Australian PM Anthony Albanese nears a deal with the Coalition on gambling reforms, focusing on advertising and inducement restrictions, amid calls for stronger measures from backbenchers and advocates.
A Chinese court ordered three men to pay over 100,000 yuan to the family of a friend, surnamed Gao, who died after an all-night drinking and gaming session in Urumqi. The group played mahjong and billiards, consuming alcohol from 9 PM to 6 AM before Gao's death.
A Texas woman, Renee Amber Fennel, was arrested for allegedly stealing personal belongings and cremated remains from mausoleum niches at a Houston funeral home. She was caught on surveillance footage with her toddler and faces felony charges.
Argentina flexibiliza lei de proteção a geleiras para impulsionar mineração, enquanto Áustria mantém proteção "absoluta", apesar de pressões do turismo de esqui. Ambos os países enfrentam o derretimento do gelo devido às mudanças climáticas.
Taiwan Mahjong Party leader Kuo Hsi was convicted of defamation for accusing former CSBC Corporation Taiwan (CSBC) general manager Chen Chiu-wen of an improper relationship with then-CSBC chairman Cheng Wen-lung. The court found Kuo spread unverified rumors, sentencing him to 4 months in prison, commutable to a fine.
Jonas Vingegaard wins the Giro d’Italia, extending his lead with a solo victory in the penultimate stage, and prepares for the Tour de France to achieve the Giro-Tour double.
