🥊 Undisputed Super Bantamweight Championship · Tokyo Dome · Live on DAZN Naoya Inoue VSJunto Nakatani The Biggest Fight in Japanese Boxing History Philippine Standard Time 8:00 PM Saturday, May 2, 2026 · Main Event Ringwalk “The Monster” NAOYA INOUE 32–0 · 27 KOs · Champion VS “Big Bang” JUNTO NAKATANI 32–0 · 24 KOs […]
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New Manitoba Technology Could Transform Breast Cancer Detection The field of breast cancer diagnostics may be approaching a significant shift, with early-stage research emerging from Manitoba, Canada. A collaborative team from the University of Manitoba and affiliated medical institutions has developed a novel imaging approach that shows strong potential for improving detection accuracy—particularly in patients
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Chaos in the Ballroom: What the Newly Released Video Reveals About the Correspondents’ Dinner Attack It was meant to be a lighthearted evening—a longstanding tradition where journalists, politicians, and public figures temporarily set aside rivalry for speeches, humor, and ceremony. Instead, it became a high-risk security incident inside one of the most symbolically visible gatherings
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Global Coalition of 50 Nations Drafts Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Plan in Santa Marta Talks For years, global climate negotiations have been defined by ambitious targets and voluntary commitments—net-zero pledges, long-term roadmaps, and repeated assurances of progress. Yet emissions have continued to rise, exposing a widening gap between intent and implementation. That dynamic is now being
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Waterloo Region and Guelph Municipal Elections 2026: Nominations Open, Launching a Pivotal Race for Local Leadership The countdown to the next chapter of local governance in one of Ontario’s fastest-growing corridors has officially begun. As nomination papers became available on the first eligible day, prospective candidates across Waterloo Region and Guelph can now formally put
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Audubon’s Priceless Birds of America Debuts in Glasgow Exhibition Most art lovers have stood before a famous painting. Fewer have stood before a single book valued higher than a private island. In Glasgow, visitors now have that rare opportunity. One of the most extraordinary and valuable books ever created—John James Audubon’s Birds of America—is currently
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Clean Energy Jobs Boost: Canadian Colleges & Universities Launch National Workforce Consortium The shift toward a net-zero economy is no longer a distant goal—it is an immediate industrial reality. However, the single greatest bottleneck in Canada’s clean energy transition is not technology, permitting, or capital. It is talent. Recognizing this, a coalition of post-secondary institutions
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Catholic Nun Assaulted in Jerusalem: Police Arrest Suspect Amid Heightened Security Concerns A violent incident in central Jerusalem has prompted a swift police response, with authorities arresting a male suspect following the assault of a Catholic nun. The attack, which occurred near the Old City, has renewed concerns about the safety of religious figures in
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Canada Chosen as Host for New Multinational Defence Bank HQ: Strategic Implications for NATO and Allied Security In a move signaling a fundamental shift in how Western allies approach military financing and procurement, Canada has been selected to host the headquarters of a newly established multinational defence bank. The decision, confirmed by federal officials and
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Canada’s $25 Billion Sovereign Wealth Fund: A Band-Aid on a $600 Billion Wound? When Ottawa announced a $25 billion sovereign wealth fund, the reaction from economists and investment veterans was telling: a collective shrug. The fund, intended to anchor Canada’s long-term economic resilience, sounds massive in a headline. But peel back the layer of political
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