Top US Envoys Arrive in Israel to Reinforce Gaza Ceasefire
US envoys arrive in Israel to shore up the Gaza ceasefire plan after weekend violence. Aid resumes at Kerem Shalom crossing amid fresh strikes.
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Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party Seal Coalition Pact
Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party sign coalition pact to push economic relief, structural reforms, and constitutional amendment ahead of the prime minister vote.
Prodi on Gaza Ceasefire, US Tariffs & Global Isolation
Former Italian PM Romano Prodi shares relief over the Gaza ceasefire, warns of a long path to peace, digs into US tariffs and cautions against rising American isolation.
Japan Innovation Party and LDP Forge New Coalition Government
The Japan Innovation Party and the ruling LDP have signed an agreement to form a coalition government, marking a new blend of reform and stability in Japanese politics.
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Rybakina Rallies to Triumph Over Alexandrova at Ningbo Open
Elena Rybakina staged a comeback to beat Ekaterina Alexandrova 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 at the Ningbo Open, clinching her 10th career title and boosting her WTA Finals bid.
Ceasefire Resumes in Gaza Amid Aid Halt and Strikes
A ceasefire in Gaza resumed after clashes that killed two Israeli soldiers and 44 Palestinians. Aid deliveries are set to restart under U.S. pressure.
Louvre Heist Exposes Gaps in Museum Security
A daring heist at the Louvre sparks debate on protecting global cultural treasures. How safe are our museums?
U.S. Shutdown Enters Week Three: Who’s Affected?
With no deal in sight, the U.S. government shutdown enters its third week, sidelining hundreds of thousands of federal staff and halting key services.