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World Post Day 2026: history of the holiday and interesting factsPhoto

World Post Day is observed on October 9, established following the creation of the General Postal Union in 1874. In Ukraine, during the war, the postal service provides logistics, humanitarian deliveries, and communication with millions of people.

Society • October 9, 06:13 AM • 90634 views
Germany extradited from Japan a Russian hacker accused of working for the largest ransomware group

The 28-year-old Russian is suspected of working for the Qilin group. He was detained in Japan under an international warrant following an investigation in Germany.

News of the World • October 7, 03:04 PM • 5060 views
It has been raining continuously in Tokyo for 34 days already

In central Tokyo, the rain has continued for the 34th consecutive day, breaking the 2019 record. A total of 629 mm of precipitation fell in September, three times the average amount for the entire month of September.

News of the World • September 29, 10:21 PM • 12372 views
Typhoon "Dujuan" hit Japan, killing at least 7 people

Typhoon "Dujuan" caused the deaths of at least 7 people and injured more than 20. On the island of Oshima, 832 mm of precipitation fell over two days.

News of the World • September 23, 03:37 AM • 6586 views
Britain, Japan and Turkey demand access to Made in Europe - Financial Times

The three countries fear that EU rules for electric vehicles will constrain their automakers. Turkey warns of risks to EU industry.

Economy • September 15, 06:56 AM • 7378 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 • 4617 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 • 9868 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 • 4629 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 • 4712 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 • 4920 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 • 5316 views
Japan has expressed its protest over putin's visit to the disputed islands

Japan strongly protests against putin's visit to Iturup, which it considers its territory. The visit took place after the launch of a missile by North Korea.

News of the World • August 13, 06:28 AM • 5001 views
The US and Japan want to mine rare earth metals at a depth of 6 km to challenge ChinaPhoto

The US and Japan are considering a project to mine rare earth elements from the seabed near Minamitorishima Island at a depth of 6 km. This is intended to reduce dependence on China, which dominates the market.

News of the World • August 13, 03:15 AM • 5506 views
Three lionesses die in Tokyo zoo within a week due to extreme heat

Three lionesses died at Tama Zoo in Tokyo within a week due to heat stress. Autopsy showed dehydration and multiple organ failure.

News of the World • August 4, 09:18 AM • 3457 views
Powerful earthquake shakes Japan: 50 injured, thousands without power, trains halted and airport closedVideo

A powerful earthquake in Kumamoto Prefecture caused at least 50 injuries, power outages and infrastructure damage. Japan's Prime Minister said the extent of the damage is still being assessed.

News of the World • July 28, 10:32 AM • 4883 views
Chinese and Philippine military fought with sticks and oars in disputed watersVideo

The Philippines stated that the Chinese coast guard hit a serviceman on the head with a wooden stick. China accused Philippine vessels of dangerous approach and ramming collision.

News of the World • July 21, 05:32 PM • 5004 views
After expulsion from Europe, Russian spies moved to Japan and steal technologies for the Russian military-industrial complex - NYT

After mass expulsion from Europe, Russian intelligence officers relocated their espionage activities to Japan. They steal high-tech components for the Russian military-industrial complex.

News of the World • July 13, 10:46 AM • 4322 views
US and Japan reject claims that DPRK nuclear program is a "closed issue"

The US and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to the denuclearization of the DPRK and rejected Russia's statements that the issue is closed. The parties also expressed concern over the PRC's nuclear potential.

Politics • June 10, 05:00 AM • 31920 views
In Japan, nearly 100 schools remain closed for the second consecutive day due to a bear

In Utsunomiya, 94 schools have been closed for a second day because of a black bear. A search party including hunters is attempting to track the animal, which weighs approximately 100 kilograms.

News of the World • June 9, 09:31 AM • 3545 views
Japan and the Philippines strengthen cooperation regarding Taiwan amid a more cautious US stance

Tokyo and Manila are deepening military cooperation amid Washington's restrained position. The countries are creating their own security system to deter China.

Politics • June 4, 02:57 AM • 6137 views
Tropical Storm Jangmi causes mass flight cancellations in Japan

Airlines ANA and JAL have canceled 616 flights as Storm Jangmi approaches Tokyo. Meteorologists are warning of strong winds and the risk of flooding.

News of the World • June 3, 02:57 AM • 4420 views
China deployed patrol ships east of Taiwan following talks between Tokyo and Manila

Beijing sent ships to Taiwan due to Japan-Philippines border negotiations. China considers these actions illegal and is tightening control in the region.

Politics • June 1, 07:04 AM • 5114 views
Japan allocates over $14 million to PURL initiative to support Ukraine

Japan has allocated $14. 7 million to NATO's PURL initiative for the procurement of non-lethal equipment. The funding will cover Ukraine's priority needs.

Politics • May 30, 12:56 AM • 4912 views
Japan may send government officials to the Russian Federation in late May to maintain contacts with Moscow

Japan plans a visit of government officials to the Russian Federation to maintain contacts and protect the assets of its companies. Tokyo denies any new cooperation and continues G7 sanctions.

Economy • May 9, 10:12 PM • 4427 views
Exclusive 850 hp BMW M5 by Mansory debuts in EgyptPhoto

Mansory has presented the exclusive BMW M5 P850 Pharaoh Edition in Egypt. The car features an aggressive design and an engine tuned to 850 horsepower.

News of the World • May 4, 10:21 AM • 7263 views
Toyota has transformed the Land Cruiser into an "urban" SUVPhoto

Toyota will present two Land Cruiser Urban Style concepts in Tokyo. These design innovations demonstrate the possibilities for SUV personalization.

Auto • April 30, 02:09 PM • 10776 views
Japan declares tsunami warning after powerful earthquake

An earthquake with a magnitude of up to 7. 5 struck off the coast of Japan. Authorities urged residents to evacuate immediately due to a three-meter tsunami threat.

News of the World • April 20, 09:27 AM • 5426 views
Musk promotes Terafab chip production plan, asks suppliers to act "at light speed" - report

Musk's team is negotiating with equipment suppliers and Samsung to launch chip production. The Terafab project is expected to provide terawatts of power.

Economy • April 16, 06:03 AM • 4620 views
Japan invests $16 billion in its own startup Rapidus for AI chip production

The Japanese government has increased funding for the startup Rapidus to produce 2-nanometer chips. Total investments in the project will reach $16.3 billion.

News of the World • April 11, 05:44 PM • 12004 views
Tomahawk missile supplies to Japan at risk due to US stock depletion from war with Iran - Media

The US has informed Japan about a possible disruption in the supply of 400 Tomahawk missiles due to the war with Iran. Ammunition expenditures for the conflict have exceeded two years of production.

News of the World • April 3, 05:57 AM • 4512 views