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Prefectural authorities face growing calls to abandon plans to tear down structures at a former Imperial Japanese Army clothing factory that survived the city's 1945 atomic bombing.

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Brazil issues new rules, lowers age for gender reassignment

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The Seoul Central District Court on Thursday rejected wartime labor compensation claims against manufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. from 54 plaintiffs, citing insufficient evidence to prove their recruitment.

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Lebanese prosecutors issued a travel ban for fugitive ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn and asked him to hand in his French passport on Thursday, following an Interpol-issued notice against him, a judicial official said.

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A psychiatric panel in Israel has found child sex abuser Malka Leifer fit to stand trial and accused her of faking mental illness to avoid extradition.

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UK legal system allows sex offenders such as Richard Huckle and Gary Glitter to abuse children abroad, inquiry finds

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Finders - FBI files

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Meghan and Harry's 2,055 word expose on the Royal Family's finances

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Church Militant Headlines — January 8, 2020

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Iranian revolutionary guards commander warns of 'harsher revenge soon'

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Meghan met with Hillary Clinton before setting up sussexroyal.com

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A bricklayer has been arrested in Argentina after he allegedly fathered four children by his own daughter in a 20-year rape ordeal. The four children, aged between 11 and 19, were found living in a rundown bungalow in Arequito, Santa Fe.

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Nicolas Sarkozy is set to become France's first ex-president to stand trial on corruption charges in a case in which he is accused of trying to obtain classified information from a judge. The trial will begin on October 5 and will last until October 22, a Paris court said.

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The Queen's fury as Harry and Meghan quit: Royal couple did not tell Her Majesty, Prince Charles or William who all learned of their decision to step back from the television as aides complain about being 'stabbed in the back'

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Australia’s sixth-largest wine company, McWilliam’s Wines, appoints voluntary administrators: One of Australia’s biggest and most successful wine companies has announced it’s struggling to survive after 141 years of family ownership.

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WHO has called for more funding to stop what it has described as "the world's worst measles epidemic" in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). More than 6,000 people have died of measles in the central African nation since the start of 2019, with 310,000 suspected measles cases reported.

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South Korea reported a suspected case of a mysterious pneumonia-like illness that has been spreading in China. According to Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC), a 36-year-old Chinese woman who had visited the city of Wuhan in Hubei Province showed symptoms of the illness.

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The agriculture ministry said Wednesday a classical swine fever infection has been confirmed at a pig farm in the prefecture of Okinawa for the first time since the autumn of 1986.

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Toxic chemicals detected in Tokyo drinking water; no health risk: Authorities in Tokyo put the stopper on wells supplying fresh drinking water in the western Tama suburb last year after high levels of organic chemicals were discovered.

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Some iPS cells for regenerative medicine, distributed by a stock project at Kyoto University's Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA), showed cancer-related genetic and chromosomal abnormalities when differentiated to the target cells, several sources close to the project revealed.

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A male Turkish national has filed a lawsuit over a beating he endured while in detention at an immigration facility in Ibaraki Prefecture last year, TBS News reported last month.

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Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, speaking publicly for the first time since his dramatic escape from Japan, said on Wednesday he had been treated "brutally" by Tokyo prosecutors and was the victim of an inside job to oust him from the helm of automaker Nissan.

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Iran Launches Hype Missile Attack on U.S. Military Bases in Iraq – American Greatness

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British PM Boris Johnson: 'Soleimani Had Blood of British Troops on His Hands'

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Australia's arson crisis (updated)

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