On August 6, 1945, the United States deployed the first atomic weapon over Hiroshima, followed by a second detonation over Nagasaki three days later.
Shingo Naito, a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing, was six years old at the time of the event.
Mr. Naito has dedicated himself to sharing his firsthand experiences with young students in Hiroshima, aiding them in visualizing the events of that day and translating those memories into art.
The bombing resulted in the loss of his father and two younger siblings.
BBC’s Stephen McDonell reports from Miyun, one of the regions most severely impacted by the recent extreme weather conditions.
Devastating floods across northeastern China have resulted in at least 30 fatalities.
Authorities, in conjunction with local hunters, have conducted simulated drills to refine their response protocols in the event of bear attacks.
Azadeh Moshiri, BBC Pakistan correspondent, accompanied wildlife officials during their recent raids.
Cammie, as the animal is known, received rehabilitation at an animal shelter in Karachi, Pakistan.
Tom Symonds of the BBC investigates the controversy surrounding the data breach, an incident that remained concealed for several years.
The inauguration of Tesla’s inaugural Indian showroom represents a notable step, yet falls short of a definitive breakthrough for the nation’s electric vehicle sector.
As experts analyze the report’s findings, it offers little solace to the families grieving the loss of their loved ones.
A preliminary report concerning the Air India crash indicates that both fuel switches were found in the off position.
CCTV footage captures the moment a lion cleared a concrete barrier before engaging in an attack on a woman.
Local authorities report the successful rescue of the driver, who sustained no injuries, following landslides caused by heavy rainfall in the area.
The Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano, characterized by its twin peaks, experienced an eruption on Tuesday, resulting in a substantial plume.
Samira Hussain of the BBC provides on-location reporting from a hospital facility where the deceased and injured are being attended to.
A flight destined for London Gatwick, carrying 242 passengers, has crashed subsequent to its departure from Ahmedabad, India.
Air India confirms the passenger manifest included 169 Indian nationals, along with 53 Britons, one Canadian, and seven Portuguese citizens.
Footage depicts firefighters battling flames in Ahmedabad, located in western India.
Video evidence shows flames and dense smoke rising into the atmosphere as onlookers observe a fire erupting in southwestern China.
Shopkeepers report the elephant consumed nine bags of sweet rice crackers, in addition to a sandwich and several bananas.
In Henan, China, an 11-year-old girl intervened to rescue her younger sister from the path of an out-of-control electric mini cabin scooter.
Lee Jae-myung of the opposition party is projected to be the next president of South Korea, securing victory in the nation’s first election since the impeachment crisis.