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It might seem paradoxical in a country often assumed to be a futuristic tech-savvy paradise, but Japan's business world and bureaucracy remain heavily dependent on paper documents, hand-stamped with approval

Let It Go! Japan PM Declares War On Ink Stamp 'Hanko'

Let it go! Japan PM declares war on ink stamp 'hanko'

Qatar Puts Up 'For Sale' Sign With New Property Visas

Qatar puts up 'for sale' sign with new property visas

On trial: Felicien Kabuga, in a photo released in May by the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals

Rwandan 'Genocide Financier' Due In Court In The Hague

Rwandan 'genocide financier' due in court in The Hague

The arrival of Bookshop.org could provide a lifeline to small bookshops that must compete with Amazon

UK Independent Bookshops Go Online To Reach New Audiences

UK independent bookshops go online to reach new audiences

Main proposals by US president-elect Joe Biden to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Record Number Of US Cases As Covid Vaccine Offers Glimmer Of Hope

Record number of US cases as Covid vaccine offers glimmer of hope

Poland has seen a wave of demonstrations against the near total ban on abortion

'Traumatised' Poles Look Abroad After Abortion Ruling

'Traumatised' Poles look abroad after abortion ruling

Maurice Genevoix GenevoixÂ participated in the battle of the Marne and the march on Verdun

France To Honour WWI Writer Genevoix In Pantheon Of Heroes

France to honour WWI writer Genevoix in Pantheon of heroes

Macron Stirs Controversy With Defence Of French Secularism

Macron stirs controversy with defence of French secularism

Georgia's Merab Sharikadze in action at the 2015 Rugby World Cup

Rugby Shake-up Goes On With New Autumn Nations Cup

Rugby shake-up goes on with new Autumn Nations Cup

World number one Dustin Johnson is confident in his game entering Thursday's start of the 84th Masters

No.1 Johnson Confident In Form Ahead Of Masters Challenge

No.1 Johnson confident in form ahead of Masters challenge

The European Union reached a budget accord after four months of intense wrangling over spending priorities

EU States, MEPs Agree Bloc's Long-term Budget

EU states, MEPs agree bloc's long-term budget

AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

Planes, Dry Ice, Pharmacies: The Logistical Challenges Of Covid-19 Vaccines

Planes, dry ice, pharmacies: the logistical challenges of Covid-19 vaccines

Van attack victim Cathy Riddell arrives at the Superior Court of Justice in Toronto on November 10, 2020

Man Accused In Toronto 'Incel' Van Attack Pleads Not Criminally Responsible

Man accused in Toronto 'incel' van attack pleads not criminally responsible

Ivory Coast's top court has validated President Ouattara's relection to a third term

Clashes Over Ivory Coast Vote As West African States Urge Talks

Clashes over Ivory Coast vote as West African states urge talks

The speaker of the Peruvian Congress, Manuel Merino, gives a speech during his swearing-in ceremony as interim president in Lima on November 10, 2020 a day after the Congress voted to impeach and oust President Martin Vizcarra over corruption allegations

Peru's Speaker Of Congress Takes Over Presidency

Peru's speaker of congress takes over presidency

The announcement of the deal caused outrage in Armenia

Russian Peacekeepers Head To Nagorno-Karabakh After Peace Deal

Russian peacekeepers head to Nagorno-Karabakh after peace deal

President Donald Trump got a boost from Attorney General William Barr in his attempt to question the election results

Biden Brands Trump's Refusal To Concede An 'Embarrassment'

Biden brands Trump's refusal to concede an 'embarrassment'

US ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick became the highest-ranking Church figure to be expelled in modern times

Vatican Admits Mistakes By John Paul II In US Cardinal Abuse Case

Vatican admits mistakes by John Paul II in US cardinal abuse case

Dimas Covas, director of the Butantan Institute, speaks during a press conference in Sao Paulo on November 10, 2020

Row Erupts Over Brazil Suspension Of Chinese Vaccine Trials

Row erupts over Brazil suspension of Chinese vaccine trials

The Palestinian flag flies at half mast in the centre of the West Bank city of Hebron in mourning over the death of Saeb Erekat

Saeb Erekat, Veteran Fighter For Palestinian Cause, Dies Aged 65

Saeb Erekat, veteran fighter for Palestinian cause, dies aged 65

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin were among the first world leaders to talk to incoming US president Joe Biden

UK And Ireland Court Biden In Congratulatory Calls

UK and Ireland court Biden in congratulatory calls

Tigray has been under a communications blackout ever since, making it difficult to weigh competing claims about casualties and who holds what territory

Ethiopia PM Says Conflict Nearing End As Thousands Flee Fighting

Ethiopia PM says conflict nearing end as thousands flee fighting

Increased numbers of police have been visible on streets in the Paris region since a recent spate of attacks

EU Weighs Tighter Borders In Jihadist Fight

EU weighs tighter borders in jihadist fight

More than two days after Biden's victory was called by US media, Turkish officials remained conspicuously silent, saying they would only comment once the results were "official"

With Erdogan's Phone Pal Trump Out, Turkey Worries About Biden

With Erdogan's phone pal Trump out, Turkey worries about Biden

Armenian police detain a protestor near the government building after a protest against the country's agreement to end fighting with Azerbaijan

Karabakh Truce Spells Turmoil For Armenian Leader Pashinyan

Karabakh truce spells turmoil for Armenian leader Pashinyan

Two defendants are accused of belonging to the jihadist cell, with a third is accused of collaborating with the group behind the August 2017 attacks

Trio On Trial For Aiding 2017 Barcelona Attackers

Trio on trial for aiding 2017 Barcelona attackers

Toure was a symbol of Mali's volatile politics - he helped overthrow the country's authoritarian leader and was twice elected president before he in turn was ousted

Mali Ex-president Amadou Toumani Toure Dies Aged 72

Mali ex-president Amadou Toumani Toure dies aged 72

(FILES) In this file Pashinyan was propelled to power after he channelled widespread desire for change into a broad protest movement against corrupt post-Soviet elites.

Armenia PM Pashinyan: From Protest Hero To War 'Traitor'

Armenia PM Pashinyan: from protest hero to war 'traitor'

Officials said the Hanoi track was ready ahead of schedule

'Might Not Happen': Vietnam's F1 Debut In Doubt After Scandal

'Might not happen': Vietnam's F1 debut in doubt after scandal

Donald Trump and Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud (L) dance with swords in the Saudi capital Riyadh during the US president's first visit to the kingdom soon after taking office

After Cosy Ties With Trump, Saudi Arabia Faces Biden 'Pariah' Pledge

After cosy ties with Trump, Saudi Arabia faces Biden 'pariah' pledge

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