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There is no change to Tokyo’s stance on how it would respond to a major regional security crisis, the prime minister says.

The “pharmacy of the world” needs to reinvent itself.

Our correspondent's guide to legal landmarks, Dutch-Indonesian fusion food and seaside escapes.

Conservationists in Cambodia have for the first time released two captive-bred Greater Adjutant Stork chicks into the wild as part of an ongoing programme to revive a species under threat from poaching and habitat loss.

In het derde kwartaal zijn opnieuw minder woningen opgeleverd dan in dezelfde periode vorig jaar. In het eerste half jaar werd al het kleinste aantal nieuwbouwhuizen opgeleverd sinds 2018. Het aantal bouwvergunningen voor woningen steeg wel.

French legal complaint claims the firm paid and supplied soldiers who carried out mass killings first uncovered by POLITICO.

Ramen is a versatile global dish, ranging from traditional tonkotsu broth to innovative mazemen and whole-grain noodles, enjoyed for its endless variations and worldwide appeal.

Millions across northern India have spent recent weeks living under a toxic blanket of smog. The air is choked with particulates from the seasonal burning of rice-paddy stubble on nearby farms, mixed with industrial and vehicular emissions.

The popular French sports gear company Decathlon has designed a new suit for European astronauts to wear in orbit. The prototype will be tested on the ISS next year.

Dilan Yesilgöz is gambling with the VVD’s future, writes Gordon Darroch, in an analysis of the party leader’s failings and self-claimed successes.  “We’re going to party tonight.” That was the…

Biovortex, which opened on Oct. 7, presents more than 50 immersive digital artworks spanning 10,000 square meters.

Four tables good, forty tables bad

Anne Wood says algorithms bypass ‘the responsibility of art’ and have failed to support high-quality children’s content Lots of programmes for children on YouTube are “empty” and do “nothing to encourage the imaginative life of children”, the Teletubbies creator has cautioned parents. Anne Wood, the veteran children’s producer who devised the popular TV show for preschool children, said children’s television had long been undervalued and she feared “we’re losing a tremendous amount and nobody can see it because it’s not considered important”. Continue reading...