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Beyond the money: Inside the Springboks’ great homecoming from Japan

While Jesse Kriel extends his stay in Japan through to 2028, Springbok teammates are spearheading a massive reverse migration that promises both personal fulfilment and a major boost for local franchises.

Beyond the money: Inside the Springboks’ great homecoming from Japan

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Japan worries US, China, Russia could cozy up at 3-way summit

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan is watching warily as U.S., Chinese and Russian leaders prepare to hold a summit next week, with some fearing the meeting could

  • US, China, Russia to meet next week in Shenzhen summit
  • Japan fears summit could mirror 1945 Yalta Conference
  • Prime Minister Takaichi may meet Trump to address concerns

Kurdistan: allies come and go, neighbours remain

Kurdistan: allies come and go, neighbours remain newspress_en Sun, 11/15/2026 - 06:00 Opinion Seen from Washington, the map of Iraq's Kurdistan Region appears deceptively simple: oil and gas fields…

  • Kurdistan's regional landscape features shifting alliances and enduring rivalries.
  • US envoy Tom Barrack urges KDP and PUK to set aside tribal differences.
  • KDP's legitimacy stems from armed struggle and nationalist symbolism.

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