Japan's popular coronavirus vaccination minister, Taro Kono, announced his candidacy on Friday to lead the ruling party and, by extension, become the next prime minister, highlighting his image as an outspoken reformer with a conservative streak.

Japan's popular vaccine minister Kono enters race for next leader

This year's Ig Nobel Prize has been awarded to an experiment of a rhinoceros that hung upside-down to see what effect it had on animals. Organised by the Annals of Improbable Research, the Ig Nobels celebrate science.

Research of upside-down rhino wins Ig Nobel Prize 2021

Racial and ethnic inequities have cost the US economy some $51 trillion in lost output since 1990, San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said Wednesday, citing data from a paper she and three co-authors will present at The Brookings Institution.

Researchers find racial inequities cost US economy over $50 trillion since 1990

Greenpeace has accused the British government of lying to the public after leaked emails seen by the environmental group appeared to show backtracking on climate commitments to secure a trade deal with Australia.

Greenpeace accuses UK of ditching climate pledge to secure trade deal with Australia

A dog in South Korea has been appointed as the first honorary rescue for saving its owner's life. The four-year-old dog called Baekgu, living in South Korea's Honseoung county, has a 90-year-old owner called Kim who has dementia.

South Korea appoints dog as first honorary rescue dog for saving his owner's life

September 9 in history: Signing of the Berne Convention, establishment of North Korea and more

Belarus defence ministry has said that Russia has sent Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jets for patrolling its border. The two ex-Soviet nations are going to form a joint military training centre and fly joint missions.

Russia sends Sukhoi Su-30 fighter jets to Belarus border ahead of Putin-Lukasenko summit

A new report has revealed that diseases associated with 9/11 have been the cause of more deaths than the deadly twin tower attack itself. According to the September 11 Victim Compensation Fund (VCF), it has received over 3,900 claims related to 9/11 illnesses since its opening in 2011.

Illnesses associated with 9/11 have caused more deaths than the attack: Report

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been accused by prosecutors of telling lies and cheating investors for fame and money. Holmes is facing a trial for fraud charges over her role in the now-defunct health technology company.

Prosecuters claim Theranos founder told 'grandiose' lies to cheat investors

Japanese researchers are taking the help of snakes to monitor the radiation levels around the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant. The snakes are fitted with tracking devices and dosimeter to understand the long-term radiation exposure in the nuclear plant that suffered triple meltdowns in March 2011.

Scientists are using radioactive snakes to monitor fallout from Fukushima nuclear disaster

A federal court on the western shore of Guam has cleared the way for 'tele-abortion' to boost reproductive rights for women. It said in a statement, “The undisputed evidence before the court all points to the fact that a live, face-to-face video conferencing is comparable to, and may even have some benefits over, in-person communication.

Guam boosts reproductive rights by clearing path for 'tele-abortion'

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, facing a possible election defeat, on Wednesday lashed out at his main rival, accusing him of favouring restrictions on abortion and wanting to loosen gun controls.

Canada PM Trudeau accuses main rival of favouring abortion curbs, gun owners

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