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25.11.2024 8:59
Rugby: Japan finish European tour with 59-14 loss to England Tries to Naoto Saito and Kazuki Himeno were among the rare bright moments for Japan in a heavy 59-14 defeat to England at Twickenham on Sunday. The hosts ran in nine tries as they snapped a run of five losses and spoiled former England head coach Eddie Jones' return to the "Home of Rugby." Read full story here

25.11.2024 10:15
Japan, Germany shortlisted to build new Australian frigates Australia said Monday it has shortlisted Japan and Germany to build its new fleet of general purpose frigates in a program worth up to A$10 billion ($6.5 billion) over the next decade. Japan has proposed vessels based on the Maritime Self-Defense Force's cutting-edge Mogami-class frigate, Canberra said, with a final decision set to be made next year. Read full story here

25.11.2024 10:48
Sumo: Kotozakura eyes yokozuna promotion following breakthrough title Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament winner Kotozakura said Monday he plans to seize the opportunity for yokozuna promotion in the wake of his maiden Emperor's Cup. The 27-year-old from Chiba Prefecture was crowned champion of the 15-day tournament at Fukuoka Kokusai Center with a 14-1 record after defeating fellow ozeki Hoshoryu in Sunday's winner-take-all closing bout. Read full story here

25.11.2024 11:46
93-year-old driver in fatal Tokyo crash dies in prison A 93-year-old former top bureaucrat who was serving a sentence for a high-profile 2019 Tokyo car accident that left two people dead has died in prison, apparently of natural causes, a source close to the matter said Monday. Kozo Iizuka, a former chief of the now-defunct Agency of Industrial Science and Technology, died last month around three years into his five-year term. Read full story here

25.11.2024 16:00
Drugs, hormones and excrement: the polluting pig mega-farms supplying pork to the world Mexico is a leading international pork producer, but Yucatán residents say the waste oozing from hundreds of enormous hog farms is destroying the environmentThe stink of excrement was the first thing the residents of Sitilpech noticed when the farm opened in 2017. It hung over the colourful one-storey homes and kitchen gardens in the Maya town in Yucatán, and has never left. Next, the trees stopped bearing fruit, their leaves instead covered with black spots. Then, the water from the vast, porous aquifer emerged from the well with a horrible, overwhelming stench.“Before, we used that water for everything: for cooking, for drinking, for bathing. Now we can’t even give it to animals. Today, we have to give the chickens purified water because otherwise they get diarrhoea,” says one resident. “The radishes grow thin and the coriander often turns yellow. This has always been a quiet town, where life was very good until that farm started,” they say. Continue reading... ...

25.11.2024 16:58
Toyota to close JV sales base in Beijing amid stiff competition Toyota Motor Corp. is considering closing the sales base of its Chinese joint venture in Beijing and consolidating it with another base in Tianjin as part of restructuring efforts amid intensifying competition with local brands, sources familiar with the matter said Monday. The restructuring at Tianjin FAW Toyota Motor Co. will not involve a reduction in production, and the automaker will continue launching new products in China to pursue growth, as the country remains one of its strategically important markets, the sources said. Read full story here

25.11.2024 17:00
Alicia Kearns: the one-nation Tory taking on the Foreign Office The former select committee chair is looking to change the way Britain deals with foreign hostage situationsAlicia Kearns, as a former Foreign Office official and an outspoken voice on foreign affairs, is an MP who understands how the department ticks.She is also someone who does not give up easily, and with some freedom to operate since she is neither on Kemi Badenoch’s Conservative frontbench nor the Labour dominated foreign affairs select committee, a body she chaired until this summer. Continue reading... ...

25.11.2024 17:00
‘I feel guilty and angry’: the captain turned campaigner trying to keep cruise ships at bay After spending most of his life on commercial vessels, Guillaume Picard is now fighting to keep these vast liners out of the French port of MarseilleRead more in this seriesFew people know the sea better than Guillaume Picard. He grew up on a boat moored in the port of Hyères in southern France after his parents left 1960s Paris. His first job was on a sailing boat. Then he spent 30 years in the merchant navy before becoming a commercial captain, ferrying tourists and containers across the Mediterranean for more than two decades.Now aged 65, his grey hair in a ponytail, it is with no small note of sadness that he says, increasingly, it is the land that calls him. “To be completely honest, I want to go to sea less and less,” he says. “I go hiking a lot in the mountains with my wife, and we’ve found an environment that is much more preserved. The mountains are beautiful wherever you go.” Continue reading... ...