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Japan PM Ishiba to Step Down After Brief Tenure

7 September 2025

Speaking at a press conference, Ishiba said the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) should begin preparing for a leadership election, and he would remain in office until a successor is chosen. “Now that negotiations on US tariff measures have reached a conclusion, I believe this is the appropriate moment,” said the 68-year-old, adding, “I have […]

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Israel Urges Gaza City Residents to Evacuate Ahead of Planned Offensive

6 September 2025

In a statement issued via social media, army spokesperson Avichay Adraee urged civilians to move to the Al-Mawasi area, describing it as a safer zone where thousands had already sought refuge. “Take this opportunity to move early to the Al-Mawasi humanitarian zone and join the thousands of people who have already gone there,” the message […]

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UK deputy PM Steps Down Over Tax Error

5 September 2025

Rayner, had earlier admitted not paying enough on the flat purchase and referred herself to the government’s independent ethics adviser. In a letter to Starmer, ethics chief, Laurie Magnus, wrote that Rayner had failed to “heed the caution” of legal advice she had received and had therefore breached the ministerial code. “Given the findings, and […]

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China Dismiss Conspiring With North Korea, Russia Against US

4 September 2025

Trump wrote in a Truth Social post addressing his Chinese counterpart after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russia’s Vladimir Putin flanked Xi Jinping at a massive parade in Beijing exhibiting China’s military prowess. According to Trump, “Give my warmest regards to Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un, as you conspire against The United […]

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Eastern Afghanistan Earthquake Claims 812 Lives, Leaves 3,000 Ijured

1 September 2025

The spokesperson for the Afghan interim government, Zabihullah Mujahid said that much of the devastation occurred in the Nurgal, Suki, Watapur, and Chapa Dara districts of Kunar province, with 800 confirmed deaths and 2,500 injuries. In neighboring Nangarhar province, 12 people were killed and 255 were injured, while Laghman province recorded 58 injuries and Nuristan […]

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Chinese Envoy Reaffirms China-Nigeria Global Significance

30 August 2025

Mr Dunhai made the call in Abuja, during a symposium held to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. The ambassador, in his address, recounted China’s resistance against Japanese aggression, the World Anti-Fascist War, and the eventual restoration of the […]

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Over 100 Occupations Banned from UK Recruitment in Effort to Cut Migration

30 August 2025

The Home Office announced the policy change in a statement, emphasizing that the move aims to prioritize job opportunities for British workers while reshaping the country’s visa system. “Cutting net migration means getting the fundamentals right. More than 100 occupations are no longer eligible for overseas recruitment, opening up more jobs for British workers. A […]

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NIPOST Announces $80 Duty On U.S Shipments

29 August 2025

NIPOST disclosed this in a public notice to its customers, noting that the new charges stem from a recent Executive Order signed by the Government of the United States of America suspending de minimis exemptions for all postal shipments globally. The directive, which Washington said applies to all designated postal operators worldwide was issued under […]

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Thailand’s Prime Minister Removed from Office Over Ethics Violation

29 August 2025

In a verdict, the Constitutional Court ruled that Ms Shinawatra violated ethical rules in the leaked phone call with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen In the leaked phone conversation, Ms Shinawatra criticised a Thai army commander when Thailand and Cambodia were on the brink of a conflict. She was also heard referring to the former […]

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Floods Kill Two in Central Mexico

24 August 2025

The victims were found in the city of Querétaro late Friday night after being swept away by rainwater, according to a civil protection report. Heavy downpours on Saturday caused damage to property in the area, prompting federal authorities to activate a military emergency response plan. In Mexico City, torrential rains also disrupted operations at Benito […]

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