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Chinese Airline Enters North Korea with 21 South Koreans by Mistake A Chinese airline flight carrying 21 South Koreans accidentally entered North Korean airspace, a mistake that has only now been reported.
Qantas’ $11,000 Business Class Seats Offered Free Due to Website Glitch Qantas Airways mistakenly sold first-class tickets at an 85% discount due to a coding error, now offering business class or refunds.
Oops! IOC Labels Taekwondo as Judo and Sparks Massive Controversy The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has stirred controversy by inaccurately presenting sports events.
South Sudan's Big Olympic Moment Marred by National Anthem Fumble During the match between South Sudan and Puerto Rico at Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Lille, the wrong national anthem was played for South Sudan.
Biden's NATO Oops: Calls Zelenskyy 'President Putin' by Mistake President Joe Biden mistakenly referred to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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