AP summary: Iceland EU referendum, NASA telescope, Switzerland attack and more
要点
- Icelandic voters rejected the EU membership referendum.
- NASA launched a new space telescope.
- 1 dead, 5 injured in rave party attack in Switzerland.
- At least 8 dead in Cyprus ferry disaster.
- Flood warning issued in Nepal.
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Icelandic voters rejected a referendum on restarting EU membership negotiations. NASA launched a new space telescope to discover planets and explore the hidden universe. One person died and five were injured in an armed attack during a rave party in the canton of Aargau, northern Switzerland.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford placed a sign reading "Lake Ontario" in response to Trump's "Lake America" executive order. The US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln passed near Singapore and continued on its way. Tropical Storm Karina reached hurricane strength in the Pacific Ocean. At least eight people lost their lives after a ferry carrying 270 passengers and crew sank off the coast of Northern Cyprus.
It was reported that 80-year-old Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey struggled during a debate on artificial intelligence use. Nepalese authorities warned of new flood risk due to rising water levels in the Bhotekoshi River. US college sports were rocked by threats and lawsuits in recent weeks.
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- What was decided in the Iceland referendum?
- Voters rejected the proposal to restart EU membership negotiations.
- What is the purpose of NASA's new telescope?
- To find planets around other stars and explore the hidden universe.
- How many people died in the Cyprus ferry disaster?
- At least eight people lost their lives.