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Commuters in Tokyo. Japan's economy shrank 7.8 percent in the April-June quarter

Japan Economy Shrinks Historic 7.8% In April-June

The contraction from the previous quarter was slightly worse than expectations but is still significantly less severe than declines seen in many other industrial economies.

Ship That Oozed Oil Off Mauritius Coast Splits In Two

The split was caused by a crack in a cargo hold on the stern side, the ship's operator said

The split was caused by a crack in a cargo hold at the vessel's stern.

Japanese Ministers Visit Yasukuni Shrine, First Since 2016

The Yasukuni shrine is seen by Japan's neighbours as a symbol of Tokyo's past militarism

Japanese ministers visit Yasukuni Shrine, first since 2016

Salvage crews are racing round the clock to clean sludge

Ship Leaks More Oil Off Mauritius As Calls For Answers Grow

Ship leaks more oil off Mauritius as calls for answers grow

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Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow has gathered a large following in Japan

Japan Fans Hail Hong Kong 'Goddess Of Democracy' Chow

Japan fans hail Hong Kong 'Goddess of Democracy' Chow

Senkaku Islands Dispute: Japanese Military Braces for Intrusions by Chinese Fishing Fleet

Japan, China, and the U.S. are bracing for Aug. 16 when a fishing ban expires in the waters around the Senkaku Islands.

Despite a near-record drop in power demand due to the pandemic, renewables' share of the electricity mix was up 14 percent compared to the same period last year

Wind And Solar Power At Record High In 2020, Coal Dips: Analysis

Wind and solar power at record high in 2020, coal dips: analysis

London's City financial district remained largely deserted last week

UK Suffers Record Recession On Virus Fallout

UK suffers record recession on virus fallout

TikTok Rivals Do Battle For Hearts Of Teen Video Producers

TikTok rivals do battle for hearts of teen video producers

The MV Wakashio ran aground off Mauritius in July and is leaking fuel into the island's pristine coral-filled waters

The Japan Firms Behind Mauritius Oil-leak Ship

The Japan firms behind Mauritius oil-leak ship

Efforts continue in MahÃ©bourg, Mauritius, to try to contain the oil spill that threatens the island's ecosystem. The bulk carrier MV Wakashio ran aground on a coral reef last month and began leaking oil five days ago.

Satellite Image Shows Mauritius Oil Spill From Space

The satellite image shows the ship that ran aground on July 25 as well as clear signs of the black oil.

Some 1,180 tonnes of fuel has leaked from the MV Wakashio

UN Experts Arrive In Mauritius To Assist In Oil Spill

UN experts arrive in Mauritius to assist in oil spill

Qualcomm won a reversal of last year's antitrust ruling that it unfairly stifled competition in the smartphone chip market

US Court Overturns Qualcomm Defeat In Antitrust Case

US court overturns Qualcomm defeat in antitrust case

Countries and organisations that have announced advance agreements to acquire doses of COVID-19 vaccines

Pre-orders Of COVID-19 Vaccine Top Five Billion

Pre-orders of COVID-19 vaccine top five billion

Google Pixel 5 Leak Bares Bad News For Expectant Fans

A new Google Pixel 5 leak confirms the chipset and the memory of the upcoming flagship smartphone.

Agnes Chow was arrested by police officers with Hong Kong's new national security unit

Agnes Chow: The Former Hong Kong Teen Activist China Wants To Silence

Agnes Chow: the former Hong Kong teen activist China wants to silence

Victon’s Han Seung Woo’s Solo Mini-Album ‘Fame’ Tops iTunes Charts Around The World

K-pop singer Han Seung Woo is the first member of Victon to make his solo debut. His first solo mini-album, "Fame," is no. 1 on iTunes top albums charts in 11 regions.