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Albanese eases demand that Australian data centers use only renewables
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Chubu Electric faces scrutiny over reactor decommissioning costs
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Trailblazing artist Yayoi Kusama, ‘princess of polka dots,’ dies at 97
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Nepal must prepare before the waters rise again
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Inadequate safety monitoring suspected over fatal train accident
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Heat altering the behavior of U.K. businesses and consumers, says Barclays
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FamilyMart to expand worker dress code, from hair color to hijabs
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FamilyMart to expand worker dress code, from hair color to hijabs
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Meta says it’ll pay up to $18 billion in social media claims
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Heavy rain ongoing in Toyama and Ishikawa prefectures as warnings downgraded
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Typhoon Narra: record flood waters submerge homes and force mass evacuations in China
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Sanctioned ICC chief urges Japan to counter U.S. campaign
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‘The Full Monty’ comes to Japan to bare all and open minds
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Japan port call by a nuclear-armed ship would help deter China: ex-official
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Japan energy plan seeks to back pipelines bypassing Hormuz
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‘Tech-gemony’ will determine who shapes the next global order
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Japanese automakers seen facing blow from Trump’s Canada tariff hike
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Deterrence can be enhanced without nonnuclear rule change, professor says
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Justice Ministry eyes budget boost for policies on foreign nationals
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North Korea to ‘bring joy’ to Kim with 100 athletes at Asian Games in Japan
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Radio station keeps residents informed after Kumamoto quake
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United Airlines continues Japan expansion with new Okinawa and Osaka routes
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Crown prince and crown princess return from Paraguay
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Japan to end subsidies for solar panels
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JSA plans to reduce summer burden on rikishi from 2027
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Japan’s hotter summers trigger heavier rainfall, too
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Japan may freeze aviation fuel tax increase
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Japan’s top tomato production hub damaged following Kumamoto earthquake
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The long return to the wild of Japan’s crested ibis
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Takaichi rejects ‘weak-kneed’ criticism over ICC sanctions response
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Trump policies to double power sector carbon emissions by 2035, analysis finds
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Founders once linked to Bezos project pitch AI that models physics, not language
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Japan, Indonesia and Australia defense chiefs hold first-ever trilateral talks
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Japan debt-servicing costs to hit $230 billion record next year
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Japanese Red Cross worried over Kumamoto evacuees’ health after quake
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Japan strategizes to support forestry industry revitalization
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Evacuees from Fukushima nuclear meltdown reach settlement with Tepco
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Soil from decontamination work in Fukushima to be reused in regional cities
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Data believed to be fake diploma seized from former Ito mayor’s computer
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Japan to keep gas pump prices at around ¥170
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Touken Ranbu game fans help save quake-hit Kumamoto brewery
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Honda eyes U.S. to build newest factory, top executive says
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Xi’s unprecedented tax clawback hammers Chinese listed companies
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Williams and Alcaraz fall in U.S. Open mixed quarterfinals
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Instagram head Mosseri denies encouraging suppression of child social media risks
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Who gains in an AI-supercharged economy?
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The $20 burrito debate is a sign of inflation fatigue
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Carney matches Trump tariffs with 50% tax on U.S. dairy, steel
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Dolly Parton, queen of country music, dies at 80
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Takaichi says Japan takes U.S. sanctions on ICC chief seriously
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Over 41,000 in Japan sent to the hospital for heatstroke in July
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Japan enlists 1,800 people to drag a 360-tonne castle keep using ropes and rollers
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Japan continues work to end drunken driving 20 years after tragedy
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Firms in Japan seek new hedges, bracing for long era of yen weakness
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Hundreds of flights canceled as typhoon bears down on Okinawa
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Japan’s only high-speed trader Dharmacapital moves to Singapore citing tax rates
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Laundry businesses in quake-hit Kumamoto wash evacuees’ clothes for free
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Thief swipes ¥200 million worth of luxury watches from Tokyo shop
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Japan’s government sets recommended specifications for bear repellent
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Japan police report highlights response to cybercrimes
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Government urges AI firms to disclose learning data
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Trees ‘giving up’: Climate change hammers historic English gardens
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As India seeks European-style health labels on food and soda, lobbies fight back
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Doshisha board chair to resign over fatal Okinawa boat accident
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Guarding the ‘Ohtani dog’: Why getting a kooikerhondje takes patience
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Firms tap AI and sensors to boost indoor farming as Japan faces farmer shortage
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Japan adopts ordinance to raise foreign nationals’ residency fees from October
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Japan’s weather agency to extend daily forecasts to two weeks
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Groundwork is set for BOJ rate hike next month, ex-official says
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