Sara Spinelli

Japan's right-wing gains traction amid xenophobia and economic strain

Japan's right-wing gains traction amid xenophobia and economic strain

Far-right party gains influence in Japan’s upper house elections A nationalist party advocating a “Japan-first” platform secured significant gains in Sunday’s upper house elections, winning 14 additional seats. Originally formed on YouTube during the pandemic, when it circulated unverified claims about vaccines and global elites, Sanseito

"Belgian authorities interrogate two Israelis amid war crime allegations"

"Belgian authorities interrogate two Israelis amid war crime allegations"

Israeli Citizens Questioned After War Crimes Allegations at Music Festival Belgian authorities detained and questioned two Israeli citizens who attended an electronic music festival last week following accusations by pro-Palestinian groups that they were involved in war crimes. Prosecutors stated that they received legal complaints alleging that two Israeli

"Owen Farrell considers England comeback amid social media backlash"

"Owen Farrell considers England comeback amid social media backlash"

Owen Farrell is reconsidering the possibility of playing for England again, despite the negative social media attention that played a role in his decision to step away from international rugby last year. Farrell, who has been named captain of the British & Irish Lions for their final midweek tour match,

"UK elderly at risk of death in Afghan custody, UN alerts"

"UK elderly at risk of death in Afghan custody, UN alerts"

Elderly British Couple Detained in Afghanistan Face Grave Health Risks, UN Experts Warn UN human rights experts have raised concerns that an elderly British couple held in Afghanistan could face severe health consequences due to poor detention conditions, urging authorities to transfer them to a hospital for proper medical care.

China begins construction of planet's largest hydroelectric dam

China begins construction of planet's largest hydroelectric dam

### Construction Begins on World’s Largest Hydropower Dam China has started building what officials describe as the largest hydropower dam in the world, located on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet. Premier Li Qiang announced the project during a ceremony on Saturday, marking the beginning of construction. The news contributed

Athletics body oversees unpaid prize money from Grand Slam Track events

Athletics body oversees unpaid prize money from Grand Slam Track events

Sebastian Coe has confirmed that World Athletics is closely tracking overdue payments to athletes from Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track series, stating: "There’s no use pretending this is an ideal scenario." Last month, Johnson abruptly canceled the final Los Angeles event of his new four-meet

"High Court approves Wimbledon tennis site expansion plans"

"High Court approves Wimbledon tennis site expansion plans"

A planned extension of the Wimbledon tennis site has been approved after the high court upheld an earlier decision permitting the addition of 39 new courts, including an 8,000-seat main court, on the former grounds of Wimbledon Park golf club. The legal challenge, which began during this year’