Mourning for Pele

Mourning for Pele

People pose for a photo with a figure of Pele at a museum dedicated to the Brazilian football legend in Santos, southeastern Brazil, on Jan. 2, 2023, four days after his death at age 82.

Mourning for Pele

Mourning for Pele

Photo taken Jan. 2, 2023, shows football club Santos' home stadium in Santos, southeastern Brazil, where the coffin of Brazilian legend Pele, who died four days earlier at age 82, is on display for mourners to pay their respects.

Mourning for Pele

Mourning for Pele

Family members of Brazilian football legend Pele watch his funeral procession from a balcony of the house of his 100-year-old mother Celeste as his coffin is transported on a fire engine through the streets of Santos, southeastern Brazil, on Jan. 3, 2023.

Mourning for Pele

Mourning for Pele

A fire engine carrying the coffin of Brazilian football legend Pele passes in front of the house where his 100-year-old mother Celeste lives in Santos, southeastern Brazil, on Jan. 3, 2023.

(2)Japan to pull out of Mindanao as hunt for ex-soldiers slows

(2)Japan to pull out of Mindanao as hunt for ex-soldiers slows

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines - Akio Egawa, deputy chief of the Japanese Embassy in the Philippines, listens to a question by a journalist at a press conference in General Santos, Mindanao, on May 30. Egawa said that his team of diplomats, sent to Mindanao to meet two men who are said to be former Japanese soldiers from World War II, will leave the island due to a stalemate in arranging an interview with two men.

(1)Japan to pull out of Mindanao as hunt for ex-soldiers slows

(1)Japan to pull out of Mindanao as hunt for ex-soldiers slows

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines - Akio Egawa, deputy chief of the Japanese Embassy in the Philippines, speaks with journalists following his press conference in General Santos, Mindanao, on May 30. He said that his team of diplomats, sent to Mindanao to meet two men who are said to be former Japanese soldiers from World War II, will leave the island due to a stalemate in arranging an interview with two men.

Japan trying to meet 2 possible ex-soldiers on Mindanao

Japan trying to meet 2 possible ex-soldiers on Mindanao

GENERAL SANTOS, Philippines - A Japanese mediator, who refused to be photographed from the front, tells Kyodo News in General Santos on May 28 about two men believed to be former Japanese soldiers from World War II on Mindanao Island in the southern Philippines.