Carlos Ghosn arrested again

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Gatekeeper at Japan's 'Suicide Forest' hopes music can save lives From his hut on the edge of Japan's "Suicide Forest", Kyochi Watanabe blasts John Lennon's "Imagine" into the night -- hoping that music can lift people from their despair before it's too late. Arrested again: What are the new allegations against Nissan's Carlos Ghosn? The move came just as it had appeared that he might be released on bail. Serbia's love for coffee goes 1,300 feet underground Although residents of Bor have long relied on the mine for cranking their economy, most had never seen it firsthand. The world's only known albino orangutan returns to jungle in Indonesia The world's only known albino orangutan climbed trees, foraged for food and began building a nest after being released into a remote Borneo jungle. Priyanka-Nick's bollywood reception: DeepVeer win hearts in black Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, who tied the knot in a regal ceremony on Dec 1, hosted a glittering reception for the actress's Bollywood colleagues at Mumbai's Taj Lands End hotel. Germans turn to 'medibus' as doctors desert villages Every week, the bus, set up by the Hesse state medical association, stops off in six villages in western Germany. London's Gatwick airport reopens There was mystery over the motivation of the drone operator, or operators, and police said there was nothing to suggest the crippling of one of Europe's busiest airports for 36 hours was a terrorist attack. Americans have grown fatter and shorter since 1999, says a US report Americans have got fatter over the past two decades, adding girth to their bellies and even growing fractionally shorter on average, according to federal health data released Thursday. Things to remember while investing in mutual funds in a minor child's name Yes, you can make an investment in any scheme of any fund house in the name of a minor child. The minor shall be the first and the sole holder in such a folio. This is how African traders roll on streets when Christmas is near With Christmas fast approaching, African shoppers are snapping up festive decorations to add some sparkle to the holiday season.

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