One of Japan’s biggest restaurant chains is closing its outlets for cleaning, after two incidents of customers finding pests, including a rat, in their food.
Sukiya, known for its beef-on-rice dishes, announced the temporary closure after an…
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Hundreds of thousands rally in Istanbul to call for release of jailed mayor
Hundreds of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in the Turkish city of Istanbul to call for the jailed mayor of the city to be released.
Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu’s detention on March 19 sparked an…
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US complicit with Israel in spreading regional insecurity
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the United States is complicit in the Israeli regime’s unlawful acts of spreading insecurity and instability in the region.
In a meeting with Hans Grundberg, the UN Special…
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Myanmar quake toll passes 1,600 as people dig for survivors with bare hands
Myanmar earthquake: Moment rescuers pull woman alive from rubble The number of people known to have died following the devastating earthquake in Myanmar has risen to more than 1,600, with people in some areas telling the BBC they had been left to…
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China’s modernization journey: Jueying Lite 3 smart robotic dog steals the show
HAINAN- A group of domestic and international journalists participated in a media exchange event in the Chinese province of Hainan on Saturday to gain direct insights into the country’s progress in new quality productive forces.
The event,…
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Somaliland hits out over Somalia’s offer to Trump of Berbera airbase and port
Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland has rejected an attempt by the central government to give the US exclusive control of a port and airbase in Berbera.
The city lies on the strategic Gulf of Aden, on the northern coast of Somaliland. The…
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Junta continues air strikes after devastating quake
Rebecca HenschkeBBC Eye Investigations
BBCThe BBC has been sent several images of damaged buildings in Naung Lin Village, Shan state, where Myanmar’s junta fighters reportedly dropped bombs on Friday evening Myanmar’s military junta has continued…
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Guinea ex-ruler Moussa Dadis Camara pardoned over stadium massacre
Guinea’s ruling junta has pardoned former military leader Moussa Dadis Camara, less than a year into a 20-year sentence for crimes against humanity linked to one of the country’s worst massacres.
A decree read on state TV said the pardon had been…
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Trump administration monitors social media of student visa holders for pro-Palestine activism
A new leaked document has revealed that the administration of US President Donald Trump has required the monitoring of the social media accounts of foreign students studying in, or seeking to study in the United States,…
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