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Shuri Castle, once the heart of Okinawa's Ryukyu Kingdom, destroyed in fire: Large parts of Shuri Castle, a symbol of Okinawa Prefecture and popular tourist attraction in the city of Naha, were destroyed in a fire early Thursday morning, authorities said. The cause of the blaze remains unknown.

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Hidden 2,000-year-old monument discovered in Forest of Dean: Archaeologist Jon Hoyle finds ring cairn following laser scan of woodland in Gloucestershire

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Officials in Beijing will combine the country's state-of-the-art facial recognition technology with a version of their controversial 'credit system' to speed up security checks in the city's overcrowded metro system.

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Australia calls out China for its horrifying persecution of minorities – but the world isn’t listening: China claims the facility in this image is a “vocational training centre”. The truth, called out by a group of 23 fed up nations this week, is horrifying.

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As wholesale prices skyrocket for Pacific flying squid amid a record low catch in Japan, processing companies in the “squid town” of Hakodate, Hokkaido, are scrambling to stay afloat.

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If you have ever backpacked in Australia and have paid the so-called backpackers' tax, you might be owed some money after the federal court found it to be, in some cases, invalid.

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McDonald's apologises for 'Sundae Bloody Sundae' ads - ‘The campaign was intended as a celebration of Halloween, not as an insensitive reference to any historical event’

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KGB's Profile on Vladimir Putin Revealed - The file specifically stresses the then 23-year-old KGB officer's achievements in sports, namely in martial arts, which Putin continues to practice to this day.

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European justice opts to force Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to relocate refugees

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Arctic kindergarten killing: Man cuts sleeping boy’s throat in daycare center ‘on the orders of Satan’

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Chile: Public Prosecutor Looking at 840 Human Rights Violations

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The '80s sci-fi classic Blade Runner was set in November, 2019. See what the movie got right and wrong about the 'future'

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Getting measles is even more dangerous than doctors had realised, because it destroys immunity that the victim has acquired to other diseases, according to two new studies published by British and American researchers.

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A U.S. congressional committee on Wednesday passed a bill calling for U.S. efforts to reunite Korean-Americans with their family members in North Korea.

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Air Defenses of the Army and Popular Committees downed on Wednesday evening a spy plane belonging to the US-Saudi aggression in Ras Issa area in Hodeidah with undisclosed missile.

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Chile Needs More “Neoliberalism”—Not Less.

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Germany to tighten hate speech and gun laws to fight far right - The German government on Wednesday approved a draft law to crack down on the far right, three weeks after a deadly attack by an alleged neo-Nazi targeting a synagogue.

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Why restaurants in one part of Germany must rename Döner kebabs: some of industrial ingredients of the meaty dish did not match the pure ones of those written in the Deutsche Lebensmittelbuch (German food code).

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Denmark has the highest share by far of taxes related to income and wealth at 28.9 percent of GDP, states the report, released on Wednesday by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.

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Hezbollah Supporters, Anti-Government Protesters, Clash in Beirut | Trending

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An imam and three other men have been locked up by an Austrian court for running a religious group that recruited young men for Isis. The court in Graz, the capital of Styria state, sentenced the imam to seven years in jail.

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The CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's biggest, stepped down on Wednesday, as the fund reported a return on investment of $25.6 billion for the third quarter.

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CHF4000 for littering? New fines proposed to save Swiss cows - Fines for littering in agricultural areas need to be made ten to 100 times higher, a Swiss politician has argued. The politician has said littering is causing a ‘deliberate threat to animal welfare’.

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India Russia Team-up To Help Venezuela Bypass US Sanctions

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Danish government scraps plans to reform sex workers' rights - Krag said that sex workers should not be seen as part of an industry on an equal footing with professions such as, for example, carpentry or teaching, but part of a social problem that must be tackled,

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