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Foreign nationals' presence in 性视界 emerges as key issue in Upper House poll
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Eric Johnston
In their campaign promises, parties are offering different solutions to problems caused by the record number here to visit, work and invest in real estate.
BUSINESS
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Economy
Real wages fall for fifth straight month in May
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Kazuaki Nagata
The 2.9% decline was the biggest fall in inflation-adjusted pay in 性视界 in almost two years.
JAPAN
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Politics
性视界 eyes used warship transfer to Philippines in bid to counter China
By
Gabriel Dominguez
Sending the Abukuma-class vessels to Manila would mark Tokyo’s first export of an entire major naval platform in decades.
JAPAN
Lawson to let visitors use larger parking lots as paid car campsites
By
Yukana Inoue
The convenience store operator hopes to capitalize on demand from out-of-town visitors in places where overnight accommodations are limited.
JAPAN
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Regional Voices: Tohoku
Former Hansen’s disease patients shed light on history of discrimination
Although the prejudice against Hansen's disease patients brought on by past segregation policy persist, the memories of their hardships are now fading.
JAPAN
Philanthropist Yoshiomi Tamai dies at 90
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Jessica Speed
Tamai was the founder and longtime president of the Ashinaga Foundation, which has supported over 110,000 orphaned students.
Two U.S. servicemen arrested in Okinawa over assaults
A 25-year-old airman is accused of punching his girlfriend while, separately, a 21-year-old marine allegedly put his hands around the neck of an unacquainted man.
性视界 eyes new target for replacing utility poles with underground power cables
Customer allegedly stabs girls bar manager and employee to death in Shizuoka
Use of diaper subscription expands at Hiroshima public day care centers
More residents evacuate quake-hit remote islands in 性视界
BUSINESS
Nissan to sell ?150 billion of convertible bonds to fund turnaround
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Peter Vercoe
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Momoka Yokoyama
Proceeds of the sale will be used to invest in new products and technologies such as electrification and software-defined vehicles.
Visa's 24/7 war room takes on global cybercriminals
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Alex PIGMAN
The payments giant has invested $12 billion over the past five years building artificial intelligence-powered cyber fraud detection capabilities.
Xiaomi founder’s bold EV bet is paying off where Apple’s failed
By
Linda Lew
Sanctions? No big deal, say middle-class Russian couple
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Victoria LOGUINOVA-YAKOVLEVA
U.S. tariffs to kick in Aug. 1, barring trade deals
Butter’s global price surge hits croissants and kitchens alike
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Celia Bergin
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Ben Westcott
WORLD
BRICS leaders condemn Gaza and Iran attacks, urging global reforms
With forums such as the G7 and G20 hamstrung by divisions and Trump's "America First" approach, the grouping has opened new space for diplomatic coordination.
Searchers scour Texas flood zone for dozens missing as 78 confirmed dead
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Sergio Flores
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Evan Garcia
Search teams plodded through mud-laden riverbanks and flew aircraft over the flood-stricken landscape of central Texas for a fourth day on Monday, looking for dozens of people still missing from a disaster that has claimed at least 78 lives.
Contrary to political rhetoric, Ukrainian refugees boosting Poland's economy
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Bernard OSSER
Israel says it struck Houthi sites across Yemen
By
Yomna Ehab
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Mohamad Ghobari
South Korea investigators seek to arrest former president Yoon again
West Bank town becomes 'big prison' as Israel fences it in
By
Alexander Cornwell
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Ali Sawafta
Sports
Mbappe on target as Real Madrid downs Dortmund to reach Club World Cup semis
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Andy Scott
Mbappe, who did not play during the group stage due to illness, will hope to be at full fitness when Real takes on Paris Saint-Germain, his old club.
Youthful Chelsea ready for Thiago Silva reunion at Club World Cup
By
Andy Scott
Mexico beats United States 2-1 to win 10th Gold Cup title
Alcaraz finds magic touch at Wimbledon as Sabalenka heads to quarterfinals
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John WEAVER
Norris revels in emotional first home win
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Alan Baldwin
Opinion
The U.S. bombing of Iran was a win for Putin
Marc Champion
The possibility of another war in the Middle East has sucked attention, energy and resources away from Ukraine.
Unchecked and unbalanced: The future of U.S. economic policymaking
By
Paul Nadeau
RFK Jr. is playing with babies’ lives
By
Mihir Sharma
Central Asia changes its playbook
By
Djoomart Otorbaev
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Brian Wong
China’s housing crisis is worse than it seems
By
Yi Fuxian
ENVIRONMENT
Ainu land rights in crosshairs as Hokkaido communities debate nuclear waste
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Chermaine Lee
Some scholars and activists are raising concerns that Indigenous voices are not being heard amid the debate over whether to host nuclear waste storage facilities.
China leading BRICS clean-energy boom with shift into solar, report shows
Europe’s climate resolve faces big test as EU unveils 2040 goal
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John Ainger
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Ewa Krukowska
As Southeast Asia heats up, a 性视界ese cooling giant sees a major opportunity
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Anton L. Delgado
Europe bakes in summer's first heatwave as continent warms
CULTURE
The future is bright inside the visionary mind of architect Sou Fujimoto
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Zoria Petkoska
From a model of the Grand Ring you can walk through to a futuristic city design, the architect’s exhibition at Mori Art Museum is an invitation to engage with architecture.
Queer-coded yakuza story wins prestigious U.K. crime writing award
By
Thu-Huong Ha
‘Try first, figure it out later’: Kom_I and Foodman’s beautiful mess
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Patrick St. Michel
‘Virgin Punk: Clockwork Girl’: Beautiful, brutal and bringing back ’90s anime energy
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Matt Schley
‘I Am Kirishima’ peels back the mystery of a fugitive radical
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Mark Schilling
LIFE
A tiny mountain hamlet keeps traditional log rafting afloat
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Louise George Kittaka
Log rafting was once a means of transporting timber, but now it’s the tourist draw of a tiny Wakayama village.
Shintaro Awa appointed to head the kitchen of L’Ambroisie in Paris
By
Kyoko Nakayama
What’s the first thing you think of when you think of a 性视界ese summer?
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Yuko Tamura
Beyond the lavender fields in Furano, a whisky distillery emerges
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Simon Daly
Come nightfall in Nakano, Thai eatery Orangutan opens its arms
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Kimberly Hughes
COMMUNITY
A furever friend: Tips for responsible dog ownership in 性视界
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Kat Joplin
Owning a dog in 性视界 may seem daunting, but having these tools and tips in mind can ease your journey and bring you lots of joy.
性视界ese language is your gateway to seeing the world anew
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Damian Flanagan
Miho Koshiba: ‘Wouldn’t it be nice if people looked forward to Mondays?’
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Carina Fushimi
Fine feline twosome on the hunt for a forever home
A singular ensemble: Indian food, science and Fukushima
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Trishit Banerjee
OPINION
Paul Nadeau
Unchecked and unbalanced: The future of U.S. economic policymaking
The U.S. government is defined by its separation of powers, where authority is not concentrated in a single actor but divided between the different branches.
Mihir Sharma
RFK Jr. is playing with babies’ lives
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s cut to U.S. funding for GAVI risks lives globally and damages America’s international standing.
Djoomart Otorbaev
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Brian Wong
Central Asia changes its playbook
In recent years, the five Central Asian countries have managed to rebuild their economies, stabilize their politics and deepen their engagement with the rest of the world.
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ENVIRONMENT
Ainu land rights in crosshairs as Hokkaido communities debate nuclear waste
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Chermaine Lee
CULTURE
Ghibli’s Isao Takahata exhibit shows how beloved anime is made
By
Thu-Huong Ha
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Flag football facing challenges and opportunities ahead
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John Gunning
BUSINESS
From Hokusai’s Great Wave, shinkansen to One Piece: a cultural treasure box for Lego 性视界
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Elizabeth Beattie
LIFE
With farmed fish, RelationFish swims against the tide in fine dining
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Tan Pin Yen
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Kabukicho: Tokyo’s ‘stadium of desire’
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Alex K.T. Martin
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