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The leader of Japan's largest opposition party in the Lower House has confirmed a party split, according to Kyodo News. The development, announced amid internal challenges, could reshape the country's political balance.
Japan's largest opposition party in the Lower House is expected to split, as leaders informed lawmakers of the move during a Monday meeting amid internal disagreements. The rift could weaken the opposition's position against the ruling party's majority.
Argentina and Mexico have joined African federations in publicly backing FIFA President Gianni Infantino, countering a growing European-led rebellion. The support underscores deepening rifts over FIFA's governance and the failed proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights, with UEFA and Norway calling for his exit.
The US-Israel war on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have had profound economic impacts and are deepening rifts within the Muslim community in the Philippines, particularly in the Bangsamoro region. The conflict has polarized local Islamic scholars, threatening community cohesion. The country was the first to declare a state of emergency due to the crisis.
