Inamori Kazuo, one of Japan's most influential business leaders and the founder of electronics company Kyocera, has died. He was 90 years old.

A court in western Japan has dismissed a suit claiming that a prefectural ordinance restricting computer-game use infringes upon players' constitutional rights.

France accused Moscow on Tuesday of using energy supplies as "a weapon of war" after Russia's Gazprom cut deliveries to a major French customer and said it would shut its main gas pipeline to Germany for three days this week.

Four people are injured after a truck overturns across a major motorway causing seven cars to crash.

The shipment on board has been arranged by the UN to get wheat to a country with millions in need.

The stakes are higher for China's already wobbly national economy compared to earlier this month, when the lockdowns were mostly in smaller cities, but for the moment the fresh measures are set to end after a few days.

Canada’s air force has postponed the installation of a new commander at one of the country’s two main fighter jet bases after military police launched an investigation earlier this summer into alleged inappropriate remarks at an informal gathering.

A suspected poisoning at a Markham, Ont., restaurant has left at least 12 people seriously ill — with four of those needing intensive care in hospital — and the culprit could be a substance sometimes used in traditional Chinese medicine, according to health…

The Arizona Supreme court has shot down a proposed ballot initiative that would eliminate basic election integrity measures under the deceptive name “Arizonans for Free and Fair Elections.” The Democrat-backed dark money ballot initiative officially noscriptd…

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has temporarily suspended a federal rule for fuel sales in four states, including Indiana, in response to a fire that occurred at an oil refinery in Indiana last week.