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Japan tightens measures against private jet pilots with three-strikes rule
The penalty system is being tested at Haneda Airport, a major hub for business flights, with no plans as of yet for expansion to other airpo
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South Korea’s power demand set to soar on AI boom
The nation is weighing whether to build more nuclear reactors as part of its long-term energy roadmap
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Tokyo’s Taito Ward, long popular with tourists, looks to ban minpaku in certain areas
The ward cited increasing reports of bad behavior such as improper trash disposal and loud noises as being behind the crackdown.
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Japan not confident that U.S. relations will improve after Trump, survey finds
Japan views the U.S. as a necessary partner but has low confidence it will become "a better ally" after Donald Trump's second term ends.
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Japanese carmakers brace for profit hit after yen strengthens
The currency traded just above ¥153 against the dollar on Tuesday, its strongest level since February.
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Indonesia’s richest family moves over $1 billion offshore amid turmoil
The movements of funds abroad mark a sharp pivot for a media-shy family worth about $30 billion that has traditionally parked its wealth at
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EU to invest €200 million in Greenland as Trump circles
The money will help develop critical minerals, renewable energy and satellite communications.
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Brazil’s Flavio Bolsonaro ties Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in polls ahead of vote
A court crisis has handed the senator a potent rallying cry: the fate of the justice who oversaw the imprisonment of former President Jair B
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Iran threatens U.S. with new ‘economic warfare’ and missiles
The Iran-backed Houthi militia also attacked several cities in Saudi Arabia.
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Canada sets tariffs of up to 50% on U.S. steel and other goods after talks fail
The measure will hit U.S. exporters particularly hard in states such as Michigan and Ohio that will host heated races in November's midterm
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North Korea and Russia open their first road bridge, a symbol of expanding ties
The structure spans the Tumen river and was cast as an important milestone in their deepening strategic partnership.
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Indonesia reopens Jakarta airport as volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau clears
Fresh eruptions on Tuesday from Mount Anak Krakatau in Indonesia has raised the risk of further disruption at surrounding airports.
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GPIF still considering need for asset allocation review, minister says
With the fund overseeing about ¥318 trillion in assets, a 1 percentage-point change in allocations translates to more than ¥3 trillion in fu
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Ohtani returns to lineup as Dodgers dump Reds
Ohtani went 0-for-3 with a walk and two strikeouts after sitting out the previous four games because of left knee, right biceps and neck dis
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Naomi Osaka takes major title wait in stride after U.S. Open exit
The Japanese player won the last of her four major titles in 2021 before stepping away from the sport and giving birth to her daughter.
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Spain’s renewables experience shows battery storage needed for decarbonization
Massive investment in large batteries and the power grid is badly needed, and investors and foreign governments are paying close attention.
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Key ministers, LDP leaders expected to keep positions amid personnel changes
Such a decision would show Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's opting for stability ahead of the autumn session of parliament.
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Former head of Keizai Doyukai denounces Japan’s notion of being ‘presumed guilty’
The former Keizai Doyukai chair has criticized Japan's social trend of labeling people suspected of wrongdoing as guilty before the facts ar
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Aaron Judge back in uniform as Yankees host Rockies
After missing 84 games, Judge has finally been cleared to return to the New York Yankees' lineup.
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China hits Japan with anti-dumping measures on chip chemical
Companies importing Japanese dichlorosilane are required to provide cash deposits of up to 99.2% from Tuesday, Beijing's Commerce Ministry s
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Two arrested for allegedly referring man to criminal group for work
The president of a construction company and a former executive are accused of referring a rejected job applicant to an anonymous criminal gr
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Rybakina thumps Osaka to reach U.S. Open quarters
The flawless victory for Elena Rybakina, who won this year's Australian Open, booked a last-eight clash with Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen.
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Japan’s faster GDP, wage growth support BOJ interest-rate hike
The economy grew at a faster clip in the second quarter than initially estimated while wages jumped the most in nearly three decades in July
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Yen reclaims ¥154 to the dollar and continues to rally
Japan's currency has not been this strong since February.
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