The Israeli military says it targeted a Hamas “command-and-control centre” inside al-Faluja school.
Nintendo unveiled its 'Nintendo Museum,' which will open in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture, on the 2nd of October, to members of the media. The museum, created by renovating a factory that previously produced Nintendo’s original playing cards (Hanafuda), showcases various historical game consoles and software, starting with the Family Computer. (News On Japan)
The president of Nippon Steel says he cannot be optimistic about its takeover of US Steel due to opposition from the United Steelworkers union, or USW.
(NHK)
The governor of Japan's Hyogo Prefecture has opted to lose his seat after a no-confidence vote last week. Saito Motohiko says he will not dissolve the assembly and accepts that on Monday he will lose his job.
(NHK)
They are among 46 victims in the northern Bihar state during a festival for children's wellbeing.
They are among 46 victims in the northern Bihar state during a festival for children's wellbeing.
It appears to be the army's biggest offensive to regain control of the city for several months.
The Hakamada case, a decades-long legal struggle, ended with an acquittal for Iwao Hakamada (88), who, along with his sister Hideko, fought for 58 years. Hakamada was suspected of the 1966 murder of a miso company executive’s family. (News On Japan)
A Japanese government information-gathering satellite has successfully been put into a planned orbit around Earth.
(NHK)
Four Japanese men have been caught at an Australian airport on suspicion of trying to smuggle a large amount of cigarettes into the country. (NHK)
Russia's leader says strikes by a non-nuclear state aided by a nuclear power can be considered a joint attack
Mayor Eric Adams, who was indicted on Wednesday night, says any federal charges are "based on lies".
Thousands forced to flee from Lebanon left behind their homes and are now leaning on strangers for survival.
Thousands forced to flee from Lebanon left behind their homes and are now leaning on strangers for survival.
Paul Adams visits the border town of Kiryat Shmona as rockets continue to be fired from Lebanon.
After almost half a century on death row Iwao Hakamada, 88, has been acquitted of murder.
Helene is forecast to intensify to a dangerous category four storm before hitting the US Gulf Coast.
The 52-year-old is said to be playing a key role in Cameroon's Anglophone crisis, where over 6000 people have been killed.
Editors at a now-defunct news site published articles about the city's national security crackdown.
Editors at a now-defunct news site published articles about the city's national security crackdown.
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