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White House says banned media outlets allowed to return
CNN, MS NOW and Politico said their journalists were readmitted after a federal court ordered a suspension of U.S. President Donald Trump's
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Panel calls for giving police option to remotely analyze <i>tokuryū</i> members’ phones
Police would obtain information by remotely operating smartphones believed to belong to tokuryū masterminds, breaking down their anonymity.
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Kobayashi in ¥500 billion buyout talks after red-yeast case
CVC Capital Partners and Nippon Sangyo Suishin Kiko are weighing a bid to take the company private, sources said.
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U.S., Iran said to be exploring phased deal to open Hormuz
The two countries — which have refused to make similar deals before — were pushing for a breakthrough on the sidelines of the U.N. General A
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Japan banks, hedge funds tussle for top graduates amid jobs boom
To graduates around the world fighting to get their first job, Japan may seem like a hiring paradise.
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Ukrainian man kills priest and wounds four at Polish abbey
Prosecutors said the man had entered Poland from Germany and was headed for the Ukraine border, but instead went to the abbey.
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Record level of challenges after Swedish vote, officials say
The Sept. 13 general election gave the country's four opposition parties — led by the Social Democrats — a narrow three-seat majority.
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21 years sought for man accused of murdering manicurist
The defense argued that prison terms of around 17 years are common in many similar cases.
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Meloni’s government plans to ban face veils in Italy’s schools
The government also endorsed a classroom cap on the number of foreign students who lack adequate Italian.
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Abandoned suitcases used as vegetable planters at Tokyo hotel
The hotel has grown about 40 varieties of vegetables and herbs. Some of the harvest is served at restaurants in the hotel.
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Trump tells countries to quit ICC. Few follow his lead.
U.S. President Donald Trump's appeal capped an escalating U.S. campaign against the Hague-based court, which Washington says oversteps its a
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Rich nations should foot climate bill, says Nepalese minister
The Himalayan nation suffered one of the worst catastrophes in its history late last month when a tsunami-like flood cut a swath of destruct
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Transgender man seeks recognition as father of biological child
The man, assigned female at birth, was legally recognized as male after the birth of the child, who was conceived using one of his eggs.
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While Japan was on holiday, Tokyo had an eventful week with North Korea
From rescuing North Korean sailors at sea to responding to missile launches, Tokyo had an eventful Silver Week with Pyongyang.
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Israel prevented genocide, Netanyahu says in defense of country’s actions
In his U.N. speech, the leader sought to counter growing international isolation ahead of elections he could lose, as dozens of delegates wa
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Xi calls for U.S. to ‘oppose’ Taiwan independence as Trump hails China as WWII ally
Trump hailed the superpowers' "common interests" that he said made the two "allies in World War II" — remarks likely to raise eyebrows in To
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Amazon bets $3 billion on India’s fast-delivery boom, sources say
The instant deliveries sector has become a rapidly growing force and reshaped how urban Indians shop for everything from milk to iPhones.
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Kobayashi in ¥500 billion buyout talks after red-yeast case
CVC Capital Partners and Nippon Sangyo Suishin Kiko are weighing a bid to take the company private, sources said.
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U.S., Japanese officials discussed China’s yttrium curbs ahead of Trump-Xi meeting, document shows
Yttrium is a silvery rare earth metal with no easy substitute.
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Existing condo prices in Tokyo log first fall in 28 months
The average price of secondhand condos was up 24.1% year on year in the whole of Tokyo and 18.2% in the 23 wards.
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Japan to promote ‘Nansei shift’ after Okinawa election
The "Nansei shift" is aimed at countering increased Chinese military activities.
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A trumpet-led finale brings new spark to Seiji Ozawa Matsumoto Festival
The festival's 35th edition brought together musicians from across generations and continents celebrating collaboration and friendship.
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Japan to tighten <i>furusato nōzei</i> gift rules in October
According to the ministry, the new rules are expected to affect about half of all return gifts, including tissues, lotions and electrical ap
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U.S. judge blocks White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, Politico
Judge Timothy Kelly found the revocation of the three news agencies' press passes "likely violated their constitutional due process rights."
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