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Sports
Djokovic’s Emotional Early Exit at the US Open Raises Questions About Longevity
Novak Djokovic bowed out in the first round of the US Open in tears, prompting debate on the physical demands faced by long-established champions.
Opinion
Tokyo brewer questions sake’s reliance on famed spring water
A Tokyo brewer disputes the primacy of famous spring water in sake production, prompting debate on technique, rice and urban brewing.
Politics
ASEAN and Japan Recast Indo-Pacific Agenda to Guard Shared Rules
ASEAN and Japan revised their Free and Open Indo-Pacific initiative to reinforce a rules-based regional foundation rather than form a bloc.
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Guinea-Bissau junta seeks wider presidential powers ahead of December vote
Military rulers in Guinea-Bissau propose constitutional changes to expand presidential authority and announce December elections.
Konstantin Sokolov Leads Fund Backing the So-Called ‘Trump Route’ Through the Caucasus
Russian-born Konstantin Sokolov heads the fund financing the planned 'Trump Route' corridor through Armenia linking Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan.
Konstantin Sokolov Leads Fund Backing the So-Called ‘Trump Route’ Through the Caucasus
Russian-born Konstantin Sokolov heads the fund financing the planned 'Trump Route' corridor through Armenia linking Azerbaijan with Nakhchivan.
South Korea Considers Extending Mandatory Military Service to Women Amid Demographic Strain
Facing a shrinking population and rising calls for equal duties, South Korea is weighing mandatory military service for women and the implications for defense and society.
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When parents lend to one child and not another: how families can avoid financial favouritism
Financial favouritism can fracture sibling ties. Practical, neutral steps help families manage loans, gifts and expectations to reduce long-term resentment.
Deal for US control of 65bn barrels in Venezuela raises questions over sovereignty and markets
A reported agreement giving the US control over 65bn barrels of Venezuelan oil has political and market implications and prompts calls for clarity.
Meta’s $18bn Deal Forces Fresh Scrutiny on Social Platforms and Child Safety
Meta’s $18bn settlement raises questions about platform practices, regulation and protections for young users.
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ASEAN and Japan Recast Indo-Pacific Agenda to Guard Shared Rules
ASEAN and Japan revised their Free and Open Indo-Pacific initiative to reinforce a rules-based regional foundation rather than form a bloc.
Mongolia’s COP17 Pushes for Action, Leaves Mixed Legacy
Mongolia hosted COP17 urging a shift from talk to action; outcomes were mixed and implementation will test the conference’s impact.
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Djokovic’s Emotional Early Exit at the US Open Raises Questions About Longevity
Novak Djokovic bowed out in the first round of the US Open in tears, prompting debate on the physical demands faced by long-established champions.
Hrgovic halts Itauma’s title bid as Briton fades in London
Filip Hrgovic defeats Moses Itauma in a dramatic world-title clash in London as Itauma tires, ending his shot at gold.
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