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The CEOs of major US air carriers warn of an impending "catastrophic" aviation crisis with the deployment new 5G service. Public trust in governments running the world's democracies has fallen to new lows over their handling of the pandemic. Britain is supplying anti-tank weapons and Canada sent a contingent of special forces to help Ukraine defend itself from a potential invasion by Russia. Analysis: CES Round-Up: Innovations in the Metaverse, Smart Cars and More.

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Analysis: CES Round-Up: Innovations in the Metaverse, Smart Cars and More

From January 5 to January 8, Las Vegas hosted the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the first iteration of the industry-leading technology showcase to take place in person since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Although moods were dampened by a wave of cancellations as the Omicron variant spiked transmission throughout the US and poor showings for the tech-heavy Nasdaq, CES participants unveiled several consequential new technologies, demonstrating new trends in the tech and electronics industry. 

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