Your daily round-up of today's news:
- Philippine Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States to pursue a lender-backed restructuring plan that aims to help the loss-making company get back on its feet following a pandemic-induced crash.
- Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has survived a no-confidence vote in Parliament, following a series of a week-long debates from opposition MPs accusing the prime minister of corruption and mismanagement.
- The Constitutional Court in El Salvador said that presidents can now serve up to ten years.
- US President Joe Biden has ordered the declassification of some documents regarding the September 11, 2001 attack.
- New Zealand PM Jacinta Ardern has given more details about the Sri Lankan knife attacker who stabbed seven people in a supermarket before being shot dead by authorities.
- US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to arrive at Qatar for talks regarding Afghanistan.
- The judge in the US state of Texas granted a temporary restraining order preventing the anti-abortion pressure group from suing Planned Parenthood under the state's new abortion law that encourages citizens to sue everyone who helps a woman to get the termination past six weeks of pregnancy.
- Dacia unveiled the Jogger, a crossover MPV powered by a choice of two engines with a hybrid variant to follow in 2023.
- Audi unveiled the Grandsphere concept ahead of its IAA 2021 world premiere.
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