The passenger handling capacity of its three terminals would increase to 100 million passengers per annum (MPPA) and the airside capacity will enhance to handle 140 MPPA.
In its plea, DIAL said a greenfield airport is already being developed at Jewar, which is within 150 km of IGIA, and allowing Hindon Airforce Station to be used for scheduled commercial operations even before those two airports reach their saturation capacity would impact the viability of IGIA and result in under-utilisation of all the three airports
Because of the provision of arms. because of the diplomatic support, the vetoing, the watering down of resolutions. and, if you want to look for what is moving the dial on israeli behavior, if at all, what has that potential, don t look to the u.s. administration. don t look to yet another failed visit of secretary blinken. look to what you referenced, ayman, which is south africa s action. at the international court. that has u.s. israel s attention. unfortunately, the u.s. has decided to dismiss that in terms that, i think, have many people saying, okay, we get you. international law is only there when it s convenient for you. which is hardly breaking news. but biden s team had a choice here. because the one thing they apparently didn t want was this escalating into a broader regional conflict. and they had a choice to either dial it down and end the war in
The chance of his amendments getting through are minimal. but even if they did, the chance of the policy working appear to me to be minimal. the chance of the policy working in time to move the dial- for the next electionl appear very minimal. and the fact that the tory party is now going to go to war- about it next week is simply. going to increase the salience of the issue as an issue that| divides the tory party rather than the salience of the issue i with scarlett s voters all saying, ah, thank goodness our party is now tackling this issue. one more sort of thought experiment from this to both of you, mary and ed, which is, if we accept the kind of contention that a big challenge for richer countries over the next generation is going to be the question of irregular illegal migration and the existing ways of dealing with it aren t working, and therefore countries like the uk are going to have to think radically and do stuff that they might not have entertained in the past, is it not reasonable to jump from those set of assumptions to a point where you say countries
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Objective. and that ultimately becomes a white house decision. up presidential season. so i m sure there s been a flurry of meetings, about what do we stop this harassment of shipping into red sea, how do we stop these attacks on u.s. military vessels into red sea. you have those meetings at various levels and ultimately it gets tied up for president biden. here is what we can do. we can continue to go after them into red sea when we stay them or we can go after them in yemen. and ultimately that comes to his desk the defense department presents a range of options, here is what we can do. we can do this in the red sea, we can do this in yemen. you can decide how far to turn the dial. and i think what we see with president biden today is a frustration with what the houthis have been to move into red sea, but also willing to take some risk. the houthis are lucky to respond. it may not just be in yemen. it could be other iranian-backed militias in iraq,