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Electoral defense begins on Saturday (4); understand the rules an
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Australia ready Perry for World Cup final despite injury
Australia's cricket management has indicated that captain Ellyse Perry could play in the World Cup final even if not fully recovered from a quad injury sustained in the semifinal against West Indies. England will leverage their 2017 World Cup experience in their final preparation.
Seoul Libraries Cool Off Summer With Cultural Programs
Seoul's 223 public and neighborhood libraries are participating in a summer campaign offering air-conditioned refuge alongside cultural programming. Libraries are hosting lectures, performances, exhibitions, and film screenings through August.
Coco Gauff Survives Wimbledon Scare in Thrilling Tiebreak
American seventh seed Coco Gauff narrowly avoided a third first-round loss at Wimbledon by defeating Argentina's Solana Sierra 6-3, 3-6, 7-6(10-7) in a nerve-wracking tiebreak. The victory moved her into round three and triggered nostalgia for her breakthrough performance seven years prior.
Severe heatwave scorches European rice crops
Italy's Pavia province, Europe's most important rice-growing region, suffered devastating crop losses during an exceptionally severe heatwave in June. Farmers report total loss of paddies despite hopes for recovery from summer rains.
Being both efficient and invisible is Matheus Cunha's role agains
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India A cricket team pressures Sri Lanka opponents
India A's bowling attack, led by Yash Thakur and Saransh Jain, has put pressure on the Sri Lanka A cricket team, with both bowlers taking four wickets each. Sri Lanka A captain Sahan Arachchige provided resistance with a strong unbeaten inning.
Boy Group Sets New Album Sales Milestone
K-pop boy group ATEEZ achieved their highest first-week album sales ever with GOLDEN HOUR: Part.5, selling 1.88 million copies. The comeback demonstrates continued popularity and fan engagement.
Elite Tennists Balance Singles and Doubles at Wimbledon
Top tennis players are opting to compete in both singles and doubles draws at Wimbledon despite minimal rest between matches, as competitive payoffs and endorsement value justify the grueling double-duty schedule.
Nobel Chemist Omar Yaghi Joins Chinese Research Institute
Omar Yaghi, the 2025 Nobel Prize winner for chemistry, has relocated from the United States to lead an artificial intelligence-driven materials research center at China's Tsinghua University. The 61-year-old scientist will focus on using machine learning to accelerate development cycles for new materials.
Iran Sets Transit Fees for Hormuz Strait After Peace Deal
An Iranian envoy outlined plans for special transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz following a recent peace accord. The initial agreement permitted 60 days of free passage, with new fee structures to be determined.
Mojtaba Khamenei absent from father's funeral ceremony
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, will miss his father's funeral ceremony. Saudi Arabia's Deputy Foreign Minister unexpectedly attended the funeral, signaling possible diplomatic engagement despite regional tensions.
Andersen Signs with Oilers After Cup Final Appearance
Veteran goaltender Frederik Andersen, 36, who helped the Carolina Hurricanes advance through the playoffs before ceding the net in the Stanley Cup Final, signed a one-year deal with the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday.