Japan Sets Record 3.29 Million Tourists in July
Japan welcomed 3.29 million foreign tourists, marking a second consecutive month of record tourism numbers. This represents a significant increase compared to previous years.
Japan welcomed 3.29 million foreign tourists, marking a second consecutive month of record tourism numbers. This represents a significant increase compared to previous years.
U.S. officials announce the indictment and extradition of Rigoberto Román Miranda Orozco, arrested in Guatemala for recruiting victims in a tragic human smuggling incident.
UK businessman Mike Lynch is missing after a superyacht sank in southern Italy. The yacht, The Bayesian, went down while moored off Porticello.
Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu was awarded an Olympic bronze medal in Bucharest, replacing U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles after a scoring revision at the Paris Olympics.
Researchers have developed an AI system that can analyze tongues to detect signs of disease with 98% accuracy. Inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, the system uses computer vision and machine learning algorithms to identify changes in tongue color, shape, and thickness associated with various health conditions.
President Biden discusses European unity in supporting Ukraine and reflects on former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s views on NATO’s strength in a CBS News exclusive interview.
Suga from BTS was involved in an incident while riding an electric scooter in Seoul. He was found on the ground with a blood alcohol level exceeding 0.2 percent.
Emergency teams have recovered 50 bodies from a plane crash site in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where all 62 passengers and crew lost their lives. Investigations into the cause of the incident are ongoing.
Austrian authorities have made a third arrest related to a failed plot to attack Taylor Swift’s concerts. Despite the cancellations, fans continue to celebrate the singer in Vienna.
Human rights organizations, along with US and EU diplomats, expressed grave concerns regarding assaults on various minority groups. In light of the unrest, regional powers like India and China, which have longstanding ties with Bangladesh, have called for restraint and calm.