Europe News The Brief from Brussels: MEPs urge caution on Turkey EU bid This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. 05/07/2017
No Comment Landslides and flooding feared as Typhoon Nanmadol hits Japan Typhoon Nanmadol hits Nagasaki bringing winds of up to 144km/h and possible landslides and flooding. 04/07/2017
Sport Japan rules the roost at the Hohhot Grand Prix Japan emerged top of the class at the tournament going home with five gold Hohhot Grand Prix in China. 02/07/2017
Japan How to protect yourself from a North Korean missile strike Japan broadcasts animated public service announcement amid North Korean missile threats 27/06/2017
No Comment Japan's security forces prepare for Olympic games In preparation for the 2020 Olympic games Japan's security forces have been test-driving anti-terrorist protocols 22/06/2017
USA US Navy names seven sailors killed in USS Fitzgerald collision Investigations are underway after seven US sailors died in a sea collision off the coast of Japan. 19/06/2017
Japan Several sailors missing after US navy ship collision The waterways approaching Tokyo Bay are busy with commercial vessels sailing to and from Japan’s two biggest container ports in Tokyo and Yokohama. 17/06/2017
Japan Law to allow Japanese Emperor to abdicate Japan's legal move clears the way for the first abdication by a Japanese monarch in nearly two centuries 09/06/2017
Cult World's largest jellyfish collection Having roamed the seas for the last 500 years, jellyfish are the oldest multi-organ creature on the planet 07/06/2017
France Aunkai Bujutsu, a martial art based on body awareness and the basics In the south of Ardèche, France, euronews meets Japan's Akuzawa Minoru to learn about Aunkai Bujutsu, a newly created martial art. 22/05/2017
North Korea Latest North Korean missile test sparks Western fury The latest test-firing by North Korea of a intermediate range missile has provoked a furious reaction from the West, South Korea and other regional powers. 22/05/2017
Japan Hundreds hospitalised as temperatures soar in Japan Japan is experiencing an unusually hot spell of weather for the time of year. 21/05/2017
Japan Japan coastguard resumes drills as tensions rise Maritime exercises were held in Tokyo Bay after a five-year pause. 20/05/2017
USA Sold! Basquiat 'skull' canvas goes for 84 million euros at 'electrifying' auction A painting by US artist Jean-Michel Basquiat has become the sixth most expensive canvas ever sold at auction. 19/05/2017
Japan Japan: Emperor Akihito 'abdication bill' backed by cabinet Parliament still needs to give its approval to the bill which would allow the 83-year-old to step down. 19/05/2017
Japan Bill paves way for Japan's ageing Emperor to step down Japan’s cabinet has approved a bill to allow Emperor Akihito to step down. 19/05/2017