Historic Vote Ousts French PM Bayrou, Deepening Political Crisis
French Parliament ousts Prime Minister Francois Bayrou after his budget plan fails confidence vote, marking a historic first in the Fifth Republic.
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Restoring IAEA Inspections in Iran Could Spark Progress
IAEA’s Rafael Grossi says restoring inspections in Iran could lay the groundwork for nuclear safety as technical talks move forward.
Deadly Jerusalem Bus Stop Shooting Kills 6; Israel Backs Ceasefire Plan
Six people were killed in a Jerusalem bus stop shooting, and Israel has accepted a ceasefire plan amid rising tensions and calls for calm.
Six killed in Jerusalem bus shooting at Ramot Junction
Six people were killed and dozens wounded when gunmen opened fire at a Jerusalem bus stop and bus, prompting security forces to return fire and EU calls for a Gaza ceasefire.
South Korea to Fly Home 300 Workers After US Raid
South Korea will fly home about 300 workers detained in the U.S. after a raid at a Georgia Hyundai plant, as visa fixes and trade talks heat up.
15 Injured in Jerusalem Shooting; Attackers Neutralized
At least 15 people were injured in a shooting at a busy Jerusalem junction on Monday. Police say the attackers were neutralized and investigations are underway.
England Moves to Ban Energy Drinks for Under-16s 🚫⚡
England plans to ban high-caffeine energy drinks for under-16s to boost health, sleep, and school performance.
Explainer: How Japan Will Pick Its Next Prime Minister
With PM Ishiba stepping down, we unpack the LDP race and parliamentary votes that will decide Japan’s next prime minister.
Japanese PM Ishiba Announces Resignation: What’s Next?
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns amid policy gridlock and economic jitters. Dive into why he’s stepping down and what it means for Japan’s future.
Over 300 South Korean Workers Detained in U.S. Raid
Over 300 South Korean workers were held in a record DHS raid at a Georgia plant, prompting Seoul and Washington to negotiate their release and tighten visa safeguards.