Welcome to Good Morning and Firstft Asia. In today’s newspaper:

• Malignary plane crash near Ahmedabad Airport in India

• American senator detained during press conference

• StableCoins go to the mainstream

We start in India, where the country is struggling after the worst aviation disaster in more than a decade. An Air India flight to London in Ahmedabad soon after the take-off on Thursday, then more than 240 people died.

latest: Air India said there were 169 Indian citizens, as well as 53 British citizens, seven Portuguese and one Canadian board. At least one passenger survived and was rushed to the hospital for treatment. The US transport head has said that his department is working with NTSB to assist India with an investigation into the accident.

Boeing: The accident has conducted more tests in one of the best -selling aircraft in Boeing. According to an aviation advisor in 787 Dreamliner, there is a “good in-service safety record”, but is Production failures and careful from whistleblowerLast year, the company dismissed the allegations about the structural integrity of the aircraft from the in-house engineer for a long time.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg and World Leaders are reacting to the tragic accident, read more,

Here and I am keeping an eye on today and weekend:

• Economic Data: The European Union releases industrial production figures from April and the first quarter labor market figures.

• G7 Leaders Summit: The annual meeting of international leaders begins on Sunday and will be hosted by PM Mark Carney in Canada. What is Europe’s game plan to handle Trump?

Five more top stories

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1. An American senator was forcibly removed by federal agents at a press conference Homeland Protection Secretary Christie Nom. Democrat Alex Padila was taken to the ground and handcuffed, but was not arrested, the California politician later said. Change makes a mark New growth after stress days in Los Angeles After the protests on the White House’s efforts to deport millions of unspecified immigrants.

• Between Democrats: The party has struggled to make one Consistent message on immigrationNow, he is caught in criticizing the functions of the US President or condemning the protesters.

2. Donald Trump has warned an Israeli strike on Iran “can be very well”Comments on Thursday come as the US and Iranian officials, the Islamic Republic’s expansion is due to holding a new round of negotiations on the nuclear program. Western diplomats say that Tehran is eager to avoid military conflictBut this refuses to accept an American demand that the country stops enriching uranium domesticly.

3. Western companies say that Beijing’s Ministry of Commerce is demanding sensitive commercial information To secure rare earth and magnets. These include production details, images of products and facilities and confidential customer list. China has not said that it would abandon its export control and it was not clear whether the country’s latest trade with the US would affect the approval process for shipment of important materials. Here is more than businesses how control has affected them,

4. The properties associated with former Bangladesh land minister have frozen more than £ 185MN. By the National Crime Agency of Britain. There are orders of NCA cold of over 300 properties One of the highest-profile events Nevertheless, Bangladesh leader Muhammad Yunus’s attempt to track foreign property.

5. Trump told reporters that the dollar reached a three -year low after preparing the new tariff rate. For business partners over the next few weeks. Whereas Business tension continues to weigh on dollarThe stocks have since reversed their April dip since then.

Today’s big read

StableCoins were designed to promote trading in cryptocurrency markets to purchase and sell without bank use. Until some time ago, ease of use and oblivion made him a real currency reserve for crypto traders and a drain for crime including drug smuggling and money laundering. With Trump’s return to the White House, StableCoins are rapidly becoming mainstream – A development that may be deep implications for a global financial system,

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The main stock index of South Korea has hit a height of more than three years, as investors put at stake in the country. New Left GovernmentDuring his campaign, President Lee J-Mung promised the country’s retail investors that Kospi would reach 5,000 points during his tenure. The index has climbed more than 7 percent since last week. Will it continue to grow?

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