Japan Earthquake Kills 13; Russia Charges Telegram Founder; UK Government Reshuffles Tech Ministry
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto, Japan, leaving at least 13 people dead as rescue teams continue searching for survivors in affected areas. The natural disaster dominated international headlines overnight.
Russia has filed charges against Pavel Durov, founder of the messaging platform Telegram, citing terrorism-related offences. Separately, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham reshuffled the government's technology portfolio by eliminating the dedicated technology minister post, a move that comes as Labour's polling position strengthens following recent political transitions.
- Deadly 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan leaves 13 dead with rescue operations ongoing
- Russian authorities charge Telegram founder Pavel Durov with terrorism-related offences
- PM Burnham eliminates UK technology minister role amid improved Labour poll standing
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