Global Japan Colombian rice growers fight climate change with Japanese tech Japanese researchers and a private company help Colombian farmers increase...
Global Japan From Japan to Bhutan: improving resilience against earthquakes In this edition of Global Japan, we look at how Japanese scientists are...
Global Japan The satellite keeping a safe eye on Earth From mapping the planet and tracking climate change to helping with disaster...
Global Japan Japanese project safeguards Egypt's ancient treasures Global Japan visits the soon to be completed Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo...
Global Japan Japan: education partner of Rwanda The Global Japan team has come to Tumba in northern Rwanda to discover...
Global Japan Small is beautiful: How a Japanese micro-turbine is transforming a Nepalese... Japan's Ibasei has installed six small turbines in Nepal, and transferred...
Global Japan Tea & tatami mats: two key elements of Japanese culture This edition of Global Japan goes in search of tranquility in the tea house,...
the global conversation President of Kazakhstan took EU advice on political transformation - Euronews...
China 'Do you hear the people sing?': Hong Kong protesters find their voice A song from Les Misérables was heard on the streets of Hong Kong as hundreds of thousands of protesters rallied against their Beijing-backed rulers.
Business EU blocks Thyssenkrupp, Tata Steel joint venture Plans to form a landmark joint venture between Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel have been rejected by EU regulators over concerns that the deal would push up prices and reduce competition
Sport Netherlands, Canada advance to last 16 of FIFA Women's World Cup The Netherlands convincingly beat Cameroon 3-1 on Saturday while Canada won against New Zealdn 2-0.
no comment Thousands of Venezuelans descend on Peruvian border Thousands of Venezuelans rushed to Peru's northern border on Friday in hopes of entering the Andean country before the imposition of strict immigration requirements at midnight.
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Thousands of Venezuelans descend on Peruvian border
Thousands of Venezuelans rushed to Peru's northern border on Friday in hopes of entering the Andean country before the imposition of strict immigration requirements at midnight.
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Herring things: Russian town goes all fishy to toast its founding
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Scientists show wolf head preserved in permafrost for 40,000 years
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Flying high: New jet suits unveiled in London
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Two people injured as blaze ravages Texas mansion