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Megaquake Could Send 520K People To Evacuation

In response to a possible megaquake, officials in Japan may call for the evacuation of more than 520,000 residents along the Pacific coast.

NASA Probe Confirms Long-Suspected Solar Explosions

Direct observations by NASA's Parker Solar Probe reveal the cause of solar eruptions, paving the way for better space weather forecasting.

Rare Bright Orange Shark With White Eyes Discovered Off Costa Rica

Researchers have unveiled a striking bright orange nurse shark with white eyes, a unique discovery off the coast of Costa Rica.

Foreign Visitors To Japan Hit Record 3.43M In July

In July, Japan reached a new milestone with 3.43 million foreign visitors, highlighting its vibrant tourism scene.

Pope Declares August 22 As Day Of Fasting, Prayer For World Peace

Pope Leo XIV calls on believers to fast and pray for global peace on August 22, the Feast of Mary the Queen.

Indonesia Airdrops Humanitarian Aid To Gaza On 80th Independence Day

On its 80th Independence Day, Indonesia has air-dropped humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people in Gaza.

United States President Trump Says Zelenskyy Can End Ukraine War ‘Almost Immediately’

In Washington, President Trump indicated that President Zelenskyy has the power to end the Ukraine conflict almost immediately.

Secretary Hillary Clinton Backs Nobel Peace Nod For President Trump If Ukraine War Ends

Hillary Clinton expresses willingness to nominate Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize if he helps end the Ukraine war without losing territory.

Thailand, Cambodia Agree To Maintain Peace Along Border

In a move towards stability, Thailand and Cambodia reaffirm their commitment to peaceful borders after last month’s tensions.

Japan’s 1st Osmotic Power Plant Begins Operations

With the commencement of Japan's first osmotic power plant, new opportunities for renewable energy arise, tapping into the natural power of salt concentration.