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- Anwar Ibrahim highlights Malaysia’s non-aligned stance in Taiwan remarks
- Danielle Smith urges Ottawa to restart talks with U.S. ahead of counter-tariffs
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- Thousands participate in tug-of-war to move Hirosaki Castle for repairs
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Tourists in San Antonio, Ibiza, evacuated the beach as a mini-tsunami caused flooding, impacting waterfront restaurants and prompting concert cancellations.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s remarks on Taiwan, describing it as “part of China,” have ignited debate regarding Malaysia’s non-aligned stance. His comments garnered approval from Beijing while Taiwan cautioned against potential impacts on investment confidence. Anwar subsequently called for enhanced defence measures in Sabah amid regional tensions.
In a historic event, 1,800 volunteers move Hirosaki Castle in Japan using traditional hikiya techniques as part of an ongoing refurbishment after earthquake damage.
A 3-year-old boy’s hilarious prank leaves his grandma breathless and laughing, showcasing the joyful innocence of childhood mischief.
Iranian protester’s family reports his execution has been postponed, offering a brief reprieve amid ongoing tensions over human rights in the country.
New maps unveil the intricate hidden landscapes beneath Antarctica, highlighting the critical role of these features in understanding climate change impacts.
If you thought London’s rush hour was bad, maybe avoid Tokyo’s—it’s a whole new level of congestion and crowding that defies imagination.
Putin’s recent dismissal of a once-lauded military commando, awarded Hero of Russia just a year prior, raises questions about loyalty and strategy.
Iran warns “next time the bullet won’t miss,” signaling a direct threat to Donald Trump, emphasizing rising tensions and potential consequences.
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