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Meiji is among six Tokyo companies suspected of forming a cartel to raise prices for Japanese customers sweltering in summer heat

Pyongyang protests against ‘hostile’ act after the Foreign Office said the Songdowon children’s camp was indoctrinating Ukrainians sent there by Russia

The male protagonist in the British-owned brand’s promotional film for disinfectant split up with a woman after learning that she had lived with another man

Daniel Riva was found with stab wounds to the head and neck at a hotel in Yangon — and Pavinee Supasirivisan, a pastry chef, could face the death penalty

The imperial family is dying out but traditionalists refuse to contemplate the obvious solution — to amend the law to allow Princess Aiko to take the throne

The legal battle against a scion of Thailand’s Singha empire puts in the spotlight Asian laws that require grown-up children to support their parents

The Japanese designer Hana Yagi created the striking all-white bridal-inspired kimono that drew cheers from the crowd at the All England Club

Liu, a 66-year-old man, suffered insomnia and anxiety before he breached the no-fly zone and hit a building near a compound that houses some of China’s leaders

The ruler’s face is appearing ever more prominently in public squares, schools and workplaces, rivalling the reverence long reserved for his forebears

Many of the victims were found in lavatories where they became trapped trying to escape