Ghosn: Auto tycoon re-arrested on new chargesGhosn: Auto tycoon re-arrested on new charges
Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption Carlos Ghosn will for now remain in detention

Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn has been re-arrested on fresh charges, Japanese media report, dashing any hopes he could be released on bail.

Mr Ghosn has spent the last month in prison, accused of misusing funds and

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President Trump 'to pull thousands of troops' from AfghanistanPresident Trump 'to pull thousands of troops' from Afghanistan
Image copyrightGetty ImagesImage caption US troops are part of a Nato-led mission to train and assist Afghan forces

The Trump administration is planning to withdraw thousands of troops from Afghanistan, US media say.

Reports, citing unnamed officials, say about 7,000 troops - roughly half the remaining US

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Why has 2018 seen a spike in violence in Indian-administered KashmirWhy has 2018 seen a spike in violence in Indian-administered Kashmir
Why has 2018 seen a spike in violence in Indian-administered Kashmir - TheIndianSubcontinent News

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Thai cave rescue: Rescuer Vern Unsworth praises Wild Boars' resilienceThai cave rescue: Rescuer Vern Unsworth praises Wild Boars' resilience
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WV Raman: India women's coach role for former Test batsmanWV Raman: India women's coach role for former Test batsman
India have yet to win a women's World Cup or World T20 competition

Former India batsman WV Raman has been appointed as the new coach of the India women's team, who lost in the semi-finals of the recent World Twenty20.

The 53-year-old, who played 11 Tests and 27 one-day internationals from 1988-97, replaces Ramesh Powar.

Raman has coached India U19,

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US charges 'China government hackers'US charges 'China government hackers'
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The US justice department has indicted two Chinese men accused of hacking into the computer networks of companies and government agencies in Western countries.

The pair are allegedly part of a "hacking group" known as Advanced Persistent Threat 10, affiliated with China's main intelligence service.

They have not been arrested.

The

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