Japan elects first female prime minister in history
Sanae Takaichi was elected the first female prime minister in Japan's history, receiving 237 votes in the Lower House of Parliament.
She replaces Shigeru Ishiba, after three months of political uncertainty following the LDP's election defeat.
Takaichi, known for her ultraconservative stances, is expected to face challenges to the sustainability of the new government.
EU criticized for suspending sanctions on Israel in response to Trump's Gaza efforts
The European Union has been criticized for suspending sanctions on Israel, following Donald Trump's efforts for peace in the Middle East.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the decision to temporarily suspend the measures was related to the "fragile situation" and the different positions among member states.
Former European officials and human rights organizations have condemned the move, saying it undermines Israel's legal responsibility and weakens the EU's role as a political actor in the region.
One dead after rare tornado topples construction cranes near Paris
A rare tornado hit areas north of Paris on Monday, toppling three construction cranes and killing a 23-year-old worker.
Ten people were injured, four of them in critical condition, while the storm caused damage in at least ten districts.
Obesity-related cancer on the rise in both young and old
A global study shows that cases of obesity-related cancer are increasing significantly across all age groups.
The greatest increase is observed in young people under 50 years of age, especially for thyroid, colon and breast cancer.
Researchers blame obesity, diet and overuse of antibiotics.
