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US and Japan Set to Jointly Produce Advanced Missiles in Japan
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has announced plans for a new facility in Japan to produce advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles, crucial for F-35 fighter jets, alongside the United States.
North Korea Launches Unidentified Projectile Near East Coast Amid Rising Tensions
North Korea fires an unidentified projectile off its east coast, following heightened tensions with South Korea over a border dispute and landmine incident.
Putin Seeks to Expand Ties With African Nations at Moscow Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin aims to strengthen economic and diplomatic relations with Africa during the Russia-Africa summit in Moscow.
Philippine Police Examine Devices From Thomas Markle Sr's Home Amid Child Porn Probe
The search for evidence related to alleged child pornography continues as Philippine authorities seize digital devices from the former residence of Thomas Markle Sr.
Russian Drone Attack on Ukrainian Train Station Claims 14 Lives
A Russian drone strike on a train station in Dnipro, Ukraine, has left at least 14 people dead, reported multiple outlets.
Russell Brand's Wife Defends Him in Court Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
Laura, wife of the comedian, testified that Russell is an 'amazingly attentive husband', while he faces seven charges of rape and sexual assault.
Lagarde to Step Down Early as ECB President, Setting Stage for Successor Search
Christine Lagarde will leave her post at the European Central Bank in February 2027, sparking speculation about who might take over.
Netanyahu Bloc Falls Short of Majority as Israel Awaits Final Count
The projected seat counts show Netanyahu's bloc likely to fall short of a majority, leaving three potential paths to forming a government.
Egyptian Court Orders Closure of Independent Media Outlet Mada Masr, Fines Editor Lina Attalah
An Egyptian court has ordered the closure of Mada Masr and fined its editor-in-chief, Lina Attalah, 3 million Egyptian pounds.
Dutch Zookeeper Fatally Mauled by Leopards in Rare Incident
A long-serving zookeeper lost her life after a rare mauling by leopards at a Dutch zoo, prompting an investigation.
Bolsonaro Declares Himself Leader of Brazil Upon Arrival in Miami
Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, proclaims himself the rightful leader of Brazil after losing the presidential election and fleeing to the United States.
High-Speed Train Collision in Spain Claims 68 Lives
At least 68 people lost their lives in a tragic collision involving two trains near Toledo, south of Madrid, on a Wednesday morning.
Knife-Wielding Minor Kills One Outside Israeli Embassy in Serbia
A young Serbian man was fatally stabbed by a minor attacker who supported the Islamic State, shouting 'Allahu Akbar' during the assault.
