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Fifteen years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, consumer confidence in local agricultural products is gradually recovering.
Acclaimed Peruvian author Alfredo Bryce Echenique, a towering figure in Latin American literature, has passed away at age 87.
Queensland's literary awards face controversy as government interference raises questions about judging criteria and artistic independence.
South African coach Hugo Broos praised his team's tactical preparation after their impressive victory over Morocco.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani draws controversy over his foreign policy positions and alleged support for adversarial groups.
Contract workers at Moroni's main hospital extend strike over wage conditions as management responds to ongoing labor dispute.
New York Jets Hall of Famer Matt Snell, who scored the only touchdown in Super Bowl III upset victory, has passed away at 84.
Iranian banking services have failed nationwide during internet disruptions, with authorities refusing to clarify the cause.
Two years after retiring, eight-time Paralympic champion Marie Bochet returns to support the French Paralympic team.
A nurse achieves groundbreaking recognition of her breast cancer as occupational disease, paving the way for other healthcare workers.
South Korean tech giant SK Hynix completes development of next-generation LPDDR6 memory offering 30% better energy efficiency.
French President Emmanuel Macron pledged solidarity with Cyprus during trilateral talks in Paphos following recent drone attacks.
Morocco recorded its highest temperature ever at over 50°C, marking a historic milestone amid ongoing climate concerns.
A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Morocco's Atlas Mountains, causing widespread damage and casualties across the region.
France's Court of Auditors exposes widespread fraud in the privatized vehicle registration system, revealing financial and security failures.
Ethiopian naval officers received promotions in a ceremony, highlighting the paradox of maintaining a navy without sea access.
The French-American actor sparked controversy with dismissive remarks about opera and ballet that have drawn criticism across Europe.
Middle East conflict drives up fuel and fertilizer prices, creating financial strain for Ireland's agricultural sector.
Twenty African nations accept controversial U.S. health agreements, sparking accusations of bio-colonialism and sovereignty concerns.
A record 80.2% of Brazilian families are now in debt, marking the highest level in 16 years according to consumer data.
