A former leader of Keizai Doyukai has sharply criticized Japan’s social habit of treating suspects as guilty before facts are established.
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The new Panama Canal chief warns that historic El Niño droughts could force additional transit restrictions, threatening global maritime trade routes.
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Paris investigates claims that women were cleared from the Eiffel Tower to accommodate a visiting Hindu delegation’s special requests.
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Former US Vice-President Al Gore warns in Singapore that climate predictions from 20 years ago proved accurate, calling for an end to atmospheric pollution.
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New research reveals that glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau have shrunk drastically, giving rise to thousands of lakes and increasing disaster risks.
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The Eiffel Tower abruptly closed its gates after staff protested the removal of female employees during a visit by a Hindu group.
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The Panama Canal may reduce vessel transits further as the El Niño weather pattern depletes essential freshwater reservoir levels.
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Discover how the U.K.’s new sanctions on Israel are testing diplomatic ties with Washington and what officials are doing behind the scenes.
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King Charles and the British royal family have formally classified Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as private citizens, solidifying their separation from working royal duties.
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Russia and North Korea opened their first Tumen River road bridge, marking a new milestone in their strategic partnership.