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Thirty-three people were killed and 36 others were injured in the arson in Kyoto.
Man shouting 'You die' sets fire to Japan anime studio, killing 33 people
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A technical snag was observed less than an hour before take-off.
India plans to launch moon mission next week after aborted attempt
, western Japan, Thursday, July 18, 2019. Kyoto prefectural police said the fire broke out Thursday morning after a man burst into it and spread unidentified liquid and put fire.(Kyodo News via AP)
More than 20 presumed dead after arson attack at Japanese animation studio
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Cotton On is one of the many companies who source cotton from Xinjiang in China, and are now reviewing their supplies in light of forced labour revelations.
Cotton On among major clothing retailers to review supply chains after forced labour allegations
Panic as magnitude 6.1 quake damages buildings on Bali, other Indonesian islands
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The twins from Pakistan were born joined at the head.
British surgeons perform mammoth surgery on twins joined at the head
After causing flooding and landslides in Nepal, three rivers are overflowing in northeastern India and submerging parts of the region, affecting the lives of more than 2 million.
Rains, landslides kill dozens, affect millions in South Asia
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A technical snag was observed less than an hour before take-off.
India aborts moon mission launch after technical glitch
Protesters with umbrellas use steel barricades to block a road as they march through Sha Tin District in Hong Kong, Sunday, July 14, 2019. Opponents of a proposed Hong Kong extradition law have begun a protest march, adding to an outpouring of complaints the territory's pro-Beijing government is eroding its freedoms and autonomy. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
Hong Kong protest ends in violent clash with police
In this Friday, July 12, 2019 photo, Indian villagers cross floodwaters on country boats in Ashighar village, Morigaon district, in the northeastern Indian state of Assam. Rain-triggered floods and mudslides have left a trail of destruction across northeastern India, killing at least a dozen people and affecting over a million, officials said Saturday.
Dozens dead and over a million affected by monsoon rain in India
A man and his daughter struggle to leave a flooded area following torrential rains in Kathmandu, Nepal. Source: AAP
At least 30 dead in Nepal's monsoon floods, others missing
Protesters hold up words that read: "Strict enforcing of law against smugglers of grey goods" in Hong Kong Saturday, July 13, 2019. Several thousand people are marching in Hong Kong against traders from mainland China in what is fast becoming a summer of unrest in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
Hong Kong protest against Chinese traders turns violent
Conservative Party leadership candidate Boris Johnson gestures during a visit to Wetherspoons Metropolitan Bar in London, Wednesday July 10, 2019. (Henry Nicholls/Pool Photo via AP)
India prepares to land rover on moon in global space race
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
Philippines rejects UN Human Rights Council's bid for scrutiny of drug killings
A file image by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency shows the Hayabusa2's shadow after its landing on asteroid Ryugu.
Japan spacecraft completes asteroid landing
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At least 10 dead after passenger train rams into freight train in Pakistan
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Rival tribes are thought to be the perpetrators behind the attacks
'This is a tragedy' - More than 20 killed in Papua New Guinea tribal violence
China is pouring billions of dollars in aid and low-interest loans into the South Pacific. Their presence is felt all over Tonga, from its businesses to its infrastructure.
Chinese influence looms over Tonga as officials scramble for a way to repay crippling loans
Australian student released by North Korea denies being a spy
Hong Kong protesters to continue after extradition bill declared 'dead'
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Video released showing last moments of international climbers on Himalayan mountain
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Hong Kong leader says extradition bill is 'dead' but unclear if protestors' demand met
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Kim visited the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang.
Watch: Kim Jong Un marks anniversary of death of North Korea's founder
, Monday, July 8, 2019. A speeding bus smashed through the boundary wall of an expressway bridge and plunged into a drain in northern India early Monday, killing dozens of people on board, an official said. (AP Photo/ Pawan Sharma)
Bus falls from highway bridge in northern India, killing 29
Defence Minister Ron Mark
New Zealand 'resets relationship' with China following visit - says defence expert
North Korea claims Perth student detained for a week was spying
Indian loan shark victim allowed to stay in NZ for a year to pay off debt after threats made against family
Bizarre poop museum proving a hit in Japan
Thursday, July 4, 2019. Chunks of meat from the first two whales caught since Japan resumed commercial whaling this week have fetched "celebration prices" at auction. The meat came from minkes caught off the northern coast on Monday when Japan resumed commercial whaling after 31 years. Whale meat sellers celebrated the good start but expressed uncertainty about the future of their business amid slim demand. (Kyodo News via AP)
Whale meat from Japan's first commercial hunt in decades fetches top dollar at auction
Australian student freed after being detained in North Korea
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