
Japan Women's Basketball Falls to Hungary, Misses First Quarterfinal in 47 Years
Japan lost 84-63 to Hungary at the FIBA Women's World Cup, ending their bid for a first quarterfinal berth since 1979.
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Japan lost 84-63 to Hungary at the FIBA Women's World Cup, ending their bid for a first quarterfinal berth since 1979.

Court hears teen who drove wrong-way on M50 changed after friends died in M9 crash.

Reports suggest Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 event may feature a foldable device and face supply issues.

Kenya’s crisis spending hit Sh364bn, prompting budget oversight concerns, Business Daily reports.

Sources claim US missiles hit an Iranian oil tanker near Kharg Island, per 每日经济新闻.

Saudi and Houthi forces are in near-full-scale conflict near Bab el-Mandeb, with 500 dead and 20,000 displaced.

Xiaomi announced the 18 Fold, a foldable with A4-like screen ratios, per Tweakers.

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch is resigning after clashes with the Trump administration over the institution's direction.

Carlsen's Alpine Pipers recovered from a loss to claim the sole lead in the Global Chess League, per Chess.com.

VOLGA-Arena debuts in Nizhny Novgorod with a test game ahead of KHL use.

Japan's ruling party endorses food tax cut bill lacking funding details, despite rate warnings.

New ESC 2026 findings refine post-TAVI anticoagulation decisions, pointing toward different clinical directions.

Polish seniors may see higher 2027 pension hikes than expected, per Dziennik.pl reports.

Forbes reports aurora may reach 20 states Tuesday night, with multiple CMEs hitting Earth.

Mexican president says US corruption cases prove Washington must address its own role in drug trade, not just blame Mexico.

Minister Rianne Letschert has begun proceedings to remove Ongehoord Nederland from the Dutch public broadcasting system.

Tanzanian authorities urge residents in flood zones to relocate as El Niño preparations ramp up.

Saudi National Guard Minister expresses condolences to family of Naif Al-Duwaish, per Okaz report.

Dun & Bradstreet has introduced a business credibility report service, according to Sangbad Sarabela.

Indonesia faces worsening forest fires and haze, with dry conditions and regional cooperation challenges ahead.

Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a gas pipeline deal, according to The Jerusalem Post.

Canada activates counter-tariffs up to 50% on US products, citing community protection, per YTN.

England stars headline 2026 Ballon d'Or nominees; Ronaldo absent, per BBC and Sky Sports reports.

Amber Ray hits back at Diana Marua’s gym advice, saying she can afford shortcuts respectfully.
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