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Japan needs to bolster defense capabilities steadily, says Ishiba
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Taiwan provides a model for digital defense of democracy
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British naval carrier group to visit Japan in show of defense ties
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Translation apps help break language barriers at Chubu driving schools
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U.S. import pressure raises concerns for Hokkaido agriculture
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Japan to see markups for 2,105 food items in July
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NBA guard Malik Beasley subject of U.S. federal gambling probe
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Canada rescinds digital services tax to advance stalled U.S. trade talks
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FTC mulling fines on Harley-Davidson Japan
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Man arrested on suspicion of fatally stabbing woman in her apartment
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France imposes smoking ban on beaches and parks
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Hall of Fame trainer and horse racing legend D. Wayne Lukas dies at 89
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Japan’s new banknotes see slow adoption one year after launch
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Powell and Lagarde count cost of Trump’s turbulence
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Hong Kong opposition party disbands, citing 'immense' pressure
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China partially lifts ban on Japanese seafood imports in bid to ease frictions
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