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The House of the Spirits OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch This Epic Family Drama Series?
The House of the Spirits is an upcoming Amazon Prime Video series releasing on April 29, 2026. Based on Isabel Allende’s novel, it follows three generations of women navigating love, power, and political unrest in a conservative South American setting.
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Japan Will "Disappear" Without Action On Births, Says PM's Aide
Japan will cease to exist if it can't slow a fall in its birth rate that threatens to wreck the social safety net and economy, according to an adviser to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
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State Funeral For Assassinated Shinzo Abe Turns Controversial In Japan
The upcoming state funeral for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was billed as an opportunity to stand up for democracy after his assassination on the campaign trail. It has ended up dividing the public and threatening his successor's agenda.
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Japan Ex PM Shinzo Abe Was Shot Twice From Behind At Close Range
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- Japan's longest-serving premier and a figure of enduring influence -- died after being shot at a campaign event Friday in an attack that shocked a nation where political violence and guns are rare.
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China Counters Trump By Mending Fences From Japan To India
When Chinese Premier Li Keqiang smiled and clinked glasses with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a reception in Tokyo last week, it served as a reminder of just how rare these types of warm gestures have been between the Asian neighbors.
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Why $7.8 Billion Submarine Deal Is Tough For India And Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe holds his 10th summit with India's leader Narendra Modi on Thursday, underscoring the importance of strategic ties between the countries as the two face an increasingly assertive China. Supplying submarine technology would lock Japan and India into an even tighter defense relationship for years to come.
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French Aid Worker Hostage Freed in Yemen
A French woman abducted in Yemen in February has been freed, French authorities said on Friday, adding that her captors had been about to kill her.
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French Hostage Isabelle Prime Freed in Yemen
Frenchwoman Isabelle Prime, who has been freed after nearly six months of captivity in Yemen, arrived in Oman today before she returns to Paris to be welcomed by her "unbelievably happy" father.
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French Foreign Ministry Trying to Authenticate Yemen Hostage Video
The French Foreign Ministry is trying to authenticate a video purporting to show a Frenchwoman taken hostage in Yemen appealing to President Francois Hollande to seek her release, an official said today.
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Foreign media on Israeli car explosion in Delhi
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Iran and Hezbollah for the bombings that targeted Israeli Embassy personnel in New Delhi and Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. "In the past few months we have witnessed several attempts to attack Israeli citizens and Jews in a number of places - Azerbaijan, Thailand and others," Mr Netanyahu said ...
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The House of the Spirits OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch This Epic Family Drama Series?
The House of the Spirits is an upcoming Amazon Prime Video series releasing on April 29, 2026. Based on Isabel Allende’s novel, it follows three generations of women navigating love, power, and political unrest in a conservative South American setting.
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Japan Will "Disappear" Without Action On Births, Says PM's Aide
Japan will cease to exist if it can't slow a fall in its birth rate that threatens to wreck the social safety net and economy, according to an adviser to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
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State Funeral For Assassinated Shinzo Abe Turns Controversial In Japan
The upcoming state funeral for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was billed as an opportunity to stand up for democracy after his assassination on the campaign trail. It has ended up dividing the public and threatening his successor's agenda.
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Japan Ex PM Shinzo Abe Was Shot Twice From Behind At Close Range
Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe -- Japan's longest-serving premier and a figure of enduring influence -- died after being shot at a campaign event Friday in an attack that shocked a nation where political violence and guns are rare.
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China Counters Trump By Mending Fences From Japan To India
When Chinese Premier Li Keqiang smiled and clinked glasses with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a reception in Tokyo last week, it served as a reminder of just how rare these types of warm gestures have been between the Asian neighbors.
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Why $7.8 Billion Submarine Deal Is Tough For India And Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe holds his 10th summit with India's leader Narendra Modi on Thursday, underscoring the importance of strategic ties between the countries as the two face an increasingly assertive China. Supplying submarine technology would lock Japan and India into an even tighter defense relationship for years to come.
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French Aid Worker Hostage Freed in Yemen
A French woman abducted in Yemen in February has been freed, French authorities said on Friday, adding that her captors had been about to kill her.
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French Hostage Isabelle Prime Freed in Yemen
Frenchwoman Isabelle Prime, who has been freed after nearly six months of captivity in Yemen, arrived in Oman today before she returns to Paris to be welcomed by her "unbelievably happy" father.
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French Foreign Ministry Trying to Authenticate Yemen Hostage Video
The French Foreign Ministry is trying to authenticate a video purporting to show a Frenchwoman taken hostage in Yemen appealing to President Francois Hollande to seek her release, an official said today.
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Foreign media on Israeli car explosion in Delhi
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Iran and Hezbollah for the bombings that targeted Israeli Embassy personnel in New Delhi and Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. "In the past few months we have witnessed several attempts to attack Israeli citizens and Jews in a number of places - Azerbaijan, Thailand and others," Mr Netanyahu said ...
