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At least 34 dead in Japan earthquake as thousands of households left without power
Eight deaths were also confirmed at the Nippon Paper factory in the city of Yatsushiro, part of which collapsed, according to the same source. Five people remain in critical condition
Drone attack hits US-owned LNG vessel in Damietta, Egypt: Unprecedented strike in the Mediterranean
Operations at the facilities are expected to resume within the coming hours
“We will defeat them completely”: Trump threatens retaliation after Iranian ballistic missile attack
The US President described the militias as a “cancer on the world” and said additional warnings against Iran were being considered
Anthony Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment before Senate committee on Covid origins
Fauci refused to answer questions during his Senate testimony on Wednesday, repeatedly invoking his constitutional right against self-incrimination as Senator Rand Paul had his lawyer removed from the hearing room amid escalating tension
Why Iran is in no hurry – none at all – to return to talks with the US
Tehran believes that time, pressure on global energy markets and control over the Strait of Hormuz can lead it to a deal negotiated from a position of strength - not one born of concession
Ryanair: The low-cost model pushed to its limits, the window that shattered and complaints over hidden fees and strict fines
The airline faces one of its toughest periods, with America's NTSB investigating the mid-flight window blowout, Britain's CMA probing family seating charges, and passengers reporting hidden fees, strict cabin bag fines and minor allowance breaches
