Typhoon hits Japan causing landslides and cancelled flights

The typhoon has brought heavy rains and strong winds to Tokyo, with special warnings issued all day.

The storm is expected to swerve up and away into the ocean after hitting the Kanto region, though the trajectory may change.

More than 370 arrests were made in Costa Rica, targeting a criminal network allegedly protected by senior judicial and security figures. Europe has been battling to stem the flow of cocaine from South America, which has enriched crime bosses and fueled gang violence.

Families may refuse to evacuate due to a lack of safe places to go, and authorities will need to evacuate surrounding areas. UN agencies and international organizations are needed for heavy lifting, but Israeli restrictions are limiting their work.

Refugees are fleeing airstrikes and are terrified of bombs, regardless of whether they come from Saudi planes or the Houthis.

Saudi Arabia faces a difficult decision: escalate airstrikes, which could worsen the refugee crisis, or mediate the conflict.

He is determined to keep his ruling coalition together and address the fundamental long-term questions facing the CDU.

The election results are a Europe-wide issue because Germany is the biggest net payer into the EU budget. Voters across Europe are turning to fringe parties because traditional parties have failed to address concerns about finances and wars.

The ruling party is well out in front, and trailing parties that made it into parliament normally support Kremlin initiatives.

Putin will likely use the results to claim the country is behind his policies, particularly the war in Ukraine.

The government claims the early release was due to legal remissions, but lawyers say this is often used as a loophole. A commission report states that sexual abuse in Islamic boarding schools has reached an emergency level due to unchecked power.

The technology helps spot early signs of risks changing, allowing for earlier intervention to keep people at home. Delaying care home admission by a month or reducing hospital days by 20% would cover the annual cost of the technology.

A dispute over reserving sun loungers escalated into a physical fight, causing the older man to collapse and later die. A poll found that 57% of Europeans have been deprived of a sunbed, and most think reserving them with towels is unacceptable.

The number of tourists in Europe is increasing, so sunbed wars are likely to become a bigger problem.