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Carlos Ghosn is accused of under-reporting his salary by around five billion yen ($44 million) between 2010 and 2015 in official documents sent to shareholders
World
01.08.2024
Carlos Ghosn case: What next?
The United States has about 14,000 troops in Afghanistan working either with a NATO mission to support Afghan forces or in separate counter-terrorism operations
World
01.08.2024
Decision made for 'significant' troop withdrawal from Afghanistan: US official
Voters do change their minds about people whose repeated lies are exposed by fact checking, researchers say
World
01.08.2024
Fact checking fibbing politicians works, study finds
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis made little attempt to hide his disagreements with President Donald Trump
World
01.08.2024
US defense chief quits as Trump pulls from Syria, Afghanistan
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A series of lightning and hailstorms in Sydney has caused damage that is already running into the tens of millions of dollars
World 01.08.2024
Sydney pummelled by hail the size of tennis balls
Tens of thousands of people joined rallies across France on consecutive Saturdays in a movement which sprung up over fuel tax hikes but snowballed into broader opposition to Macron
World 01.08.2024
French National Assembly approves 'yellow vest' tax cuts
Catalonia declared independence in October 2017 but to no avail after pushing ahead with a banned independence referendum
World 01.08.2024
Spanish cabinet to meet in Catalonia amid separatist protests
The US government on the precipice of a Christmastime shutdown
World 01.08.2024
US govt lurches to shutdown as Trump, Democrats spar over wall
Lindholm island, where the migrants will be housed, used to house a veterinary institute researching infectious animal diseases
World 01.08.2024
Island exile the latest Danish blow for 'unwanted' migrants
Miners at Prosper-Haniel will bring up the last chunk of coal and hand it to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier
World 01.08.2024
With final goodbye, Germany to shutter last black coal mine
Workers clean and sort freshly harvested scallops at a processing plant in Sechura
World 01.08.2024
Scallops: Peru's 'golden nuggets' of the sea
Former Argentina president Cristina Kirchner, now a senator, is accused of accepting millions of dollars in bribes
World 01.08.2024
Argentina ex-leader Kirchner to be tried for corruption
Britain authored the draft text for a Security Council vote on sending observers to Yemen
World 01.08.2024
UN Security Council to vote on sending observers to Yemen
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