Four Israeli Soldiers Killed in Gaza Tank Attack Amid Escalation
Four Israeli soldiers killed in Hamas tank attack as Netanyahu announces expanded Gaza offensive, with over 50 buildings destroyed in 48 hours.
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Norway’s Labor Secures Second Term as Populists Gain Ground
Norway’s Labor Party retains power in a tight election as populist right-wing gains momentum, shaping future policy debates on energy and taxes.
French Political Crisis Deepens as Prime Minister Loses Confidence Vote
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou ousted after losing historic confidence vote amid budget crisis, raising concerns over France’s debt and political stability.
IAEA Chief Urges Swift Progress on Iran Inspections Amid Diplomatic Talks
IAEA chief Grossi stresses urgency in restoring nuclear inspections in Iran, citing progress in technical talks and diplomatic opportunities for regional stability.
Jerusalem Bus Stop Attack Leaves Six Dead; Israel Accepts Ceasefire
Six dead in Jerusalem bus stop shooting; Israel accepts ceasefire plan as Hamas lauds attackers. Tensions rise amid renewed violence.
Jerusalem Bus Attack Leaves 6 Dead, Sparks Regional Tensions
Six killed in Jerusalem bus stop shooting as EU calls for Gaza ceasefire amid escalating West Bank violence.
South Korea to Repatriate Citizens Detained in U.S. Immigration Raid
South Korea prepares to repatriate 300 citizens detained in a U.S. immigration raid, amid ongoing trade negotiations and visa system reviews.
Jerusalem Shooting Leaves 15 Injured; Attackers Neutralized
At least 15 injured in Jerusalem shooting; attackers neutralized by police. Latest updates on the incident impacting regional security dynamics.
England Bans Energy Drink Sales to Minors: Health Policy Shift
England plans to ban energy drink sales to under-16s, citing health and education concerns. The policy could influence global youth health debates.
Japan’s Leadership Transition: How the Next Prime Minister Will Be Chosen
Japan prepares to select its next prime minister as Shigeru Ishiba resigns. Explore the LDP’s leadership race and parliamentary challenges shaping Asia’s fourth-largest economy.
Japanese PM Ishiba Resigns Amid Economic, Political Pressures
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns amid economic strain and internal party pressure, sparking leadership transition and market uncertainty.
U.S. Raid Detains 300+ S. Korean Workers: Diplomatic Talks Underway
Over 300 South Korean workers detained in a U.S. immigration raid spark diplomatic talks and concerns over bilateral relations amid ongoing trade negotiations.
Malaysian Youth Advocate Tyrian Champions Skills Training for Urban Communities
Malaysian advocate Tyrian shares insights on empowering youth through education and skills training, highlighting post-pandemic strategies for urban communities.
Russia Launches Largest Overnight Air Attack on Kyiv, Ignites Government Building
Russia’s largest overnight air attack on Kyiv damages government building, kills 2, injures 18. Ukraine reports 818 assault vehicles used in escalation.
Japanese PM Ishiba Steps Down as LDP Leader, Sparks Political Shift
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns as LDP leader, triggering leadership race and debates on Japan’s economic and regional strategies.
China Unveils 73-Member Squad for World Athletics Championships in Tokyo
China announces a 73-member team for the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, led by world champions Yang Jiayu and Gong Lijiao, featuring seasoned athletes and rising stars.
Sabalenka Defends US Open Title, Claims 4th Grand Slam Victory
Aryna Sabalenka defeats Amanda Anisimova to defend her US Open title, becoming the first woman since Serena Williams to win consecutive championships in New York.
Trump’s Tariff Policy Triggers 81% Drop in Global Parcels to US
New U.S. tariffs cause 81% plunge in global postal parcels, disrupting cross-border e-commerce and prompting international postal suspensions.
Japanese PM Ishiba Steps Down Amid Party Tensions
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns to prevent ruling party split after July election setback, NHK reports.
Africa Demands Science-Driven Climate Finance Overhaul at Addis Ababa Summit
African leaders at the Addis Ababa climate conference urge science-driven climate action and fair finance, highlighting the continent’s vulnerability and funding gaps.