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Israelis mark three years since Oct. 7 as Palestinians mourn Gaza’s destruction
The attacks of Oct. 7, 2023, were the deadliest day in Israel's history, and Israel's subsequent actions in Gaza have killed more than 74,00
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Japanese firm confirms it sold books to Anthropic
Nippan IPS concluded a deal with Anthropic in November 2024 and sold books to it between December that year and last December.
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Nomura Asset Management shifts focus to longer-term returns
The change is part of a push by Japan's largest asset manager to raise its capabilities closer to those of global peers.
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IMF chief concerned about high Japan and U.S. long-term rates
Kristalina Georgieva voiced concern that the 10-year Japanese government bond yield has reached its highest level in about 30 years.
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Topix’s largest-ever overhaul to cull hundreds of Japan stocks
According Japan Exchange Group, there are 683 companies earmarked for removal under tougher Topix inclusion rules.
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12 years sought for attacker of anti-NHK group leader
According to the indictment, Miyanishi cut Tachibana's head with a machete on a sidewalk outside the industry ministry in Tokyo on March 14
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China’s foreign minister suggested Takaichi resolve Taiwan remark issue
Former Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said that he and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi confirmed the need to improve relations.
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Japanese scientist Kenso Soai and France’s Henri B. Kagan win Nobel Prize in chemistry
Japanese scientist Kenso Soai and Henri B. Kagan won "for the discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthe
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Japanese scientist Kenso Soai and Henri B. Kagan win Nobel Prize in chemistry
Japanese scientist Kenso Soai and Henri B. Kagan won "for the discovery of non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthe
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Takaichi meets with Okinawa’s Koja after U.S. Marine’s arrest over murder
The meeting came after the U.S. military in the prefecture paused all operations for two days, a halt that will be followed by a fresh 30-da
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Takaichi defends plan to combine consumption tax cut with income-based cash payments
Designing a system of direct cash payments tailored to recipients' incomes takes longer than distributing uniform amounts, the prime ministe
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Goodman’s Japanese data center under fire following Sydney site setback
The dispute with residents in Japan is part of a broader global backlash against data centers.
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$200 tuna-cutting dining events offer ‘point of connection’ with sushi culture
Diners get an up-close look at the process of breaking down a 90-kilogram bluefin tuna, and could end up eating over a pound of fish in one
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Regional management organizations help residents take lead in their communities
Regional management organizations are seen playing a key role in community development as a dwindling population impacts local activities.
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Man arrested over stabbing outside Ibaraki restaurant whose owner was found dead
Police believe Kotaro Uchiyama, 30, had been drinking with the woman he allegedly stabbed. The owner of the restaurant was later found dead.
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Japanese professors welcome Nobel Prize for IceCube project chief
"We were able to catch a glimpse of the universe that no one has ever seen," said Shigeru Yoshida, who participated in the project.
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For mind and body, Tokyo hopes for brighter October after record run of rain
Lack of sunlight, like what the Kanto region experienced during its record string of rainy days, can cause seasonal affective disorder.
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Sumo’s officiating cohort is a world of its own
Gyōji inhabit a world every bit as steeped in tradition as that of the wrestlers they officiate.
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North Korea warns U.S. over Taiwan while Kim pledges support for Russia
State media KCNA condemned the recent delivery to Taiwan of new F-16V Block 70 fighter jets from the U.S.
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Man arrested after girlfriend’s body found in mountains of Miyagi Prefecture
Bar owner Takuya Miura has denied that he abandoned the woman's body in the mountains, telling police he doesn't remember.
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Tokyo’s historic Hyakudan Kaidan building reopens after one year
A new event features fewer exhibits than in the past to allow visitors to better experience the architecture and its ornaments from the 1930
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McKenna scores first goal for Leafs in overtime win
Gavin McKenna, the first overall pick of the 2026 NHL Draft, scored his first career goal and also had his first assist for Toronto.
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Paramount closes Warner merger in historic Hollywood deal
The new company, which will be called Skydance, combines two of the five largest Hollywood film studios.
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Government intelligence job experience event receives overwhelming interest
The Public Security Intelligence Agency had sought around 15 participants for the Sept. 20 event but received more than 200 applications.
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