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Trump aims tariff double whammy at industries and nations by Aug. 1
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U.S. firms to develop Syria energy master plan after Trump lifts sanctions
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Australia confident issues raised in U.S. AUKUS review will be resolved
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Microsoft to stop using engineers in China for U.S. military tech support
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Trump sues Wall Street Journal over Epstein report, seeks $10 billion
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Japan Football Association planning to join Asia bid for 2046 World Cup
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Sunken WWII Japanese warship Teruzuki found off Solomon Islands
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Man acquitted in retrial over 1986 murder of school girl
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Japan official urges China to expand foreign investment quota
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Cut to foreign PhD student support deals blow to Japanese academia
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Central Tokyo condo price hits record ¥130 million in January-June
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U.S. House Republicans pass Trump plan to cut foreign aid and public broadcasting
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Japan's smaller firms say they are ready to adapt to Trump tariffs
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