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A karate expert’s attempt to fight off a haunted house ghost with a jaw-shattering kick has ended in legal defeat after 13 years of litigation, with Japan’s courts ruling that his frighteningly over-the-top response was anything but reflexive.
To date, global temperatures are around two degrees higher than the average recorded in 1900, and there are concerns about the difficulty of reversing this trend or even stabilising current levels.
A brief incursion by a Chinese reconnaissance aircraft into Japanese airspace has sparked concerned debate among analysts, who believe the act was a strategically calculated move despite protestations from Beijing that it was not intentional.
“We have seen continued pro-Japan submissive diplomacy and a desperation to erase history” under Yoon, the DPK’s parliamentary leader, Park Chan-dae, was quoted as saying by Yonhap News.
Eighteen people have so far been injured in apparently unprovoked attacks by the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin off beaches in the town of Tsuruga.
The drones will be used to complement police officers on the ground and use AI to identify individuals acting suspiciously in a disaster zone, such as by moving from one damaged building to another and carrying items. Operators will then instruct officers on the location of suspects.
Vannith Hay, 28, brother of activist Vanna Hay, was detained on August 16 as he attempted to cross the Cambodian border into Thailand, the latter told This Week in Asia. Vannith was trying to flee his homeland just days after Vanna managed to get seven members of his immediate family to Japan, where he has lived since 2008.
An organisation that supports the families of Japanese kidnapped by North Korea has started to send memory sticks containing a film about the abductions and details of around 470 missing individuals into the North attached to balloons or in bottles.
The male journalist, who has not been named but is reported to be in his 40s and who has been working for NHK radio since 2002, was delivering a broadcast in Mandarin on Monday when he deviated from the script, NHK said in a statement.