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Archaeological remains from the Asuka period in Nara Prefecture poised for cultural designation, pending final vote on 26 July.

The Houthi movement has asserted responsibility for targeting oil infrastructure owned by Saudi Aramco, though independent confirmation of the incident remains absent.

The formal commencement of Flavio Bolsonaro’s campaign for the Brazilian presidency has drawn sharp criticism over foreign interference allegations and election integrity claims, even as it secured endorsements from Israeli and Argentine leaders.

Diplomatic tensions rise as Iran protests the incident while Kyiv confirms long-range operations targeting military cargo vessels.

The Niigata Regional Meteorological Observatory has elevated the disaster alert status to Level 4, indicating a very high probability of landslides in specific districts of Niigata Prefecture.

The Niigata Regional Meteorological Observatory has declared a Level 4 Heavy Rain Warning for Nagaoka City, citing a very high risk of river overflows and low-lying area flooding.

Tehran condemns the strike as a criminal act and calls for international accountability, while Kyiv confirms long-range operations against military-linked cargo vessels in the region.

As opinion polls suggest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces potential loss of power, military operations in the occupied West Bank have surged, a move experts argue is designed to consolidate right-wing support.

One person has died and 17 others were injured, some with life-threatening wounds, in an incident that authorities describe as a vehicle driving into a crowd at the Christopher Street Day event.

With fire-generated whirlwinds complicating efforts near Bordeaux and a national emergency declared in Spain, the total number of displaced residents surpasses 300,000.

A white van struck attendees at the Christopher Street Day celebrations in Tiergarten park, resulting in one fatality and at least 15 injuries, including cases with life-threatening conditions.

A vehicle struck a crowd at an LGBTQ event in the German capital on the evening of 25 July, resulting in one fatality and approximately 15 injuries, according to reports citing AFP and local media.

With the UN humanitarian response plan underfunded by $566m, experts caution that political repression and lingering sanctions may derail recovery efforts despite recent policy shifts towards Washington.

At least one fatality and multiple injuries reported following aerial attack on group of Palestinians in vicinity of medical facility.

American media outlets report President Donald Trump issued instructions on 24 July to avoid launching further attacks on Iran, marking a potential pause in hostilities following a cycle of strikes that included US missile launches and Israeli operations.

Authorities warn of continued dangerous conditions across western Japan, with forecasts indicating severe heat will persist into 26 July.

The resignation marks the culmination of a sustained campaign by Gen Z activists, triggered by exam integrity failures and controversial judicial remarks.

Troops target media personnel and local residents one day after violent clash in the occupied West Bank city.

Authorities have suspended the Christopher Street Day celebrations in the German capital after a vehicle entered the venue, injuring several attendees. Emergency services remain on site while investigations into the driver’s identity and motive continue.

The Israeli military confirmed the death of the northern Gaza governor, citing his membership in Hamas’ military wing, while separate strikes claimed five other lives in the enclave.

Government figures reveal a 40 per cent surge in fatalities over five days, prompting urgent calls for a ceasefire and accelerated vaccine trials as the outbreak threatens to become the deadliest in history.

The Syrian Interior Ministry has verified the casualty figures following a fatal accident on the route between Damascus and Deir al-Zour, noting that one vehicle was transporting members of a state-linked group.

Watchdog groups and opposition parties petition the High Court of Justice to halt provisions that critics argue threaten independent journalism and election integrity.

New coverage highlights the enduring struggle of those affected by the convicted sex offender’s network, though specific legal developments remain unconfirmed.

The renowned negotiator appears on air to discuss the mounting deadly violence in the occupied territories, as reported by the network on Saturday.

The NGO Da se Zna! has documented 110 cases of violence against queer people last year, a figure activists attribute to a lack of police accountability and a hostile political climate linked to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party.

The Niigata Regional Meteorological Observatory has declared an extremely high risk of landslides, prompting strict vigilance and coordination with local authorities on evacuation data.

President Masoud Pezeshkian’s administration claims state broadcaster omitted key details regarding secret approval for talks with the United States, while IRIB defends edits as necessary to preserve leadership unity.

Barcelona Football Club expresses regret as authorities investigate fatal accident at Europe’s largest stadium project.

The resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan marks the conclusion of a nationwide demonstration driven by outrage over exam paper leaks and derogatory comments from the Chief Justice.

A June report revealing French residents are up to four times more likely to register unsafe cadmium levels than European counterparts has intensified public concern over pesticides, PFAS, and other contaminants, driving significant changes in household expenditure and voting behaviour.

French authorities mobilise the military as flames approach Bordeaux, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declares a national emergency amid worsening conditions.

Dharmendra Pradhan steps down following nationwide demonstrations over exam leaks and judicial remarks, marking a significant challenge to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.

India’s 90-run win at Harare Sports Club extends their lead to 2-0 in the three-match series, following a dominant performance in the opening fixture.

Organisers and police cite national solidarity as security personnel are diverted from the cycling race to assist with blazes near Bordeaux that have displaced nearly 200,000 residents.

With the general classification effectively decided, Tadej Pogacar prepares to join an elite group of five-time winners, while Isaac Del Toro secures the white jersey for best young rider.

A collision between two buses on a critical route linking Damascus and Deir al-Zour province has triggered a large-scale military rescue operation, with authorities confirming the presence of Internal Security Forces on one of the vehicles.

The Kofu Regional Meteorological Observatory has declared a Level 4 Heavy Rain Warning for Kofu City, citing imminent threats of river overflows and widespread inundation in low-lying districts.

A recent analysis highlights a structural imbalance in international finance, where developing nations face a net outflow of $741 billion to creditors between 2022 and 2024, undermining social rights and educational infrastructure.

The Spanish club has finalised the acquisition of the 25-year-old from Paris Saint-Germain on a contract running until June 2031, with the reported fee reaching €40 million.

The decision, reached during an emergency review in Busan, South Korea, defies strong opposition from Israel, which accused the United Nations body of politicising cultural heritage and erasing historical narratives.

Lando Norris argues that Formula One’s governance under Liberty Media has allowed business interests to overshadow sporting integrity, prompting a response from the sport’s official spokesperson.

Lawyers for Karim Khan, the former Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, have characterised an ongoing investigation into him as a “political witchhunt,” following his removal from the post.