Outgoing Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will back the popular minister in charge of Japan's vaccination rollout, Taro Kono, for the Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) leadership race this month, reported Nippon News Network reported on Saturday.

Japan PM Suga to back vaccine minister Kono in LDP leadership race

New Zealand recorded its first Covid-related death in six months Saturday, but health authorities said there were signs the outbreak of the highly infectious Delta variant was coming under control.

New Zealand: Covid outbreak claims first death in six months

September 4 in history: Emperor Napoleon III of France is ousted, google is founded, and more

New Zealand saw its warmest winter on record this year as climate change fuelled rising temperatures, a government scientific agency said Friday. Temperatures in the June-August period were 1.

Climate change blamed for New Zealand's warmest winter

Cuban authorities on Friday launched a national campaign to vaccinate children aged two to 18 against Covid-19, a condition set by the Communist government in order to reopen schools for in-person instruction amid a spike in infections.

Cuba starts vaccinating children in order to re-open schools amid Covid surge

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres will travel to Geneva to convene a high-level conference on aid for Afghanistan on September 13, his spokesman said Friday.

UN chief to host Afghanistan aid meeting in Geneva on Sept 13: Spokesman

Beijing city is considering taking Didi Global under state control and has proposed that government-run firms invest in the Chinese ride-hailing company, Bloomberg News reported.

Beijing city looks to take Didi under state control

Various American companies including Lyft Inc, American Airlines Group Inc and Silicon Laboratories Inc, have expressed their displeasure at new Texas laws on abortion, handguns, and voting limitations.

US companies lash out at Texas law changes

A conspiracy theorist who became one of the most recognized rioters storming the US Capitol last January pleaded guilty Friday to obstructing congressional proceedings, a charge carrying a prison sentence of up to 20 years.

'Shaman' rioter pleads guilty over US Capitol unrest

Republican leaders in as many as six US states are rushing to follow the lead of Texas in adopting an extreme abortion ban that has been slammed as unconstitutional and built to encourage vigilantism among the public.

Republicans in six states to adopt law similar to Texas anti-abortion law

In a scene replayed across the United States, angry parents and activists streamed into a meeting of the Florida's Lake County school board on Thursday where it considered whether to mandate mask-wearing for students and staff due to COVID.

More Florida school districts revolt against governor's mask ban as cases surge

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has warned that the militants could join migrants fleeing Afghanistan, adding on to security threats for Europe and the US after the American withdrawal from Kabul earlier this week.

Militants may use Afghan chaos to infiltrate US, EU: NATO

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