Magnitude 5.9 earthquake near Tokyo injures dozens and disrupts trains
A 5.9-magnitude earthquake near Tokyo reportedly injured dozens, triggered alerts and stopped trains.
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A headline says Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz US territory, while Rezai said the strait remains closed.
A traveler reported being stuck for four and a half hours at a border crossing.
The Institute for the Study of War says Russia is masking its losses with strikes on Ukraine. The headline indicates continuing military action in the war.
Economist Steve Hanke says Venezuela adopting the US dollar would be the largest currency switch since the euro's introduction.
A Kurdish member of parliament is reported to be on hunger strike and prepared to protest to the death.
A funding issue involving HESLGB has reportedly left over 13,000 students without support.
An explosion and fire occurred aboard an aircraft, injuring five passengers.
A press statement reports African priests opposing genocide. The supplied headline does not identify a specific conflict or location.
An Iranian security official accused Donald Trump of recklessness and said it has increased countries’ desire for nuclear weapons for security.
The malware named Manic reportedly targets financial data on Android devices and can operate without internet access.
Former Kremlin chief Dmitry Medvedev reportedly said there would be no forgiveness and threatened people in Russia.
A moderate earthquake hit Japan, with no anomalies reported around nuclear power plants.
Reports indicate that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and quote Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discussing Iran’s resistance.
The headline reports that the Ukrainian flag was raised in front of the European Commission, in a statement linked to Ukraine's relationship with the European Union.
A person identified as Yevhen B. is reported to have returned to Thurgau and described as Putin's package spy.
India's National Investigation Agency is probing alleged Pakistan and Australia links in an arms-drop case in Amritsar.
Two pilots reportedly fell asleep at 36,000 feet while carrying 153 passengers, and the aircraft drifted off route.
A protest is blocking part of the Mumbai-Bengaluru Highway near Pune, with traffic being diverted.
TEPCO has begun removing radioactive spent fuel from the Fukushima No. 2 nuclear reactor. The headline does not indicate an incident or release.
A power cut has led to the cancellation of almost all CrossCountry trains for the day, causing major disruption across affected routes.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned about the weaponisation of resources and sea routes and called for greater energy self-reliance.
A headline characterizes an undeclared war and places Romania in a geopolitical gray zone linked to Moscow.
United States public debt has exceeded $40 trillion, reaching a historic record, according to the headline.
Indian political leaders expressed differing views over remarks by a U.S. diplomat concerning Jammu and Kashmir.
A crossing point between Lithuania and Russia is operating on a pedestrian-only basis.
Fires were reported at logistics sites in Orenburg and St. Petersburg, Russia.
A vulnerability involving NTFS3 can allow a prepared NTFS image to obtain root privileges.
Myanmar military council troops reportedly carried out operations that included burning houses in Dooplaya District, Karen State.
A major United Kingdom-funded climate project in Bangladesh has been forced to close because of aid cuts.
Ransomware activity in 2026 remains at record levels and is concentrated among a small number of groups.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare received $23 million in refunded US tariffs and raised its profit forecast.
An IMF official warned that wider stablecoin use could speed up dollarisation.
Citizens of Kalgochhia traveled hundreds of kilometres to support students affected by flooding in Upper Assam.
A minister reviewed work on Bengaluru's 21-kilometre Namma Metro Pink Line, which is expected to open soon.
Amazon and Chinese online platforms are reported to channel 70% of online purchases.
A 68-year-old man died in California's Death Valley after his vehicle broke down during extreme heat.
Italy's civil protection minister Matteo Piantedosi is scheduled to visit Naples following an earthquake in the Campi Flegrei area.
Nepal's Supreme Court nullified the appointment of Nepal Airlines Corporation executive chairman Shrestha.
Poland has revealed a project for a successor to Reaper drones, described as a highly capable system.