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PS5 Could Arrive in Germany A Week Earlier Than The Rest Of Europe

German retailer Media Markt has allegedly been contacting pre-order customers and informing them it would start shipping Sony’s new console Nov. 12.

Ambitious But Controversial: Japan's New Hydrogen Project

Japan has few fossil fuel resources, and relies heavily on imported liquified natural gas (LNG) and coal

Ambitious but controversial: Japan's new hydrogen project

Japan Carbon Pledge Boosts Hopes Of Ammonia Backers

Ammonia is already made on a massive scale and exported throughout the world to make fertiliser

Japan carbon pledge boosts hopes of ammonia backers

Humans In Orbit: Monday Marks 20 Years Of Human Presence Aboard ISS

The crew members of Expedition 1 reached the ISS on Nov. 2, 2000, thus becoming the first residents of the space station.

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A 2018 file photo of an Israeli Air Force F-35 Lightning II

US Plans To Sell 50 F-35 Fighters To UAE, Promises To Maintain Israel's Military Edge

The White House has promised Israel that it will help the country maintain military superiority in the Middle East once the sale goes through.

Japan Airlines, like carriers around the world, has been hard hit by the slowdown in travel caused by the coronavirus pandemic

Japan Airlines Forecasts Over $2.3 Bn Annual Net Loss

Japan Airlines forecasts over $2.3 bn annual net loss

Right below the funeral parlour of the Austrian capital's famous Central Cemetery, burial shrouds and coffins have been on display since 1967, making the Vienna Funeral Museum the first museum to trace how we mourn the dead

With Morbid Humour, Viennese Look Death In The Eye

With morbid humour, Viennese look death in the eye

Kinmen lies just 3.2 km (two miles) from the Chinese mainland

'China Is Angry': Taiwan Anxiety Rises As Sabre-rattling Grows

Not since the mid-1990s, when China fired missiles into the Taiwan Strait during a moment of heightened tension, has the saber-rattling been so loud.

A view in May 2020 of the home in Harvard, Massachusetts of Michael and Peter Taylor, who are sought by Japan over the audacious escape of auto executive Carlos Ghosn

US Approves Extradition To Japan Over Ghosn Escape

US approves extradition to Japan over Ghosn escape

Moderna has already taken in $1.1 billion in deposits for a Covid-19 vaccine that will be launched following the completion of clinical trials and regulatory approval

Moderna Already Has $1.1 Bn In Deposits For Covid-19 Vaccine

Moderna already has $1.1 bn in deposits for Covid-19 vaccine

Coal has long been a mainstay of Australia's resource-dependent economy, but the industry's foundations appear increasingly wobbly

Last Major Aussie Bank Ditches Coal, In Fresh Blow To Sector

Last major Aussie bank ditches coal, in fresh blow to sector

PS5 Pre-Orders In First 12 Hours Surpass PS4's First 12 Weeks Of Sales, Sony Says

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan said the PS5 pre-orders Sony received in the first 12 hours in the U.S. exceeded the PlayStation 4's sales in its first 12 weeks on the market.

India Gets Access To US Targeting Data As Himalayan Border Standoff With China Continues

The agreement comes amid a months-long standoff between Indian and Chinese troops along their Himalayan borders, with both sides having deployed thousands of troops, artillery, armored vehicles and aircraft.

A heavily polluted Seoul pictured in December 2019

South Korea To Seek Carbon Neutrality By 2050: Moon

South Korea to seek carbon neutrality by 2050: Moon

The European Union, Japan and United States exported around three million used vehicles each year between 2015 and 2018, with most going to low- and middle-income countries and more than half ending up in Africa

Used Car Exports Drive Pollution To Developing World: UN Study

Used car exports drive pollution to developing world: UN study

US Puts China 'Aggression' At Heart Of India Talks

US puts China 'aggression' at heart of India talks

Japanese airline ANA Holdings forecast a record $4.87 billion net loss for this financial year

Japan's ANA Predicts Record $4.87 Bn Net Loss For 2020/21

Japan's ANA predicts record $4.87 bn net loss for 2020/21

Taiwan's military police prepare to raise the flag during a ceremony to mark Taiwan National Day at the Presidential Office in Taipei on October 10, 2020

US Announces $2.4 Bn Sale Of Coastal Defense Systems To Taiwan

The announcement came just hours after Beijing said it would sanction US firms involved in an earlier arms sales to the democratic self-ruled island.

AIG also announced plan to separate the Life & Retirement business from the General Insurance unit, simplifying the corporate structure to allow each to become more profitable

AIG Names New CEO, Breaks Up Its Insurance Business

AIG names new CEO, breaks up its insurance business

How Monday's Stock Market Nosedive Brings Back Bad Memories Of 1987's Black Monday

Two deals with foreign governments and computerized trading were two big reasons for the market meltdown of Oct. 19, 1987.

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has set a 2050 deadline for the world's third-largest economy to become carbon neutral

Japan PM Suga Sets 2050 Deadline For Carbon Neutrality

Japan PM Suga sets 2050 deadline for carbon neutrality

American Patrick Cantlay fired a seven-under par 65 in Sunday's final round to win the US PGA Zozo Championship

Cantlay Holds Off Rahm, Thomas To Capture PGA Zozo Crown

Cantlay holds off Rahm, Thomas to capture PGA Zozo crown

‘Murder Hornet’ Scientists Suit Up For Extermination In Eye-Catching Protective Gear

Expect to see some "murder hornet" protection suits on Halloween.

Nine years after the 2011 nuclear disaster at Fukushima, decommissioning work is ongoing

Japan's Fukushima Power Plant To Discharge Contaminated Water Into Pacific Ocean

Greenpeace believes that the Japanese government has the capacity to continue storing and processing the contaminated Fukushima water to avoid risks that are perilous to people.