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Record-breaking Japanese female free diver, Sayuri Kinoshita, 30, died Monday on Japan's National (holiday of) Ocean Day, the 15th of July, following an accident last week, having fallen from her apartment in the southern island prefecture of Okinawa.

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A man started a fire at a Kyoto animation studio after spraying liquid there Thursday morning, leaving nearly 40 people injured, with several of them unconscious and one confirmed dead, local police and rescuers said.

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UK schools that teach LGBT lessons are neglecting the religious beliefs of parents, a protest activist told RT. Britain’s anti-extremism body has criticized the government for being “too slow” to quell outrage over the issue.

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The family of a British holidaymaker who could be paralysed for life after breaking his neck at Aqualandia in Benidorm are demanding that Aqualandia launch a full investigation.

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'Not a dustbin': Cambodia to send plastic waste back to the US and Canada - Country vows to return 1,600 tonnes of waste as south-east Asian countries revolt against an onslaught of rubbish shipments

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The deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo is now an international health emergency, the World Health Organization announced Wednesday after a case was confirmed in a city of 2 million people .

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Children in Germany will have to prove they've had a measles vaccination before they can attend kindergarten or go to school, under a new draft law. Parents who object to immunizing their kids face hefty fines.

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Chinese scientists’ new technique to wipe out mosquito populations may provide vital new weapon against range of deadly diseases. Researchers managed to eradicate populations on two islands in Guangzhou province in two years by releasing 200 million insects specially bred to be infertile

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How is This a Thing? 17th of July 2019

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Headlines — July 17, 2019

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Internet a lifeline for Venezuela's embattled independent media

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Bank Run: Deutsche Bank Clients Are Pulling $1 Billion A Day | Zero Hedge

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The No. 2 official in the French government resigned Tuesday following media reports that he has been living a lavish lifestyle at taxpayer expense, including hosting lobster and Champagne soirees and ordering up exorbitant renovations of his ministerial apartment.

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The Tokyo metropolitan area had received less than three hours of sunshine per day for 20 consecutive days from June 27 through Tuesday, marking the longest such streak on record since the Japan Meteorological Agency started collecting data in 1961.

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Italy's anti-immigrant Interior Minister Matteo Salvini ordered a report Tuesday on the country's Roma population, with a view to shuttering overcrowded, "illegal" camps, provoking an angry response from rights campaigners.

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Alberta is declaring a provincial outbreak of syphilis after the number of cases reported in 2018 proved to be the highest the province has seen in 70 years.

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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is "seriously considering" cutting diplomatic ties with Iceland, which spearheaded a resolution that asked the UN's top human rights body to look into the thousands of deaths of suspects under his anti-drug crackdown.

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A new law enacted Tuesday in South Korea threatens jail time and large fines to employers who perpetuate or fail to investigate bullying or harassment in the workplace.

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Descendants of the last German Kaiser are demanding the return of thousands of valuable paintings that were confiscated after the monarchy's downfall in 1918. Some of the works are currently on display in public museums.

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Angela Merkel remains seated for national anthems for the second time in a week after shaking spells sparked health fears - as poll says 1 in 3 Germans has no sympathy for her

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Gay people being subjected to forced marriages in UK, police warn amid nationwide crackdown: Police questioning air travellers as school summer holidays begin

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Russia’s media regulator ordered Facebook and Instagram to remove images it said were disrespectful of Russian flag from their platforms. This appears to be the first case of a foreign entity being pressured to comply with Russia’s new law that bans disrespect of state symbols and authorities.

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Australian students are being taught Chinese language and culture by teaching assistants vetted by the Chinese Government for "good political quality" and a love of "the motherland".

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Nuclear isotopes on Marshall Islands up to 1000 times higher than Chernobyl or Fukushima: Halfway between Australia and Hawaii are islands where locals were once banished due to nuclear testing. Now new research reveals the extent of the problem.

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Japan saw the worst suicide rate for those under 20 years old in 2018, with school-related matters such as poor academic performance cited as the most common reason among youth aged 10 to 19, the government said Tuesday in its annual paper on the topic.

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