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Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka has clinched a very notable win over Daria Kasatkina in the Rome Open third round. Osaka, who is playing in Rome this week for the first time since 2021, ousted No. 10 seed Kasatkina 6-3 6-3 to progress in the round-of-16 at Foro Italico for just the second time ...

Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff and Naomi Osaka all make it through comfortably to the last 32 of the Italian Open in Rome. ( read original story ...)

The teams meet again in the UAE on May 25 with the winners taking Asia’s last remaining berth at the Fifa Club World Cup. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)

Azabudai Hills, Tokyo's new zenith in luxury living and culinary excellence, encapsulates the city's future as a global leader in innovative urban spaces. ( read original story ...)

Britons Claire Cashmore and Dave Ellis guided by Luke Pollard win gold medals at the World Triathlon Para Series in Yokohama, Japan. ( read original story ...)

France's Leonie Periault won the second World Triathlon Championship Series gold of her career while American Morgan Pearson won his first in the men's event in Yokohama on Saturday. Periault, 29, ... ( read original story ...)

Matthew Hauser and Luke Willian secure second and third place at WTCS Yokohama, with Willian earning his Paris 2024 Olympic spot. ( read original story ...)

Morgan Pearson (USA) wins his first WTCS title, while Luke Willian (AUS) secures Olympic spot with third-place finish. ( read original story ...)

There was double delight in Japan where Claire Cashmore and Dave Ellis guided by Luke Pollard secured golds for Great Britain as Yokohama hosted World Triathlon Para Series and World Triathlon ... ( read original story ...)

U.S. investors are snapping up ETFs with a single country focus in 2024, dumping multinational funds and bypassing China’s market in favor of other ( read original story ...)

U.S. President Joe Biden labeling Japan "xenophobic" in a recent speech because "they don't want immigrants" was not merely a slip of the tongue during a campaign event. He said something similar in a radio interview back in March. While the Japanese government called Biden's comment "regrettable," Washington neither retracted it nor apologized. ( read ...