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A Japanese minister in charge of cyber security has provoked astonishment by admitting he has never used a computer in his professional life, and appearing confused by the concept of a USB drive.     •     Mueller says former Trump adviser is now cooperating with multiple investigations     •     Students from across Europe have sent letters imploring top United Nations and European Union officials to "stop hiding science about global collapse" and finally come clean about the perils of out-of-control human consumption and planet-warming emissions.     •     Majority of Brits now against Brexit and back second EU referendum.     •     France sets out plan to end 'imported deforestation' - France set out plans on Wednesday to tackle deforestation around the world, saying it would look to curb imports of products such as palm oil, soy and beef that contribute to the destruction of forest areas.     •     Early data suggests no spike in pot-impaired driving after legalization in Canada, police say     •     Brexit Secretary Raab resigns     •     Russia's arrests of opposition leader Alexei Navalny 'politically motivated', European Court of Human Rights rules     •     Nearly 70% of women in Tokyo back single-sex train cars, survey finds - The policy, however, has prompted protests domestically and debates globally, with experts saying it promotes segregation rather than tackling the root cause.     •     Trump picks handbag designer, Mar-a-Lago member to be envoy to South Africa     •     World Bank pulls $300m Tanzania loan over pregnant schoolgirl ban - Policy that denies schooling to young mothers cited among key reasons for withdrawing education fund     •     In a 'self-defeating and self-incriminating' slip-up, Trump just admitted he installed Matthew Whitaker to kill the Russia probe     •     Women and girls from Northern Ireland will be able to access abortion services in the Republic of Ireland next year. The Irish health minister made the commitment on Thursday morning. Abortion is illegal in Northern Ireland unless there is a serious risk to a woman's life or health.     •     Facebook reportedly discredited critics by linking them to George Soros     •     A 17-year-old boy was detained in a remote Australia police station for 11 days, while more than 40 other children are being held for undetermined periods in police custody because there is no room in the state’s youth detention system. Amnesty warns of human rights crisis     •     Denmark halts $9.8m aid to Tanzania, after "unacceptable homophobic comments" from a senior politician in the African country     •     White House weighs booting Erdogan foe from U.S. to appease Turkey     •     Spain Unveils 'Groundbreaking' Plan to Slash Emissions and Transition to 100% Renewable Energy by 2050: "It sets a long-term goal, provides incentives on scaling up zero emission technologies, and cares about a good transition for the workforce."     •     Iran executes two men for hoarding 2 tons of gold coins     •     Oreo cookie maker targeted by Greenpeace to save Orangutans     •     Brazil's new foreign minister believes climate change is a Marxist plot     •     '28 months of work undone in hours': The City of London reacts to the chaos of Theresa's May's crumbling Brexit deal     •     Iceland's president admits he went 'too far' with threat to ban pineapple pizza: Gudni Johannesson reflects on 2017 topping scandal that divided the internet and drew a rebuke from Canada     •     Olympics: Cities have gotten wise to fool's errand of hosting Games     •     Dutch government report says Microsoft Office telemetry collection breaks GDPR     •     
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