Carlos Ghosn, the ex-chairman of Nissan Motor Co., who escaped Japan during his trial, revealed on Tuesday his initiation of a criminal lawsuit in Lebanon against the Japanese company. Ghosn aims to ensure Nissan's responsibility for the extensive harm inflicted. Addressing a virtual press conference conducted in Tokyo, Mr. Ghosn declared that the lawsuit revolves around a range of offenses committed by Nissan in Lebanon, although he refrained from disclosing precise particulars about the legal action. Mr. Ghosn's remarks follow a June report by Reuters news agency, which stated that Ghosn had sued Nissan and others, seeking over $1 billion in damages, including allegations of defamation. It remains unclear whether this is the same lawsuit mentioned by Mr. Ghosn or a separate legal action. Expressing his determination, Mr. Ghosn emphasized that Nissan must face the consequences of its actions against him and his family. He stated, "I just want to make sure all the crim...