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Japan Deploys Security to Tackle Reckless Tourist Behavior

The move comes as the city braces for an influx of visitors during the Lunar New Year, a peak travel season

Slovak PM Fico: Pressure on Ukraine Works in Gas Dispute

Fico, a vocal critic of this move, has accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of worsening Slovakia’s energy crisis and acting against EU interests

Italy Becomes First Country to Ban Chinese AI Model DeepSeek Over Data Privacy Concerns

The country’s data protection authority, Garante, announced the decision on Thursday, citing insufficient transparency regarding how the app collects, processes, and stores personal information

Explosion at Rheinmetall’s Spanish Ammunition Plant Injures Six Workers

The incident occurred at 4:20 PM at the industrial site in Javali Viejo, Murcia, according to local emergency services

Egypt, Jordan Oppose Trump’s Plan for Displaced Palestinians

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II have firmly rejected US President Donald Trump’s recent suggestion that Arab nations should accept displaced Palestinians from the...

Trump’s Envoy Says Gaza Needs 1.5 Decade to Rebuild

Gaza is almost completely destroyed, and rebuilding it could take 10 to 15 years, said Steve Witkoff, US President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy

Seven Hostages Released to Red Cross in Gaza

The Israeli military has confirmed the release of seven captives from Gaza, including two Israeli citizens and five Thai nationals.

Trump Orders Transfer of 30,000 Criminal Migrants to Guantanamo

A White House spokesperson, speaking anonymously, confirmed that Trump had signed a memorandum regarding the migrant transfers

U.S. Aid Suspension Forces 30 NGOs to Halt Operations in Afghanistan

Afghan Taliban officials announced on Wednesday that approximately 30 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have suspended their operations since the United States halted its foreign aid