Japan’s touchy consumption tax faces first-ever cut
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When rogue AI launches a cyberattack, who is legally responsible?
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At Nonna Nietta, Italian magic in suburban Tsukuba
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A sushi rice pocket by any other name
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Wildfires spread across Greece as conditions worsen in France and Spain
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Bessent ‘to-do’ list shows proposal for US to buy $5bn-$10bn of Japanese yen
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DeepSeek is developing massive AI data center in inner Mongolia
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Japan aims to rebuild two to five nuclear reactors by 2040s
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Two taken to hospital after apartment blast in Chiba
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Dogs allowed! Animal hospital opens doors to Japan quake survivors and their pets
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Kumamoto quake survivors battle intense heat as death toll rises to 36
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‘Death Note’ musical eyes a London breakthrough
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OpenAI finds evidence other AI agents escaped containment as it widens hacking probe
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Bessent’s ‘to do’ list: buy $5-10 billion worth of Japanese yen, photo shows
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Bessent and the Fed help Japan reverse months of yen losses
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U.S. Treasury intervenes to support yen after Japan steps in, report says
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Beast of Reincarnation shows Game Freak has more to learn
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‘The Secret Battlefield’: An inside view of the machinery of war
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‘Chiikawa’ was always darker than it looked
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Japan likely intervened to prop up yen, with possible help from U.S.
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Kumamoto showing early signs of quake recovery as transportation routes resume
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Japan launches National Intelligence Bureau in bid to streamline intelligence
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Osaka police arrest two men over illegal e-bike conversions
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Kioxia’s outlook miss clouds optimism about memory chip boom
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Japan adopts cybersecurity policy for early threat detection
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Behind the White House’s closed-door diplomacy
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Prices of 2,311 food products to rise in Japan in August
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Twenty-five cats rescued from Japan mall damaged by earthquake and explosion
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Sony raises outlook after entertainment drives earnings jump
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Tokyo’s subsidies for pain relief during childbirth see strong demand
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North Korea proves Europe and Indo-Pacific are connected
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Kumamoto quake reminds us — again — of the ties that bind
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Samsung and SK Hynix answer AI doubters with big numbers and deals
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AI boomtowns worsen divide in China’s split-screen economy
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Japan signs deal to join EU’s Horizon Europe framework
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Japan conducts first test launch of ship-based cruise missile
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Luxury is pastoral at Iwate’s Azuma Farm Koiwai
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Anthropic’s AI models hacked three organizations during tests
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A succession crisis in Japan’s fields
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Yen strengthens on possible intervention
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‘The Invisible Half’: Stylish J-horror anchored in a standout performance
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Japan’s overlooked language crisis
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Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal is too important to lie about
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Hitachi and Toshiba mark new high-speed train shipment to Taiwan
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Taiwanese President Lai to donate ¥1 million to quake-hit Kumamoto
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Death toll in Japan earthquake rises to 30 as aftershock and heat hamper rescue efforts
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Third-party probe confirms workplace harassment by Yokohama mayor
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Takaichi keen to resume grave visits in Russian-held islands off Hokkaido
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Docomo Financial to sell more functions to businesses
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Toyota sales fall for fifth month on Iran turmoil and China
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Trump’s tariffs are sending some companies back to China
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Suzu Hirose is ready to ‘step into the unknown’
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Takaichi announces plan to lower consumption tax rate on food to 1%
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U.S. Federal Reserve’s ‘hawkish hold’ leaves investors lacking clarity
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Myanmar leader calls on Japanese firms to invest
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Kumamoto’s foreign community leans on 2016 lessons after quake
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Japan’s government pension fund gains JGB expertise through active bond funds
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Kumamoto rallies to reunite lost pets and provide refuge for animals
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Japanese population falls below 120 million for first time in decades
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‘Mr. Brexit’ financial commentator leaves Mizuho for position in Dubai
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BP exit to add strain on Japan offshore wind as costs climb
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Japanese space startup to launch lunar lander using H3 rocket
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Former Japan Post worker sent to prosecutors over alleged bribe-taking
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Kumamoto quake death toll rises to 34 as rescuers race against clock
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Five Japanese nationals detained in Laos scam center raid
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Toyota’s crown prince prepares to step into the spotlight
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Takaichi’s popularity slide exposes deeper governing challenges
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Keigo Higashino’s ‘global afterlife’
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Japan trims economic outlook as elevated oil prices weigh on growth
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Russia to name Northern Territories island after Soviet spy Sorge
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