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This is the most common cause of plane crashes: Although there were fewer in 2025, the number of fatalities increased

The global number of airplane accidents in 2025 decreased compared to 2024, but the number of fatalities increased, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Dacia's Biggest Ever Arrives: Striker Costs 25,000 Euros and Defies Luxury

The Romanian brand Dacia, which conquered Europe in 2025 with the Sandero model, is preparing to launch its largest car in history under the name Striker. This model, 4.62 meters long, represents a combination of a robust station wagon and an SUV, and its goal is to stir up the more expensive competition. With an announced starting price of around 25,000 euros, the Striker becomes a serious threat to all mainstream manufacturers in the C-SUV segment.

Thousands of authors published EMPTY BOOKS with the same title: This is a BIG PROTEST against a powerful industry!

Thousands of authors published an "empty" book, titled "Do Not Steal This Book".

Valve Again Assures People That Steam Machine Is Coming This Year, But There's One Big Problem

The company Valve has officially ended speculation and confirmed that their new console, the Steam Machine, will appear on the market by the end of 2026. Although the 'memory crisis' that is shaking the world has caused fear of further delays, the company's leaders are explicit: the device will arrive on time. In addition to the console itself, gamers can also expect the new Steam Controller 2 and the mysterious Steam Frame this year.

SAS Crew Nearly Took Off From Taxiway in Brussels by Mistake: What the Preliminary Report Says

The Belgian Air Accident Investigation Unit (AAIU) has released a preliminary report on a serious incident that occurred on February 5th at Brussels Airport (BRU), when a Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) Airbus A320neo began its takeoff roll from taxiway E1 instead of runway 07R.

Every Fourth iPhone No Longer Comes From China: This Country Has Taken Dominance

During 2025, Apple produced an incredible 55 million iPhones in India, meaning every fourth device worldwide now originates from this country. This is a huge jump from the previous year when the figure was around 40 million. The main reason for such a drastic change is the tech giant's desire to reduce its dependence on China as quickly as possible and avoid trade conflicts.