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July 21, 2025

News Desk

Japan Prime Minister hangs after ‘extremely sad’ election

Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is attending a press conference at the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) headquarters in Tokyo on July 21, 2025 – Reuters Japan Prime Minister Ishiba remains after the election failure. Sanseito is gaining ground with a nationalist, anti-panoramic platform. “Diplomacy is under pressure right now.” Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba gathered Monday, even after the fall of his coalition, called “extremely sad” outcome of the elections, as a painful new US invoices. In the Sunday elections of Sunday’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which has been governed almost since 1955, and Komeito’s associate fell into three positions,

June 21, 2024

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The fate of the UK’s richest family hangs in the balance

Gopichand Hinduja (left), Prakash (centre) and Srichand Hinduja leave a New Delhi courtroom in January 2001. — AFP/File Four members of Britain’s richest family, known as the Hindujas, who have been accused of human trafficking and exploiting staff at their Geneva mansion, will have their fate decided in a Swiss court on Friday. Prosecutors said the Hindus, whose fortune is estimated at 37 billion pounds ($47 billion) Sunday Timesthey spent more money on their dog than on their servants. The charges stem from the family’s practice of importing servants from their native India. A decision is expected at 16:00 local

June 12, 2024

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Gaza war hangs over Hajj as pilgrims flock to Mecca

SAUDI ARABIA: Hundreds of thousands of Muslims have gathered in Saudi Arabia’s holy city of Mecca for the Hajj pilgrimage, which is unfolding this year in the shadow of the Gaza war. One of the world’s largest annual religious gatherings officially begins on Friday, and Saudi officials are trying to keep the focus on prayers. The Gulf kingdom’s minister of religious pilgrimage, Tawfiq al-Rabiah, warned last week that “no political activity” would be tolerated. The Hajj, one of the five pillars of Islam, must be performed at least once by all Muslims of means, and as of Thursday, some 1.2

February 13, 2024

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Sarfaraz Ahmed’s fate hangs in the balance

The 9th edition of the Pakistan Super League is all set to begin on February 17 in Lahore with all the teams eyeing to win the prestigious trophy. In an exclusive interview with Cricket Pakistan, Nadeem Omar, the owner of Quetta Gladiators, shed light on the team’s discussions regarding the captaincy, indicating a possible change in leadership dynamics. “Sarfaraz Ahmed has always been in our hearts. He has played a big role in the success of Quetta Gladiators. He has led for 8 years. For Pakistan team, Karachi and our club, he has always fulfilled his duties with dedication. There

December 13, 2023

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Stonehenge’s ‘heritage monument’ status hangs in the balance amid controversial tunnel plan

Government approval for a tunnel near Stonehenge has sparked fierce opposition from campaigners Stonehenge’s UNESCO status hangs in the balance amid controversial road tunnel plans.—Reuters Stonehenge, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site, is at imminent risk of being delisted if plans for a £1.7bn road tunnel near the monument go ahead, a High Court hearing has warned. The government’s approval of the tunnel has sparked fierce opposition from activists, who argue that UNESCO’s concerns have been unduly ignored, jeopardizing global recognition of the site. Stonehenge, a cultural and historical landmark that attracts more than a million visitors annually, was designated

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