Okutama, Japan (CNN)Four years ago, Naoko and Takayuki Ida were given a house. For free. It's a spacious, two-story home nestled amid trees on a winding country road in the small town of Okutama,

London (CNN)Britain could be trapped in endless negotiations with the European Union by Theresa May's Brexit deal, the British government's top legal adviser has warned.In the full written advice by the attorney general, which

Dubai (CNN Business)Six months ago, OPEC agreed to pump more oil to prevent prices spiking to $100 a barrel. Now the oil cartel is talking about cutting output to stop prices crashing below $50.

Hong Kong (CNN Business)The world's biggest shipping company wants to slash its carbon emissions to zero by developing a new kind of container ship to ply the oceans.Maersk (AMKBY), which is based in Denmark,

Hong Kong (CNN Business)Carlos Ghosn was arrested in Tokyo on suspicion of financial misconduct more than two weeks ago, yet the world hasn't heard a word from the auto industry icon since. The reasons

Hong Kong (CNN Business)Australia is alarming the tech industry by moving ahead with plans to give government agencies the power to demand access to encrypted messages on services such as Apple's iMessage and Facebook's

(CNN) — Berlin and its infamous wall are the epicenter for Cold War tourism, but there are plenty of other sites around Germany that portray the tension between east and west after World War

(CNN) — In a dustless, clinic-like room, workers in white lab coats get to work on their customers, stretching and pulling their faces with colorful elastic bands. "It's time for some facial Pilates," says

(CNN)She was once the reluctant rugby player from a Rio de Janiero favela, now teenager Eshyllen Coimbra Cordoso is pulling on a Brazil jersey for the national sevens side.A keen volleyball player as a

Washington (CNN)Republican senators reacted with outrage Tuesday after leaving a classified briefing about the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, promising swift action to confront both Saudi Arabia and the White House's timid