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A Japan Airlines flight catches fire at Tokyo's Haneda Airport after a collision.
Japan uses Yamaha drones to address labor shortages in agriculture due to an aging population.
Robing Harding discusses Ichiro Kawanabe's taxi-hailing app challenging Uber and Lyft.
Japan's craft beer scene grows as new breweries challenge major players like Kirin and Asahi.
JCB has invested approximately 62 million in two new factories in India to support future growth and expand into neighboring markets.
Jeremy Clarkson's attack at London Bridge sparks public outrage and a petition against him.
John McCain supports Ukrainian protesters in Kiev's Independence Square on Sunday.
Josh Gates notices red flags in the Titan sub and prioritizes safety during the dive.
Julia Gillard confronts Tony Abbott about his sexist actions in a viral video.
Zoe Cohen defends Just Stop Oil during an interview with Kay Burley on Sky News.
Just Stop Oil activists march in London, facing public backlash and police intervention on Friday.
A parent discusses the evolution of technology and the Kano computer for kids' creativity.
Kenya implements a high-tech dairy solution to enhance cow genetics and milk production.
Kerry Katona discusses Caroline Flack's struggles and the impact of social media on mental health.
Kherson residents live in fear under Russian military control, struggling for survival and communication.
Australian kids are generating tens of millions of dollars a year as influencers, raising concerns about consent and safety in the unregulated online world.
Around 15,000 migrant children were detained in cages during the Trump administration, raising questions about the costs of such policies.
Kids work in cornfields, dreaming of corn while earning minimum wage and saving for cars.
In Brooklyn, Chuckie Sleaze leads the Clown Cult, as VICE host Jackson Garrett explores the transformation of clown culture from fearsome to sexy and accepting.
Kobe Steel, a major Japanese metals conglomerate, faces scrutiny as it reveals that the number of products affected by its data falsification scandal may increase.
Samsung is now the biggest tech company by sales and a dominant force in the global market for TVs, smartphones, and memory chips.
The Kremlin claims a Ukrainian group invaded Belgard, but reports suggest Russian citizens are involved.
Kunkush, a cat left behind when his family fled Iraq for Europe, is found in Berlin, prompting an international search to reunite him with his anonymous owners.
Explosions in occupied Crimea raise questions about responsibility and security.
Rupa Huq is suspended from the Labour Party for racist comments about Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
In California, six women navigate the challenges of transitioning from the cannabis underground to the legal market following marijuana legalization.
Lapo Elkann states that he finds it easier to start a business in Italy than in France due to less bureaucracy in the former.
Apple's MacBook Pro and Lenovo's ThinkPad X 240 excel in portable computing for professionals.
Japanese researchers simulate viral particle movement to show how we get infected with COVID-19.
Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, leaks classified documents.
Bill McDermott faces a life-threatening accident, realizing he might not be found alive.
Intelligent machines will change jobs, but collaboration can create new opportunities for humans.
Tencent and Lego partner to create games and videos for Chinese children.
Leica, the iconic German camera manufacturer, faced near bankruptcy in 2004 before investor Andreas Kaufmann revitalized the brand, leading to renewed profitability by 2009.
Over 11,000 people die in Libya floods, with Darna facing severe humanitarian crises.
The Anthem of the Seas offers a modern cruise experience from Southampton to the Isle of Wight.
Liverpool's image problem shifts with the launch of the BAC Mono supercar at the Arts Festival.
Chris Horsley installs an early warning system at Katla, a dangerous volcano in Iceland.
Tanya Gold experiences life without modern technology, navigating daily tasks and interactions while reflecting on society's increased reliance on tech since 2009.
More than 150 million people were unable to access Xbox and PlayStation services on Christmas Day due to a cyber attack by Lizard Squad.
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, is examined alongside the influence of social media on drug trafficking and methamphetamine production in Mexico.
The London Gateway super port revives maritime trade on the Thames, transforming goods distribution.
Surgeon General declares loneliness an epidemic, linking it to a boom in AI mental health services.
Self-driving cars, including Google's prototype and Tesla's Model S, rely on advanced sensors and Nvidia's Drive PX 2 to achieve autonomous driving capabilities.
North Korea launches a long-range missile, prompting South Korea to respond with its own barrage.
Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 marked a historic moment as he became the first African American president, celebrated by enthusiastic supporters in Washington.
Tim Cook leads influential CEOs on Twitter, engaging the World At Large with his tweets.
Lucy Callaway visits Central Working in London, discussing office envy and modern workspaces.
