Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday apologized for time being wasted in the latest session of the Diet and pledged to fulfill the government's responsibility to fully explain its policies to a public whose support for his Cabinet has tumbled according to recent polls.
AsmallexplosionoccurredoutsideapolicestationataBritishbaseinCyprusearlyonTuesday,authoritiessaid,addingitwasbeingtreatedasacriminalinvestigation.Britishbaseauth
ThedeathtollfollowingafireatafireworksfactoryinIndiaonWednesdayhasrisento25,officialssaidonThursday."Ofthe10peopleinjuredintheincident,fivediedinhospital,"Bhara
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said Tuesday that her thoughts are with the victims and families of those affected in "what is being treated by the police as an appalling terrorist attack".
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A frontrunner in the French presidential elections, Emmanuel Macron, vowed Thursday to end nepotism in government, as it was announced his rival Francois Fillon would be charged over a fake jobs scandal.
Authorities say 15,000 residents of a shantytown beside Manila’s port have lost their homes in a fire that raged overnight before being put out Wednesday morning.
At least two Turkish MPs were injured Thursday (Jan 19) as brawls erupted in parliament between supporters and critics of a constitutional reform bill boosting the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, reports said.
Could flashing the “peace” sign in photos lead to fingerprint data being stolen?
A lone fisherman survived by treading water for six hours after being dragged into the sea by a marlin off Western Australia.
A Sunwing pilot was arrested on Saturday (Dec 31) after being found intoxicated in a plane he was about to maneuver out of Calgary airport in western Canada.
An Australian man has found instant fame after being filmed pretending to fish during flash floods in Melbourne.
Nepal's national unity is under attack and its people must act to save it, former King Gyanendra said on Wednesday, in some of his most critical political comments since being toppled by a parliamentary vote eight years ago.
Grey smog fell over northern China Sunday, prompting the national observatory to issue a yellow alert, the third-highest level warning.
Japan's main opposition Democratic Party leader Renho on Wednesday blasted Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for his failed economic policies, in the first head-to-head match up of the two leaders since Renho was elected to lead her party on Sept. 15.
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said on Tuesday that a previous plan to relax visa regulations for Chinese visitors would come into effect on Oct. 17, with one of the objectives being to boost repeat arrivals and increase bilateral people exchanges.
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