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Ishiba Clings On Amid Japan’s Election Upset

Japan PM Ishiba vows to stay on despite losing the upper house majority as voters back a bold new populist party.

Tehran slams Britain, France, and Germany for neglecting the 2015 nuclear deal and warns of sanctions if talks stall.

Israeli military strikes Houthi targets in Yemen’s Hodeidah port, sparking renewed focus on regional stability and global impacts.

Iran blasts Britain, France, and Germany for neglecting the 2015 nuclear deal, warning of potential sanctions if talks stall.

A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a college campus in Dhaka on Monday, sparking community concern and an ongoing investigation.

South African Tourism is strengthening bonds with China in Beijing, emphasizing that travel builds bridges across cultures and economies.

World number one Scheffler dominates the 2025 Open Championship, securing his second major with a stunning 17-under performance.

Venus Williams makes a stirring return at the Citi Open, eagerly hoping for a sister reunion on the court.

Chinese stars dominated the Japan Open, clinching titles in men’s singles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles with thrilling performances.

Japan retained the Women’s Softball Asia Cup as rain canceled final games, with standings set by an impressive 9-0 round-robin performance.