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Japan's growing number of abandoned homes is creating serious safety hazards for residents and leaving local governments struggling to respond, with some properties having dozens of legal owners and authorities reluctant to spend public money on demolitions when recovering the costs may prove impossible. (News On Japan)
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Spanish supermarket prices rise 54 percent more than wages, Real Madrid beat Barça in El Clásico, Spanish PM hails Brazil's Lula win as 'global progressive comeback', and more news from Spain on…
Spanish supermarket prices rise 54 percent more than wages, Real Madrid beat Barça in El Clásico, Spanish PM hails Brazil's Lula win as 'global progressive comeback', and more news from Spain on…
Poirot has been shown the door, the house guests are all behaving very suspiciously, and somebody has fired a gun. […]
Twenty cars of a freight train derailed on the Reshety–Sedelnikovo stretch of track in Russia’s Sverdlovsk region, and seven tank cars caught fire, the Russian state news agency TASS reported, citing…
Rehabilitation works have commenced on the McCarthy-Mallam Junction section of the Accra-Cape Coast Highway following persistent concerns over potholes, worsening road conditions and heavy traffic…
Bolivian drug police and four Brazilians traded gunfire on 24 October. A Brazilian fugitive whom police tie to the US-designated PCC gang is critical.
