Cute cartoon character fails to sell Fukushima water plan

Ensuring that we get our quality sleep

Sleep is as crucial to our bodies as food and drink, and needs to be given proper priority.

Three escape the gallows

SEREMBAN: This Tamil New Year was surely a new beginning for three people, including a couple facing the death penalty for drug trafficking, after they were acquitted by the High Court here.

Indonesian anti-graft body drops probe into BLBI scandal. Govt forms BLBI asset recovery task force

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): In its latest move to chart an alternative path to resolve the long-running Bank Indonesia Liquidity Support (BLBI) corruption scandal, the government has formed a task force by presidential decree recover trillions in state assets through civil litigation.

Married couple, friend escape the gallows after High Court acquits them of drug trafficking

SEREMBAN: Three people, including a couple, escaped the gallows after the High Court here acquitted them for a drug trafficking charge.

S.Korea to demand compensation from Japan, if its dumping of radioactive water into sea hurts

SEOUL, April 13 (Xinhua) -- South Korea expressed strong regret on Tuesday over Japan's decision to dump radioactive wastewater from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean.

Commentary: Japan should behave responsibly to ensure safe oceans for all

TOKYO, April 13 (Xinhua) -- The decision announced on Tuesday by the Japanese government to dump Fukushima's contaminated radioactive wastewater into the sea has put humanity's future at risk.

‘Oceans are shared property’

BEIJING: China has expressed grave concern about Japan’s decision to discharge nuclear wastewater from Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea.

China warns of action over Japan’s decision to dump radioactive Fukushima water into the sea

Beijing among several of Japan’s neighbours expressing concern and regret about Tokyo’s announcement it will release contaminated water in 2022United States appears to side with Japan and says it will monitor ‘the effectiveness of this approach’

Countries react to Japan's plans to release Fukushima water into ocean

TOKYO (Reuters) - South Korea summoned Japan's ambassador to Seoul on Tuesday to protest the Japanese government's plan to release huge amounts of contaminated water that have built up at the wrecked Fukushima plant after treatment and dilution.