Scotland plays Israel amid protests; the game was played behind closed doors.
Scotland's women's football team has played two European qualification matches versus Israel, the first in Glasgow. The game took place against the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with no fans permitted in the stadium.
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'Moon Sniper' from Japan makes history by landing on the moon.
Japan became the fifth country to set foot on the moon on Friday, making history. The landing itself was declared victorious, according to the director of the Japanese space agency, JAXA, "because the spacecraft transmitted telemetry data, indicating the majority of the equipment on board was operating."
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After a coup, Ecowas lifted sanctions against Niger in an effort to maintain unity and stability.
The Economic Community of West African States, or ECOWAS, has eased sanctions against Niger in response to a military takeover that raised fears of national disintegration. The regional bloc has established prerequisites for communication and interaction with other nations. The coup that occurred earlier this month resulted in President Mahamadou Issoufou's removal. In reaction to the coup, ECOWAS imposed sanctions on Niger, including border closures and trade suspensions. Although the situation is still precarious, easing the sanctions is a welcome step towards resolving the problem.
Former Prime Minister of Thailand, Thaksin Shinawatra, was released.
After hospitalization, Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister of Thailand, was granted parole. An uncertain return to public life could spark protests. Though others believe Thaksin hasn't paid his fair share of taxes and fear his homecoming will spark new demonstrations, his followers have remained neutral. In the previous election, Perth Thai, Thaksin's winning party, was threatened by an unknown party that promised reform.
Switzerland's National Bank lowers its surprise rate.
Different monetary policy strategies are being used by central banks around the globe to combat inflationary pressures. The first significant central bank in the developed world to lower interest rates this cycle was the Swiss National Bank (SN. It seems that a more substantial decline in inflation than anticipated is the main cause of the SNB's movement.
Regarding Israel's Rafah offensive, South Africa urgently requests the International Court of Justice.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has been requested by the South African government to assess whether Israel's proposal to prolong military operations in Rafah "requires that the court uses its power to prevent further imminent breach of the rights of Palestinians in Gaza." The court "may at any time decide to examine proprio motu whether the circumstances of the case require the indication of provisional measures which ought to be taken or complied with by any or all of the parties," according to a statement. In the statement, the South African government expressed its extreme worry over the large-scale deaths, injuries, and destruction that have already occurred and will continue to result from the unprecedented military onslaught against Rafah. This would be a grave and irreversible violation of the Genocide Convention as well as the January 26, 2024, court order. Given the daily death toll in Gaza, South Africa believes this topic will receive the requisite urgency, the statement continued.
UN: By 2050, 2 billion children will experience heatwaves.
The tremendous heat waves affecting East Asia and the Pacific have raised concerns for over 243 million youngsters, according to a warning from the UN. Stay tuned for additional information!
As gang violence increases, Haitians must deal with shortages and arson attacks.
The emergency declaration for Haiti. The nation is facing an unprecedented crisis as gangs threaten civil war, there is widespread bloodshed, and there are no elected officials. We must give its people a voice.
Elections in Mexico: Michoacan state saw the deaths of two mayoral candidates
Mexico is preparing for the largest elections it has ever had. Decisions will be made on over 20,000 offices, including the presidency. But violence has become a part of the nation's election season. This time, the killing started prior to the official commencement of the campaign.
Following Taiwan's presidential elections, Chinese balloons over Taiwan have been spotted recently. Fresh reports of balloon sightings follow Taiwan's presidential election results. One balloon soars near Pingtung County, while five balloons are near Keelung City. China has not ruled out using force in Taiwan. See to learn more!
Pakistan's historic coalition deal, the power-sharing arrangement between the PPP and PML-N
Since the candidates loyal to the Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of former Prime Minister Imran Khan were forced to run as independents, the PML-N and PPP are officially the two largest parties, with 79 seats and 54 seats, respectively.
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