Japan's Izakaya Fight for Survival Amid Rising Costs
Traditional Japanese izakaya bars face record closures due to rising costs, staff shortages, and declining alcohol consumption, while British-style pub chains expand.
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Ships go dark in Strait of Hormuz, oil flow unlikely to improve
Over 80 commercial ships have switched off tracking systems in the Strait of Hormuz to avoid detection, but experts say this tactic won't restore normal oil flows or ease fuel prices.
Swiss Healthcare Warns Immigration Cap Could Cause Crisis
Swiss healthcare facilities, heavily reliant on foreign workers, fear a June 14 vote on an immigration cap could cripple the industry, leading to severe staff shortages and endangering patient care.
Trump Sets Time Frame for 'Total Victory' Over Iran
Donald Trump has set a bold time frame for when he believes the US will achieve a 'total victory' over Iran, warning Israel against escalating military action. Follow live updates.
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WHO Chief Praises Uganda's Ebola Control Efforts
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus praised Uganda's Ebola response, noting a low fatality rate and effective measures like canceling large gatherings.
UN Warns of Deepening Crisis in Oceans, Urges Action
A major UN report warns oceans face a deepening crisis from climate change, pollution, and overfishing, urging urgent global action to protect marine ecosystems.
Platini Sues Infantino in French Courts Over FIFA Feud
Michel Platini has filed two complaints in French courts against FIFA President Gianni Infantino and others, alleging a conspiracy to block his 2015 bid for the FIFA presidency.
Pope Leo XIV Promises Abuse Victims Church Will Do More
Pope Leo XIV met with six victims of clergy sexual abuse in Madrid, pledging additional efforts to make the Church a safe place. He also gave an unprecedented speech to Spain's parliament on migration and peace.
Somali Referee Axed from World Cup After US Entry Denial
Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan has been removed from the World Cup roster after being denied entry to the United States, FIFA confirmed. The decision is linked to the US travel ban on Somalia.
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Iran, Israel Halt Hostilities After First Direct Strikes
Iran and Israel have halted hostilities after exchanging direct strikes for the first time since their truce, with both sides warning of further action if provoked.
Trump Booed at NBA Finals: 'Go Home' Chants Erupt
Donald Trump was met with loud boos at the NBA Finals in New York as fans chanted 'Go home.' Protests and security disruptions overshadowed the game between the Knicks and Spurs.
Russia admits fuel supply problems after Ukraine strikes
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov acknowledges fuel shortages in Crimea after Ukrainian attacks on oil facilities. French jet downs drone in Latvia, Ukraine reports casualties.
ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspended Over Misconduct Claims
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended after a disciplinary process over sexual abuse allegations. The ICC's governing body voted to refer the case to member states for a possible removal vote.
Nithya Raman Advances to LA Mayoral Runoff vs Karen Bass
Nithya Raman, a progressive Democrat, secured the second spot in the LA mayoral race, defeating reality TV star Spencer Pratt. She now faces incumbent Karen Bass in November.
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Waves, Ponds, Algae Speed Up Antarctic Sea Ice Melt
New research reveals wave-driven processes like flooding, ponding, and algal greening accelerate Antarctic sea ice melt by over 4 cm per day, with major climate implications.
Nithya Raman edges out Spencer Pratt in LA mayoral race
Progressive LA council member Nithya Raman advances to November runoff against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, while former reality star Spencer Pratt trails behind.
Trump storms off NBC interview over election claims
President Trump stormed off a live NBC News 'Meet the Press' interview after moderator Kristen Welker pressed him for evidence on his disputed 2020 election fraud claims, calling the network 'crooked'.
Cassius Turvey's Mum Mechelle Awarded OAM
Mechelle Turvey, mother of murdered schoolboy Cassius Turvey, received a Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to Indigenous communities in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours.
Australia Urges De-escalation in Middle East After New Strikes
Australia calls for restraint after Israel and Iran exchange fire days after a US-brokered ceasefire, with Defence Minister Pat Conroy branding the escalation 'incredibly unhelpful' and urging a return to negotiations.
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NZ Recruits Four Aussie Cops After Targeting Aggressive Campaigns
New Zealand Police have recruited four Australian officers from WA, SA, and Queensland, cutting training to 10 weeks. The move follows NZ's criticism of Australia's aggressive police recruitment campaigns.
Xi's Rare North Korea Visit Aims to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping visited North Korea for the first time since 2019, meeting Kim Jong Un and pledging to bring relations to new heights amid nuclear tensions and shifting alliances.
Molina says crashed jet was en route to pick him up
A private jet crash in the Dominican Republic killed two pilots. Former MLB star Yadier Molina claims the plane was heading to Texas to pick him and his family up.
Iran, Israel Halt Attacks After Brief Escalation
Iran and Israel's latest flare-up ended quickly, with experts saying neither side appears eager to return to full-scale war after Trump demanded a ceasefire.
UK Child Abuse Victims to Get Online Image Removal Help
Victims of child sexual abuse in England and Wales will receive help to remove online images of their abuse through the Echo project, plus trauma support and compensation.
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AI Legal Assistants Cannot Replace Funding, Lawyers Warn
Lawyers warn that AI legal assistants in England and Wales crown courts should not replace vital funding and staff. The pilot must be thoroughly evaluated, says Law Society.
Bandits Abduct 39 Invited to Peace Talks in Nigeria
Armed bandits in northwest Nigeria abducted 39 villagers they invited to discuss peace negotiations, highlighting worsening security in Zamfara state.
No Evidence of Voter Fraud in California Election Count
Donald Trump and allies spread baseless conspiracy theories about California's election count, but no evidence of voter fraud exists. The slow counting process is due to mail-in ballot verification, not fraud.
Trump Officials Exploit UK Teen's Death for Anti-Immigration Push
Senior Trump administration officials have seized on the murder of British teen Henry Nowak to attack Europe's immigration policies, echoing far-right rhetoric and sparking diplomatic tensions.
Fighting Amazon Made Chris Smalls a Celebrity
Chris Smalls, who led the historic unionization of an Amazon warehouse on Staten Island, discusses his rise as a labor activist, his departure from the union, and his new book 'When the Revolution Comes'.
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Brexit Documentary Review: A Hoot Despite Sobering Topic
A review of the BBC documentary 'Brexit: A Very British Civil War', which entertains with gossip and caricatures despite the serious topic, featuring Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson.
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