Satellite imagery confirms damage to Iranian nuclear facilities at Natanz and Isfahan following recent strikes. Analysis indicates damage to above-ground structures, but the underground facilities remain intact. The International Atomic Energy Agency reports no increase in off-site radiation.
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BBCUta Abe of Japan secured her fifth world judo championship gold medal in the women's 52-kilogram division. Her victory follows a previous Olympic loss, demonstrating her resilience. Meanwhile, her brother Hifumi Abe won bronze, and Takeshi Takeoka secured gold in the men's 66-kg division.
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Kyodo NewsJapanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will attend the G7 summit in Canada, aiming for a bilateral meeting with President Trump to discuss tariffs. The summit will also address global economic concerns, the war in Ukraine, and Middle East tensions. Ishiba's meeting with Trump is significant given ongoing tariff negotiations between the two countries.
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Kyodo NewsA new study reveals that Buddhist and Taoist temples across China have preserved tens of thousands of ancient trees for over 2,000 years. These temples serve as rare sanctuaries, protecting the trees from human activity. The research highlights the unique role of religious sites in conserving biodiversity.
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South China Morning PostShohei Ohtani hit two home runs, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 11-5 win against the San Francisco Giants. Ohtani's performance included his 250th MLB home run and his third multi-home run game of the season. The Dodgers now lead the National League West by one game.
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Kyodo NewsFormer French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been stripped of his Legion d'honneur award following a conviction for corruption. The decision is automatic under the award's rules for recipients convicted of crimes with sentences of at least one year. Sarkozy is appealing the conviction at the European Court of Human Rights.
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Deutsche WelleGermany is celebrating its first Veterans Day, honoring military veterans for their service. This marks a significant shift from the country's past, where honoring veterans was avoided due to its history. The event is met with both celebration and protest, reflecting ongoing societal debates surrounding the military.
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Deutsche WelleKyodo News provides a digest of news including a rare U.S. military parade in Washington D.C., construction of a potential new centrifuge building in North Korea, and a new Japanese device to measure dizziness in children. Also included are reports on Japanese firms offering individual investment options for aircraft and cars, Uta Abe's Judo victory, and Shohei Ohtani's two home runs.
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Kyodo NewsChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemned Israel's attack on Iran as a violation of international law and urged a diplomatic solution. Wang spoke with his Israeli and Iranian counterparts, emphasizing the need to de-escalate tensions and return to diplomacy. China expressed its willingness to play a constructive role in resolving the Iran nuclear issue.
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South China Morning PostAngel City FC wore shirts declaring themselves "Immigrant City Football Club" in support of immigrants during protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles. The club also released a statement supporting immigrants and distributed shirts to fans. This action highlights the club's commitment to inclusivity and social justice.
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LA TimesClayton Kershaw pitched seven scoreless innings, and Shohei Ohtani hit two home runs, leading the Dodgers to victory over the Giants. The Dodgers secured a crucial win, taking sole possession of first place in the National League West. Ohtani's performance also marked his 250th career home run.
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LA TimesRichardson Hitchins retained his IBF light welterweight title with an eighth-round knockout victory over George Kambosos Jr. Hitchins dominated the fight, landing significantly more punches than Kambosos. The victory marks another significant step in Hitchins' boxing career, setting up potential future title unification bouts.
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The GuardianSouth Korea unveiled a model of a new drone carrier, signifying its ambition to become a leader in naval drone technology. The design is unique, lacking a traditional command island. This development reflects the changing landscape of naval warfare and South Korea's growing military capabilities.
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South China Morning PostPresident Trump held a major military parade in Washington D.C., fulfilling a long-held ambition. The event coincided with his 79th birthday and was viewed by both supporters and opponents. The parade took place amidst significant political and legal battles regarding the deployment of military forces to Los Angeles.
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