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  • Japan landslide: 20 people missing in Atami city

    WATCH: Drone footage shows the damage caused by a huge mudslide in Atami A huge rescue operation is under way in central Japan after a landslide hit the popular resort of Atami, killing two people and leaving 20 others missing. Hundreds of rescuers began sweeping the hillside for survivors early on Sunday after a torrent of black mud crashed through the city a day earlier.

      Japan landslide: 20 people missing in Atami city
    • Joshua Wong and fellow activists plead guilty in Hong Kong protests trial

      Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong and two fellow campaigners are facing the prospect of prison after pleading guilty to unlawful assembly during last year's mass protests.

        Joshua Wong and fellow activists plead guilty in Hong Kong protests trial
      • Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong media tycoon held amid sweep of arrests

        The Hong Kong business tycoon Jimmy Lai has been arrested along with other pro-democracy and media figures, raising fears of a broad crackdown by China. Mr Lai's Apple Daily newspaper offices were raided on Monday over allegations of collusion with foreign forces. His case is the most high-profile arrest so far under a controversial security law imposed by China in June.

          Jimmy Lai: Hong Kong media tycoon held amid sweep of arrests
        • South Korea election: Ruling party wins amid coronavirus outbreak

          President Moon Jae-in's party won a decisive victory in an election held under tight virus controls.

            South Korea election: Ruling party wins amid coronavirus outbreak
          • Coronavirus: How South Korea is teaching empty classrooms

            A teacher at a school in South Korea communicates with students via a laptop The school bell was chiming as I walked into Miss Ha's English class. It was a cheery melody to mark the start of a new day, the beginning of a new school year.

              Coronavirus: How South Korea is teaching empty classrooms
            • Kim Ji-young, Born 1982: Feminist film reignites tensions in South Korea

              Actress Jung Yu-mi, who was cast as the lead, got thousands of hate comments on her Instagram in just a day A movie adaptation of the bestselling novel that triggered a fierce sexism battle in South Korea was released on Wednesday.

                Kim Ji-young, Born 1982: Feminist film reignites tensions in South Korea
              • Agnes Chow: Fugitive activist says Hong Kong is now a 'place of fear'

                Hong Kong is now a "place full of fear" for pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow, who says she has no plans to go home Hong Kong is now a "place full of fear", pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow, who recently jumped bail, said.

                  Agnes Chow: Fugitive activist says Hong Kong is now a 'place of fear'
                • Australian bushfires reach Sydney's suburbs

                  "It's like fireballs exploding in the air": One town's mayor describes the Australia bushfires Raging bushfires have razed properties in Australia and briefly spread to suburbs of Sydney, officials say. Scores of fires are still burning in New South Wales amid temperatures of 35C (95F) and winds of 80km/h (50mph).

                    Australian bushfires reach Sydney's suburbs
                  • Coronavirus: Five ways virus upheaval is hitting women in Asia

                    Coronavirus: Five ways virus upheaval is hitting women in Asia Since its outbreak in China, the coronavirus has killed or infected tens of thousands of people across Asia, and is spreading worldwide. As well as the health battle, the social impact of the virus is significant and across Asia, it is women who are being disproportionately affected. "Crisis always exacerbates gender inequality," says

                      Coronavirus: Five ways virus upheaval is hitting women in Asia
                    • Thai elephant deaths: Do elephants risk their lives to save each other?

                      Thai elephant deaths: Do elephants risk their lives to save each other?

                        Thai elephant deaths: Do elephants risk their lives to save each other?
                      • Kerala plane crash: 18 dead after Air India plane breaks in two at Calicut

                        An Air India Express plane with 190 people on board has crashed at an airport in the southern state of Kerala, killing at least 18 people, officials say. The Boeing 737, en route from Dubai, skidded off the runway in rain and broke in two after landing at Calicut airport, aviation officials said.

                          Kerala plane crash: 18 dead after Air India plane breaks in two at Calicut
                        • Afghanistan: US takes control of Kabul airport to evacuate staff

                          There were scenes of panic at Kabul airport on Monday as desperate residents tried to flee following the Taliban's seizure of the Afghan capital. The US army said soldiers shot two armed men, while three people were reported to have died after falling from the underside of a plane they were clinging to shortly after take-off.

                            Afghanistan: US takes control of Kabul airport to evacuate staff
                          • How a fake network pushes pro-China propaganda

                            A sprawling network of more than 350 fake social media profiles is pushing pro-China narratives and attempting to discredit those seen as opponents of China's government, according to a new study. The aim is to delegitimise the West and boost China's influence and image overseas, the report by the Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) suggests. The study, shared with the BBC, found that the netw

                              How a fake network pushes pro-China propaganda
                            • Myanmar charges Japanese journalist over alleged fake news

                              A Japanese journalist arrested in Myanmar has been charged with spreading fake news, the country's Japanese embassy has said. Yuki Kitazumi is the first foreign journalist known to be charged since the coup.

                                Myanmar charges Japanese journalist over alleged fake news
                              • NZ anniversary: New Zealand divided over Cook's landing

                                A flotilla has arrived in New Zealand commemorating the 250th anniversary of the first Europeans to set foot there. British explorer Captain James Cook and the crew of the HMS Endeavour came to shore at Gisborne on 8 October 1769, ushering in colonial rule.

                                  NZ anniversary: New Zealand divided over Cook's landing
                                • Coronavirus Wuhan diary: Living alone in a city gone quiet

                                  Guo Jing lives in Wuhan, the Chinese city at the heart of the outbreak of a new virus which has got the world worried. Wuhan has been under lockdown since 23 January, to try to contain the infection. Transport is shut down, most shops and businesses closed, and people are being advised to stay at home. Jing is a 29-year-old social worker and rights activist who lives on her own. For the past week,

                                    Coronavirus Wuhan diary: Living alone in a city gone quiet
                                  • Hong Kong: Joshua Wong and fellow pro-democracy activists jailed

                                    Hong Kong democracy activists Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow and Ivan Lam have been given jail sentences for their involvement in mass protests last year.

                                      Hong Kong: Joshua Wong and fellow pro-democracy activists jailed
                                    • Fukushima disaster: What happened at the nuclear plant?

                                      On Thursday, Japan will release treated radioactive wastewater from its Fukushima nuclear power plant - the site of a meltdown disaster 12 years ago. The United Nations atomic energy regulator says the discharge of filtered water into the Pacific Ocean is safe and will have "negligible" impact on people and the environment. But the move has drawn fierce criticism from citizens of countries in the

                                        Fukushima disaster: What happened at the nuclear plant?

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