He allegedly told jail officers that he had paperwork "signed by a judge" to free the accused killer, a complaint states.

He allegedly told jail officers that he had paperwork "signed by a judge" to free the accused killer, a complaint states.

Amid rusting oil pumps and rigs, once affluent Venezuelan oil towns place their hope in US investment.

Arashiyama, one of Kyoto’s most popular tourist destinations, is seeing parts of its surrounding residential areas increasingly bought up by foreign buyers, with land near the Togetsukyo Bridge changing hands for sums far beyond what local residents can afford. (News On Japan)

The former PM may be silenced but he's far from the only one under pressure as the military stifles dissent.