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Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to draw a line under the tensions of the Brexit talks

Brexit To Take Full Effect As UK Leaves EU Single Market

Brexit to take full effect as UK leaves EU single market

Tokyo Tops 1,300 Daily Virus Cases; Warns Of Possible New Emergency

Japanese officials have warned a new state of emergency may be needed as virus cases spike in a third wave of infections

Tokyo tops 1,300 daily virus cases; warns of possible new emergency

Studio Sues Logan Paul Over Controversial 'Suicide Forest' Video, Alleges YouTuber Torpedoed Movie Deal

Years after Logan Paul released a video showing a dead body hanging in a Japanese forest, a studio is suing him for allegedly ruining a movie he was supposed to star in, costing the company millions.

The coal plant has come under international criticism and even divided opinion within Japan's government

Japan, S. Korea Run With Vietnam Coal Plant Despite Climate Vows

Japan, S. Korea run with Vietnam coal plant despite climate vows

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People in British capital London are living under tight "Tier 4" restrictions

Russia Marks More Virus Deaths As Nations Roll Out Vaccines

Russia marks more virus deaths as nations roll out vaccines

EU countries on Sunday embarked on a vaccination campaign to defeat the "nightmare" of Covid-19, with the first to be immunised expressing emotion after their jab and leaders hailing a milestone in the fight against the pandemic.

Vaccine Campaign Grows Alongside Fears Covid Spreading Faster

Belgium joined a growing list of countries to launch Covid-19 vaccination campaigns, while a new coronavirus variant believed to be more infectious spread further and other nations ramped up restrictions.

Ghosn's escape from Japan sent shockwaves through the country that continue to reverberate a year after he fled

Ghosn Case Haunts Japan A Year After Shock Escape

Ghosn case haunts Japan a year after shock escape

Number of Covid-19 cases reported in European countries since the beginning of the pandemic

EU Begins Vaccinations To End Covid 'Nightmare'

EU begins vaccinations to end Covid 'nightmare'

Badminton world number one Kento Momota (pictured competing in the singles semi-final on December 26, 2020) won the All-Japan championships nearly a year after suffering serious injuries in a car crash

Momota Wins Japan Title To Cap Comeback After Car Crash

Momota wins Japan title to cap comeback after car crash

Australian fisherman Joe Paratore displays his catch of the day to customers at the harbour in Fremantle

Australian Lobster Sector Claws Back Trade After China Ban

Australian lobster sector claws back trade after China ban

Ma'a Nonu (C) and Isaia Toeava (R) have played four times together for Toulon this season

Toulon's 'At Ease' Ex-All Blacks Nonu, Toeava Face Festive Clermont Feast

Toulon's 'at ease' ex-All Blacks Nonu, Toeava face festive Clermont feast

Japan has pledged to reach carbon-neutrality by 2050, an ambitious target for a country still heavily-dependent on fossile fuels

Japan Unveils Green Growth Plan For 2050 Carbon Neutral Goal

Japan unveils green growth plan for 2050 carbon neutral goal

Abe will not face prosecution over the scandal, but appeared before lawmakers to apologise for making false statements

Japan Ex-PM Abe Faces Lawmakers On Scandal But Avoids Prosecution

Japan ex-PM Abe faces lawmakers on scandal but avoids prosecution

Japan has delayed a target for women in leadership positions after falling short

Japan Delays Women Leadership Target After Falling Short

Japan delays women leadership target after falling short

Falcon Heene, seen here in October 2009 at age six in Colorado, was found hiding in the attic of his home

US Parents In Bizarre 'Balloon Boy' Hoax Granted Pardon

US parents in bizarre 'balloon boy' hoax granted pardon

Plans to remove debris from one of Fukushima's melted-down reactors have been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic

Fukushima Nuclear Debris Removal Delayed By Virus

Fukushima nuclear debris removal delayed by virus

Iwao Hakamada was convicted of murdering four members of the same family, but claims he confessed after a brutal police interrogation

Japan's Top Court Offers Retrial Hope For 'Longest' Death Row Inmate

Japan's top court offers retrial hope for 'longest' death row inmate

Olympic organisers are pressing ahead with preparations for the first Games postponed in peacetime

New Director Picked For 'Restrained' Tokyo Olympic Ceremonies

New director picked for 'restrained' Tokyo Olympic ceremonies

Shiraishi lured young people, mostly women, who expressed suicidal thoughts online to his apartment, where he murdered them

Japan's 'Twitter Killer' Drops Death Sentence Appeal

Japan's 'Twitter killer' drops death sentence appeal

Japan's renewable energy industry is hoping a new carbon neutral goal will help clear longstanding obstacles to its growth

Japan's Renewable Energy Sector Seeks Carbon-neutral Windfall

Japan's renewable energy sector seeks carbon-neutral windfall

China's ambitious Tianwen-1 Mars mission lifted off from the southern island of Hainan

Humankind's Achievements In Spaceflight A Success Despite Distressing 2020

2020 was big for space, and there's more to come in 2021.

Computer-generated pop stars are breaking into the real world in China -- appearing on TV shows with real people, and amassing legions of fans

Virtual Idols Take To The Real-life Stage In China

Virtual idols take to the real-life stage in China

Japan is bracing for falling tax revenues as the coronavirus pressures business activity

Japan Cabinet Approves Record Budget, Higher Defence Spending

Japan cabinet approves record budget, higher defence spending

'Wonder Woman 1984' Lassos $38.5 Million Internationally As Key Markets Impose New Lockdowns

"Wonder Woman 1984" turned out to be no match for the pandemic as it earned only $38.5 million internationally in its opening weekend, much lower than what analysts had forecasted.