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Kim Jong Un commissioned a second nuclear destroyer

North Korea commissioned its second 5,000-ton-class destroyer at the port of Wonsan. Kim Jong Un linked the vessel to nuclear deterrence.

News of the World • September 7, 05:16 AM • 12658 views
Toyota postpones the launch of the electric Highlander - reportPhotoVideo

Toyota is postponing the launch of the Highlander EV due to final testing and refinement. The range of the versions will be up to 515 km.

Auto • September 5, 05:24 AM • 6956 views
Japan will invest $550 billion in the U.S. in exchange for lower tariffs – AI and chips now at the center of the deal

Japan has advanced a $550 billion investment deal in the U. S. in exchange for a 15% tariff. The new package will focus on AI and chips.

Economy • September 5, 04:45 AM • 10998 views
In Japan, a man was arrested for the mass killing of hamsters at a hotel: police do not rule out a sex ritual

A Japanese man was arrested for the second time on suspicion of killing hamsters at hotels for couples. Two women were detained along with him.

Crimes and emergencies • September 3, 08:02 PM • 4154 views
What is celebrated on September 2 in Ukraine and around the world

September 2 marks Odesa Day, Notary Day, and the end of World War II. The faithful honor the martyr Mammes and his parents.

Society • September 2, 03:00 AM • 14494 views
Knowledge Day — the start of a new school yearPhoto

On September 1, a new school year begins in Ukraine. We рассказываємо about the history of the date, modern traditions, and school customs around the world.

Culture • September 1, 05:00 AM • 41822 views
Brent crude jumped 1.6% to nearly $90 a barrel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East

Brent prices rose 1. 6% after the U.S. strike on Iranian missile installations. Markets are anticipating a possible Federal Reserve rate hike.

Economy • August 31, 01:36 AM • 15196 views
Eating together may reduce the risk of depression and dementia – BBC

Studies link eating in company with better emotional well-being and cognitive function. The causality of the association has not been proven.

Society • August 29, 12:56 AM • 15023 views
The United States, Japan and South Korea will conduct nuclear and missile exercises amid threats from North Korea

The Freedom Edge exercise will take place on September 9–11 in international waters near Jeju Island. The allies will test their readiness for threats from North Korea.

News of the World • August 28, 07:06 AM • 4896 views
Japan is purchasing Terra B1 anti-aircraft drones, which were tested in Ukraine against Shahed drones

Japan has ordered Terra B1 systems to protect military facilities from drones. The interceptors are planned to be deployed in 2027.

News of the World • August 28, 01:35 AM • 5687 views
People from more than 30 countries are missing as a result of flash floods in Nepal and China

Flash floods have claimed the lives of at least 359 people, while more than 1,400 are missing. They include citizens of more than 30 countries.

News of the World • August 27, 05:25 PM • 11056 views
Putin is considering the possibility of launching more powerful strikes on Kyiv, including with nuclear weapons — media reports

Bloomberg reports on a possible escalation of Russia's strikes on Ukraine amid the failure of negotiations. The Kremlin does not rule out tactical nuclear weapons.

War in Ukraine • August 26, 04:57 PM • 23146 views
North Korea will send around 100 athletes to the Asian Games in Japan

North Korea plans to enter around 100 athletes in 14 sports at the Asian Games in Japan. The competition will take place from September 19 to October 4.

Sports • August 26, 09:47 AM • 4307 views
Japan's prime minister said she would "protect" the ICC from U.S. attempts to "eliminate" the court

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced continued support for the ICC following U. S. sanctions against Tomoko Akane. Washington seeks to eliminate the court.

Politics • August 26, 04:42 AM • 5327 views
Boeing receives a framework contract from the Pentagon for the F-15 program worth up to $131.2 billionPhoto

The Eagle Crest agreement will remain in effect until 2037 and covers the F-15EX, modernization, maintenance, and infrastructure. The initial contract is worth $343.7 million.

News of the World • August 26, 02:16 AM • 5264 views
Imports of passenger cars into Ukraine declined by 17%

In January–July 2026, Ukraine imported passenger cars worth $2. 624 billion — 17% less than last year. More than 70% of the cars were used.

Economy • August 25, 03:25 PM • 4126 views
Four people went missing in Taiwan amid torrential rains, with a typhoon expectedVideo

Torrential rains and flooding hit southern and eastern Taiwan, leaving four people missing and prompting the closure of schools and offices. The island is preparing for Typhoon Saudel.

News of the World • August 24, 07:36 AM • 4613 views
Earthquake in Japan Shakes Tokyo, 37 People Injured

An earthquake in eastern Japan and Tokyo caused 37 injuries and disrupted train services. No tsunami or anomalies at nuclear facilities were reported.

News of the World • August 23, 04:59 AM • 9533 views
The dollar fell to a three-month low amid concerns over the buyback of U.S. government bonds

The dollar weakened to a three-month low against the euro amid plans by the United States to increase its buyback of government bonds. The euro rose to $1.1711.

Economy • August 21, 10:57 PM • 4472 views
Russia conducted missile exercises near the islands disputed with Japan - Tokyo lodged a protest

Russia launched missiles from a submarine, a cruiser and a "Bastion" at targets more than 300 km away near the Southern Kurils. Tokyo condemned the exercises.

Politics • August 21, 07:23 AM • 4523 views
Japan executes man who doused an arcade with gasoline and burned five people to death

Sunao Takami was executed by hanging for setting fire to a pachinko parlor in Osaka in 2009. It is Japan’s first execution in more than a year.

Society • August 21, 06:36 AM • 4717 views
Received $10,000 for substituting food products and acquired assets worth UAH 26.2 million — Air Assault Forces officer to stand trialPhotoVideo

The major and his subordinate will stand trial for bribery, substituting food products, and evading service. He was found to have assets worth UAH 26.2 million.

Society • August 20, 07:37 AM • 7807 views
China has returned a rocket's first stage to land for the first time

LandSpace's reusable Zhuque-3 rocket successfully returned its first stage after launch. Previously, it had only been landed on a sea platform.

News of the World • August 19, 02:39 PM • 5525 views
Seoul responds to Trump's decision to scale back military exercises

South Korea is reviewing Trump's comments about scaling back joint exercises, hoping for substantive negotiations. Pyongyang has not yet responded, while experts warn of possible high costs.

News of the World • August 17, 07:39 AM • 14863 views
Japan will send a probe to a moon of Mars to investigate the origins of the Solar System

Japan plans to launch the Martian Moons eXploration probe to study the moons of Mars, particularly Phobos. The mission is intended to collect samples and return them to Earth in 2031.

News of the World • August 16, 11:56 PM • 6131 views
Seoul called for dialogue with North Korea on formally ending Korean War

Lee Jae-myung called for talks with North Korea, proposing to replace the armistice with a peace regime. He also emphasized the need to prevent conflict and limit Pyongyang’s nuclear capabilities.

News of the World • August 15, 06:56 AM • 10855 views
United States backs Japan over Putin trip to disputed islands

The U. S. ambassador to Tokyo stated that the United States recognizes Japan’s sovereignty over the Northern Territories following Putin’s visit. Japan summoned Russia’s ambassador over the visit.

News of the World • August 14, 12:21 PM • 4645 views
Tokyo prepares a response to Putin’s visit to an island Japan considers its own

Japan plans to strengthen sanctions against Russia over Putin’s visit to Iturup, which Tokyo considers its territory. The prime minister called the visit unacceptable, and the Foreign Ministry summoned Russia’s ambassador to protest.

Politics • August 14, 06:47 AM • 4773 views
Trump imposes tariffs on imports of drones and their components

U. S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing tariffs on drones and their components. For aircraft weighing more than 25 kg and models with thermal imaging cameras, the tariff will be 100%; for smaller ones, 25%.

Economy • August 14, 01:26 AM • 24443 views
Record rainfall floods eastern Japan: thousands of homes without power, one person dead

On Thursday, record rainfall hit eastern Japan, flooding roads and homes and paralyzing transportation. At least one person was found dead, and thousands of homes were left without electricity.

News of the World • August 13, 04:51 PM • 5152 views