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‘We’re still committed to Gaza peace plan’, senior Hamas official assures

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By Angel Tesorero Verified
| Khaleej Times Verified
A senior Hamas political bureau official has confirmed the group is “still committed” to  making the US-brokered peace agreement work and forge a future political settlement in Gaza. In a recent exclusive interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, Basem Naim said: “We believe still, we’re committed to the deal.
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India's IndiGo website outage prevents some customers from booking tickets

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By Angel Tesorero Verified
| Khaleej Times Verified
Airline website displays "no data available" message when users search for flights. The airline did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the media PUBLISHED: Wed 19 Aug 2026, 2:37 PM UPDATED: Wed 19 Aug 2026, 2:44 PM Indian airline IndiGo's website was not allowing some customers to book tickets on Wednesday, displaying a "no data available" message when users searched for flights.
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India to finalise airfare surge pricing in three weeks amid Supreme Court pressure

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By Angel Tesorero Verified
| Khaleej Times Verified
The SC advised the government to ground airlines that are not complying with its directives, noting airfares must be rationalised to protect passengers against sharp increases during festivals PUBLISHED: Tue 18 Aug 2026, 6:40 PM The Indian government announced it is expediting the framing of regulations safeguarding passengers against arbitrary airfare increases. The Supreme Court (SC), meanwhile, advised the government to ground airlines that are not complying with its directives.
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