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Ghosn could win bail as court quashes bid to extend detention

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Carlos Ghosn could soon be freed on bail after a Japanese court threw out a bid by prosecutors to extend his detention, in a move nearly as unexpected as the auto tycoon's sudden arrest.

Added on the 20/12/2018 06:00:00 - Copyright : AFP EN

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