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Carlos Ghosn says he was questioned eight hours a day in Japan

Japan Prosecutors Hit Back At Ghosn's '8 Hours Of Questions' Claim

Japan prosecutors hit back at Ghosn's '8 hours of questions' claim

Cruise Ship Liners Scramble To Control China Coronavirus, Offers Full Refund To Passengers

Airport health screenings have been stepped up across China and Asia, including at Beijing's Daxing airport, seen here -- in the US, five international airports will now check passengers arriving from the Chinese city of Wuhan

Cruise ship companies are taking precautions to deal with the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus to potential passengers.

Mud Stops Play As Australian Open Faces New Challenge

Workers had to clean the courts after they were left muddy from the rain

Mud stops play as Australian Open faces new challenge

A Central American migrant family is escorted by members of the Mexican National Guard and officers of the Migration Institute after being detained crossing the Suchiate River, in Mexico

Mexico Detained More Than 2,000 After Caravan Border Crossing

Mexico detained more than 2,000 after caravan border crossing

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Actors say they were paid to be protesters outside a Vancouver courtroom on January 20, 2020, calling for the release of a Chinese telecommunications executive fighting extradition to the United States

Actors Paid To Protest For Huawei Exec's Release: Media

Actors paid to protest for Huawei exec's release: media

The new strain of coronavirus has so far killed 17 people

Studies Suggest Role Of Bats, Snakes In Outbreak Of China Virus

Studies suggest role of bats, snakes in outbreak of China virus

Russian actress Polina Grishina plays Katia, the ill-fated wife

In Albania, A Film Follows Communism's Star-crossed Lovers

In Albania, a film follows communism's star-crossed lovers

Four people are still thought to be missing after Storm Gloria crashed into eastern Spain on Sunday

Seven Dead In Spain As Winter Storms Lash Coast

Seven dead in Spain as winter storms lash coast

Despite repeated appeals from the UN, Tripoli's airport has been the target of several air raids and rocket strikes since on offensive was launched on the Libyan capital in April

Rockets Target Libya Airport Ahead Of Regional Peace Talks

Rockets target Libya airport ahead of regional peace talks

Boeing Chief Executive David Calhoun, shown at the White House earlier this month, said production on the 737 MAX will ramp back up ahead of mid-2020

New CEO Stands By 737 MAX, Eyeing Reset At Troubled Boeing

New CEO stands by 737 MAX, eyeing reset at troubled Boeing

More than 570 people have been infected with the coronavirus across China

Asian Markets Rattled As China Steps Up Virus Response

Asian markets rattled as China steps up virus response

There are now far fewer pitched battles between protesters and police in Hong Kong compared to October and November when parts of the city resembled a war zone

As Intensity Fades, Hong Kong Protesters Mull Tactics

As intensity fades, Hong Kong protesters mull tactics

A US Army soldier walking in a detainee facility at the US Navy's Guantanamo Bay base

CIA Psychologist Defends Torture Before Guantanamo Court

CIA psychologist defends torture before Guantanamo court

This foster child suffering from malnutrition is one of two hosted by Rose Boncoeur, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, even though she gets no financial support to feed and clothe them

Haiti Pushes Foster Homes To Counter Problems In Orphanages

Haiti pushes foster homes to counter problems in orphanages

Snowmobiles are popular in Canada but can be dangerous -- a guide died and five French tourists were missing after the group plunged through ice

One Dead, Five Missing After Snowmobiles Fall Through Ice In Canada

One dead, five missing after snowmobiles fall through ice in Canada

Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska receiving medical treatment during her Australian Open clash with Caroline Wozniacki

'Shut Up' - Yastremska Coach Hits Back In Wozniacki Feud

'Shut up' - Yastremska coach hits back in Wozniacki feud

Lebanon's newly formed government faces the Herculean task of saving a collapsing economy while calming a three-month-old protest movement

Lebanon PM Says New Cabinet Faces 'Catastrophe' As Demos Persist

Lebanon PM says new cabinet faces 'catastrophe' as demos persist

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his players were booed off against Burnley

'Embarrassing' Man Utd Suffer Fresh Woe, Spurs Boost Top Four Bid

'Embarrassing' Man Utd suffer fresh woe, Spurs boost top four bid

French President Emmanuel Macron asks Israeli security forces to leave the 12th-century Church of Saint Anne in the old city of Jerusalem on Wednesday

Macron Loses Cool With Israeli Security In 'Chirac Moment'

Macron loses cool with Israeli security in 'Chirac moment'

Unprecedented bushfires fuelled by climate change have killed at least 29 people and devastated vast swathes of the country since September

High Alert For New Australia Bushfires As Heat And Winds Pick Up

High alert for new Australia bushfires as heat and winds pick up

Au revoir darlings: French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier is hanging up his scissors after 50 years in the business

Fashion Legend Jean-Paul Gaultier Bows Out In Style

Fashion legend Jean-Paul Gaultier bows out in style

Ottawa accused Volkswagen of knowingly importing cars into Canada that did not meet emission standards, after more than four years of investigation

Volkswagen In Canada Ordered To Pay CAN$196.5 Mn Over Emissions Scandal

Volkswagen in Canada ordered to pay CAN$196.5 mn over emissions scandal

Tesla would be the first foreign car company to set up shop in Germany "in decades" sector analyst Stefan Bratzel says

World War II Aftermath: 187 Pounds Of Ammunition, Bombs Found At Tesla's 'Gigafactory 4' Site Near Berlin

Unexploded World War II bombs still remain a major issue for Germany.

Much of downtown Aliquippa, Pennsylvania is boarded up, from an economy that imploded when the local steel mill shut in 1984

For Pennsylvania Workers, A Changing Economy And Politics

For Pennsylvania workers, a changing economy and politics

Britain is on a fast track to exit the European Union

UK Parliament Ratifies Brexit Divorce Law

UK parliament ratifies Brexit divorce law

Main developments on the sexual assault charges against Harvey Weinstein.

Rape Trial Told Weinstein A 'Seasoned' Predator

Rape trial told Weinstein a 'seasoned' predator

The outbreak of the deadly virus comes days before the Lunar New Year festival, with millions of people beginning to criss-cross China

European Stocks Hit By Trump Tariff Threat, Wall Street Flat

European stocks hit by Trump tariff threat, Wall Street flat

Paramilitary police officers wearing protective masks patrol outside Beijing railway station

What We Know So Far About The New China Virus

What we know so far about the new China virus

Iraqi youths block a street leading to Baghdad's al-Tayaran square on January 21

Iraq Protesters Defy New Violence As President Addresses Davos

Iraq protesters defy new violence as president addresses Davos

French President Emmanuel Macron (L) is welcomed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and his wife Sara (C) in Jerusalem on Wednesday

France's Macron Slams Anti-Semitism On Jerusalem Visit

France's Macron slams anti-Semitism on Jerusalem visit

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post, where murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a contributing columnist

Investigation Points To Saudi Prince Role In Bezos Phone Hack

Investigation points to Saudi prince role in Bezos phone hack

The US economy may or may not help Trump's reelection bid

Boeing Hit To US Economy A Worry For Trump Reelection Bid

Boeing hit to US economy a worry for Trump reelection bid

Prince Harry, his wife Meghan and their son Archie are currently living in Mille Fleurs, a mansion in the seaside community of North Saanich on Canada's Vancouver Island -- the home is seen from a boat on the Saanich Inlet

Harry, Meghan, Their New Neighbors And The Paparazzi

Harry, Meghan, their new neighbors and the paparazzi

People raise their hands during a mass opposition rally against President Nicolas Maduro on January 23, 2019, after National Assembly head Juan Guaido declared himself the country's 'acting president'

Venezuela's Guaido Sees Appeal Waning Even At Home

Venezuela's Guaido sees appeal waning even at home

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