Fighting between the US and Iran flares up again

Renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran have escalated, with ballistic missile exchanges and strikes on military bases following a brief lull in fighting. Meanwhile, Japan faces a humanitarian crisis as a powerful earthquake in Kyushu leaves at least 13 dead and thousands displaced, with authorities warning of further aftershocks. In Peru, newly sworn-in President Keiko Fujimori plans to deploy the military to combat organized crime, signaling a shift toward conservative regional collaboration. FIFA’s proposal to introduce private investment into World Cup tournaments faces significant backlash from European governing bodies concerned about the sport's governance. Additionally, record-high settler violence in the West Bank and persistent, unprecedented wildfires across France and Spain continue to strain local authorities and infrastructure. Finally, advertising experts suggest that businesses can effectively leverage negative online reviews by leaning into the criticism rather than ignoring it.