
Isao Harimoto, Japan's All-Time Hits Leader and Longtime Broadcaster, Dies at 86
Isao Harimoto, who holds Japanese professional baseball's career hits record and later became a blunt-spoken TV commentator, has died at 86, NHK reports.
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Isao Harimoto, who holds Japanese professional baseball's career hits record and later became a blunt-spoken TV commentator, has died at 86, NHK reports.

Xbox will publish Hideo Kojima's Physint, the game previously set for PlayStation, as the two companies expand their partnership.

The Age reports that the person described as Trump's top bond salesman is facing a reality check as market conditions test the administration's messaging.

Público reports that Serge Rangoni credits Lisbon's strong reputation for making the city a destination artists are eager to perform in.

Pemex would receive 81.1 billion pesos in federal transfers in 2027, a 70% drop in debt-payment aid, according to Mexico's economic package.

TT Club says drought is now a business continuity risk for inland waterway freight, as low water disrupts Rhine and Danube shipping in Europe.

South African actress Sophie Ndaba says she lost 14 kilograms in a single month, according to a report by snl24.com.

Apple has unveiled its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, priced at £1,999, marking the new chief executive's first major product bet.

The Star reports the managing director of Alam Maritim has been charged with cheating in connection with charter boat rates.

The Telegraph reports that mosquitoes are evolving to avoid bed nets, while Wits University points to a counterintuitive idea: more mosquitoes.

The Irish Times reports young defendants appeared in court unrepresented as a legal aid dispute drives a sharp fall in certificates.

Investors expect the ECB to raise rates Thursday, with oil above $100 and persistent inflation leaving the size of future moves unclear.

Germany's foreign minister has said openly that Berlin wants German industry to benefit economically from the war in Ukraine, Rzeczpospolita reports.

A fire broke out overnight on a ferry in the Philippines, killing several people and leaving 86 others unaccounted for, Swedish outlets report.

Mexico's president says the Nueva Escuela Mexicana raised science results on PISA, while questioning whether the test defines education quality.

Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti has named a 26-player squad for the team's first match since the World Cup, recalling João Pedro and leaving out Alisson and Matheus Cunha.

Pakistan's president tells reporters he is well as he flies home after a private visit to the United Kingdom that drew public speculation.

Iveam Technology introduced its biological brain imaging platform at a K-Brain 2026 luncheon seminar, according to Korean media reports.

An Infobae-cited trainer says the six pack is revealed by lowering body fat, not by doing more abdominal exercises.

FC Twente overcame Telstar after the break in their Eredivisie meeting, with Ørjasæter scoring his first goal of the campaign, AD.nl reports.

A new Chinese film titled "Teacher, You've Worked Hard" has arrived in theaters across the country, according to 内蒙古新闻网.

Barys beat Salavat Yulaev in a 14-goal KHL game, while Dynamo and CSKA earned their first wins and Plotnikov reached a milestone.

Tanzanian firm SBL has restated its backing for the country's long-term development plan, according to ippmedia.co.tz.

An American influencer declined a $40 million offer and spoke publicly about her connection to Elon Musk, according to Okaz.
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