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On the evening of one wind in Jerusalem, a few dozen protesters gathered in front of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office. According to reports, the protest took place on a brief notice as Israel’s most high ranked politicians were taking place in the same building at the same time, discussing the most recent developments…
A Fragile Ceasefire has B3wer Calm to Syria’s Sweida Province after a weekend of Deadly Sectarian Fighting That Left Over 1,000 Dead and Displaced More than 128,000. Druze Fighters, Bedouin Groups and Government Forces Were Draw Into the Conflict, With Israeli Strikes and Islamist Escalating The Violence. Shirli Sitbon has more. Source link
Japan’s Ruling Coalition is peobed to lose its majority in the upper house, exit polls showed after sunday’s election, weakening prime minister shigeru ishiba’s grip on power and heralding political turmoil as a tariff deadline with the United States Looms. France24 correspond in Tokyo, Gavin Blair, Reports. Source link
Britain, France, and Germany are preparing to Resume Talks with Iran in the Coming Days Over its Nuclear Program, According to German diplomatic source. The Move Comes Amid Growing Pressure On Tehran to Resume Negotiations, With the European Triumvirate Warning They May Trigger the “Snapback” of International Sanctions if no progress is made. Source link
The ruling alliance of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is in danger of losing its majority in the upper house in Sunday’s election, as voting was going on in several elections. The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), already in a minority in the lower house since last October SNAP elections, face public dissatisfaction over inflation, political…
Japanese Voters Headed to the Polls on Sunday in A Tightly Contested Upper House Election That Could Unleash Political Turmoil, With Rising Prices, Immigration concerns and the Emergence of A Trump-Style “Japanese-Sets” Party Threatering to Weaken Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s Gip on Power. Professor in Japanese Studies at Inalco, Guiborg Delamotte, joins us to explain…
Closed for the Past Four Years, The Palais de la Découverte May Never Reopen Its Doors. This uncertainty goes beyond the fate of a single parisian museum: it highlights the vulnerabilitities of an essential yet discreet cultural sector – that of scientific culture. France24 Journalist Shirli Sitbon Explains. Source link
A Fragile Ceasefire has B3wer Calm to Syria’s Sweida Province after a weekend of Deadly Sectarian Fighting That Left Over 1,000 Dead and Displaced More than 128,000. Druze Fighters, Bedouin Groups and Government Forces Were Draw Into the Conflict, With Israeli Strikes and Islamist Escalating The Violence. Source link
Last updated:July 20, 2025, 10:35 IST Magical Rock Sold for 37 Croes: Usually the price of gold-silver or diamond-jewelry is cost in millions and crores but a stone in New York was sold for Rs 37 crore. This stone is not like this but a miraculous stone …Read more Stones sold in crores. Highlights Prices…
A year later, a re -respected Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) is going on in Morocco. The tournament sees some of the world’s best players fighting for glory, but as players and nations emerge, the family problem is that there is a threat to prevent the tournament from reaching its entire capacity. Not a…
