical of the move. The Jerusalem Post reported that the conflict over municipal taxes on church properties in Jerusalem has been ongoing for several years. This decision led to a backlash from church leaders, who viewed the move as violating longstanding agreements and international obligations guaranteeing their rights and privileges. The Patriarchs and Heads of Churches who signed the statement included:- Patriarch Theophilos III, Greek Orthodox Patriarchate- Patriarch Nourhan Manougian, Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Patriarchate- Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Apostolic Administrator, Latin Patriarchate- Fr.

Follow us on Image Source : AP A Westjet flightCanada's second-largest airline, WestJet, has cancelled more than 400 flights, thus affecting nearly 50,000 passengers after the maintenance workers union announced it went on strike. The surprise strike affecting international and domestic flights came after the federal government issued a ministerial order for binding arbitration on Thursday. The airline has about 200 aircraft and says they'll operate approximately 30 by Sunday evening. At Pearson, WestJet passengers Samin Sahan and Samee Jan said they had been planning to leave Saturday with extended family members on a trip to Calgary that had been planned for six to eight months. (With inputs from agency)Also Read: Indian and international students flock to Tim Hortons in Canada, creating massive job queue | WATCH

In a continued effort to enhance the discussion on minimum wage in Ethiopia, experts from the International Labour Organization (ILO) have presented a comprehensive study on the potential implementation of minimum wage laws in the country. An ILO study revealed that the median monthly wage in Ethiopia stands at 3,000 Ethiopian Birr (approximately $51.96). To improve workers' living standards without significantly undermining businesses' ability to pay, the ILO recommended a gradual implementation of minimum wage laws through proper legislation. Delautre also emphasised the importance of backing minimum wage laws with collective bargaining to ensure their effectiveness in Ethiopia, as per ILO. ILO experts have presented a study on implementing minimum wage laws in Ethiopia to address high worker turnover due to low wages.

Miami Dolphins players show off soccer skills for Copa America In excitement for Copa America, Miami Dolphins players showed off their soccer skills.

Sunday will be a big day for the title race with Ethiopia Nigd Bank and Mekelakeya in crucial games, and the remaining relegated team could be decided. Shashmene City and Ethiopia Nigd Bank will square up at Hawassa University stadium. Mekelakeya seemed a little far from the Commercial Bankers a few weeks ago with Ethiopia Nigd Bank winning week in, week out. However, as Ethiopia Nigd Bank drew in the last two matches, Mekelakeya beat they won Fasil City and Sidama Coffee in back-to-back wins which brought them to within one point of the League Leaders. Adama City on the other hand lost 3 - 2 to Bahir Dar City but romped to an impressive 5-0 win over Hawassa City.

The much-hyped Sheger derby clash between St George and Ethiopia Coffee ended in a 1-1 draw Saturday. Both sides went into the break tied at 1-1with the Stadium going loud to the rafters as the St George fans found their voices. The second half was a bit more balanced as St George worked their way back into the game creating more chances. Ethiopia Coffee tried to rally but it became a much cagier game as it progressed, and both settled for a point each. Fasil remains in 6th position with Wolaitta in 13th place, but the big movers are of course, Ethiopia Coffee who go 3rd with 51 points, but St George remain in 5th position.

At least 27 civilians were killed by Ethiopian troops this past week in the North Shoa and North Gojam zones of the Amhara region, BBC Amharic reported. The killings were carried out on Monday, June 25, and Wednesday, June 27, resulting in the deaths of more than 27 civilians, the BBC reported citing witnesses. In another attack, civilians were killed on Monday in Adet town, located in the North Gojjam Zone of the Amhara region. Town residents told the BBC that 11 civilians were killed by uniformed government forces in what they described as a revenge attack. According to witnesses, the civilians were killed following clashes between government forces and Fano, a militia in the surrounding Amhara region, where the government forces reportedly suffered a heavy defeat.

At first, the international community thought Ethiopia had a chance to become a democracy with Abiy Ahmed as a leader. Soon after he took office, Abiy Ahmed’s government began evicting and killing Amhara people who had lived in the Oromia region for forty years. Abiy Ahmed often says, “We work for one Ethiopia,” but his actions show something different. Abiy Ahmed initially gained support by talking about “Ethiopia,” which was important after the TPLF’s 27-year rule. Despite this, Abiy Ahmed continues to deceive the international community.

The country faces outbreaks of cholera, measles, and malaria, each posing a significant threat to public health. Malaria cases have reached a seven-year high, with the OCHA report citing disruptions in mosquito breeding patterns caused by both drought and floods. A recent news article published by Addis Standard drew attention to a significant increase in malaria cases, particularly within the Amhara and Oromia regions. Further highlighting the severity of the situation, data from the Oromia Health Bureau indicates that government health facilities within the region identified a concerning number of malaria cases exceeding 57,000 in a single week. Over 1.8 million new malaria cases were documented across Oromia (35%), Amhara (22%), Southwest (13%), and Southern regions, with a tragic toll of 314 fatalities.