Denmark Open Crowns Feng & Huang’s Historic Three-Peat; Singles Glory for Christie & An
Chinese duo Feng Yanzhe & Huang Dongping make history with third straight Denmark Open mixed doubles title, while Christie and An secure singles crowns.
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Verstappen Dominates US GP, Closes F1 Title Gap
Max Verstappen wins US Grand Prix, cutting championship deficit to 40 points as McLaren’s Piastri maintains lead in thrilling F1 title race.
Rybakina Triumphs at Ningbo Open, Eyes WTA Finals Spot
Elena Rybakina clinches Ningbo Open title with a comeback win, boosting her chances for the WTA Finals. Key updates on qualifiers and match highlights.
Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Holds Amid Renewed Aid, Rising Casualty Toll
Israel resumes Gaza ceasefire and aid delivery after deadly clashes; U.S. brokers fragile truce as casualties mount.
Louvre Heist Sparks Global Debate on Museum Security Measures
A daring heist at the Louvre raises urgent questions about protecting cultural treasures. Explore the security challenges and ongoing reforms at France’s iconic museum.
U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Third Week Amid Stalemate
The U.S. government shutdown enters its third week with no resolution in sight as political divisions deepen, raising economic and operational concerns.
Liuyang Lights Up Sky with Record-Breaking Drone Fireworks Spectacle
Liuyang, China’s fireworks capital, sets Guinness World Record with 16,000-drone light show blending technology and cultural tradition.
Gymnastics World Championships Launch in Jakarta Amid Vision for Sport’s Future
FIG President Watanabe discusses modernization efforts and Asia’s growing role in global gymnastics at Jakarta World Championships.
Milano-Cortina 2026 to Spotlight Italian Heritage & Olympic Unity
Organizers unveil ‘harmony’ theme for Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, celebrating Italian heritage and Olympic values in Milan’s San Siro Stadium.
Louvre Museum Shut Down Following Brazen Daylight Robbery
Paris’ Louvre Museum closed indefinitely after a daring daylight robbery. Culture Minister Rachida Dati confirms investigation, vows enhanced security for cultural landmarks.
Israel Keeps Rafah Crossing Closed Amid Stalled Hostage Body Handover with Hamas
Israel maintains Rafah crossing closure, citing Hamas delays in returning hostage bodies. Tensions rise as ceasefire fragility threatens US-brokered deal.
Japan’s Leadership Race: Can Sanae Takaichi Secure Power?
As Japan’s Diet prepares to vote on a new prime minister, LDP leader Sanae Takaichi faces coalition challenges and opposition strategies in her bid for power.
Pakistan and Afghanistan Agree to Immediate Ceasefire After Doha Talks
Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to immediate ceasefire following Qatar-mediated talks in Doha, aiming to de-escalate border tensions. Follow-up meetings planned to ensure compliance.
Lula Advocates for Latin American Independence Amid U.S.-Brazil Trade Talks
Brazil’s President Lula calls for a ‘Latin American doctrine’ to strengthen regional independence, addressing U.S. tariffs and sovereignty concerns.
U.S. Repatriates Survivors of ‘Drug Submarine’ Strike Amid Caribbean Tensions
U.S. repatriates survivors of a military strike on a suspected drug submarine in the Caribbean, amid escalating tensions with Venezuela and regional security concerns.
Japan’s LDP and Ishin Form Historic Coalition, Paving Way for First Female PM
Japan’s LDP and Ishin parties form coalition, potentially electing the nation’s first female prime minister amid major political realignment.
Mass Protests Challenge U.S. Governance Amid ‘No Kings’ Movement
Massive ‘No Kings’ protests erupt across the U.S., challenging governance trends and sparking debates on democracy’s future.
Cubans Rally in Havana to Support Venezuela, Condemn US Interference
Thousands in Havana rally against U.S. interference in Venezuela, showcasing Cuba’s diplomatic stance and regional solidarity efforts.
Trump Weighs Russia-Alaska Tunnel Proposal, Zelenskyy Opposes
U.S. President Trump calls Russia-Alaska tunnel proposal ‘interesting,’ while Ukraine’s Zelenskyy opposes. Kremlin envoy suggests $8B project to link continents.
UN Resolution Expires: Iran Regains Full Nuclear Rights Under JCPOA Terms
UN Resolution 2231 expires, lifting nuclear restrictions on Iran as JCPOA terms conclude. Tehran reaffirms NPT commitments while asserting full program sovereignty.