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Japan Loses Its Status as the World's Largest Creditor After 34 Years
Japan has been surpassed by Germany as the world's largest creditor nation after 34 years, despite holding record foreign assets. Germany's strong trade performance and current account surplus contributed to this shift.
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Dozens injured after car drives into crowd in Liverpool, 'no terrorism'
A car drove into a crowd of football fans in Liverpool, injuring dozens. Authorities confirm it was not terrorism, and a suspect has been arrested.
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Two-year prison sentence for unnoticed theft of Churchill photo
A Canadian man received a two-year prison sentence for stealing and replacing a famous Winston Churchill photo, which went unnoticed for months. The stolen print was later auctioned but returned after investigation.
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Members of Greek Coast Guard Charged in Shipwreck That Killed Hundreds of Migrants
Seventeen Greek coast guard members face charges for a 2023 shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants. Survivors allege the coast guard's actions caused the disaster, and efforts were made to silence them.
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Rutte accidentally reveals proposed new NATO spending target
NATO leader Mark Rutte accidentally revealed a proposed 5% defense spending target for member countries, with negotiations ongoing ahead of the Hague summit.
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This neutron star drilled through its partner, an extremely rare event
Astronomers have discovered a rare neutron star-helium star binary system, offering insights into stellar evolution. The neutron star, spinning at nearly 100 rotations per second, orbits a stripped helium star every 3.6 hours....