Japan’s bad market week continues, with the yen, bonds and stocks struggling
Fiscal concerns are denting investor confidence, while a global tech rout is a contributing factor.
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LG Energy may supply batteries for U.S. drones in pivot to defense
The potential shift highlights broader moves by commercial companies as Washington pushes to replenish munitions used…
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U.S. sanctions Japanese ICC chief, testing Tokyo’s support for global court
The move by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump presents a dilemma for Tokyo, a strong backer of…
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As campaigns begin in Nigeria, Tinubu’s reelection bid puts his party on trial
The gap between improving economic indicators and worsening household finances is likely to define the campaign.
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As Europe rearms, Italy’s fragmented space sector faces a scale test
Italy's space sector is known for niche engineering expertise but remains dominated by small and medium-size companies.
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Japanese nuclear power plant death threatens to delay restart
A worker was killed after falling into a silo containing gravel needed to help build a seawall at Unit 3 of the Tomari…
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Japanese actor Keiko Kishi dies at 93
Born in Yokohama, Kishi was one of the stars of Japan's postwar film industry and also built a distinguished career as…
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Mizuho markets head expects BOJ to raise rates soon and more often
Many Japanese financial institutions remain reluctant to wade back into the nation's bond market as rates rise and…
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Americans love giant trucks — but they’re killing us
An key obstacle is that U.S. automakers apparently can't make money on anything but large vehicles.
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Stable of young stars fueling resurgence of storied Nihon University sumo program
For roughly 50 years, Nihon University not only had the most dominant program in collegiate sumo, but also exercised an…
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Japan to require AI firms to disclose training data
A draft code has been drawn up amid growing concerns that texts and images may be used to train AI models without…
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Marathon runners are training for a hotter world
They are adjusting their pace, making changes to their running schedules and locations, and donning gear that helps…
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Trump’s North Korea pivot is a warning for Japan
The White House's outreach to Kim Jong Un marks a test for the U.S.-led security order.
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Trump says U.S. and Canada strike deal to temporarily pause tariffs
The U.S. president added that the Keystone XL Pipeline "may be awoken from the grave," but did not provide details.
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Japan starts planning language program for foreign residents
The program would also assist in helping residents understand local systems and rules, and is hoped to be trialed in…
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Development Bank of Japan to boost ties with regional banks
The government-backed bank plans to accept personnel seconded from regional lenders and form investment funds as part…
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Ravens’ Calais Campbell appreciative of support after family tragedy
Campbell's brother Ciarre faces murder and aggravated assault charges in the July 1 death of their mother, Nateal…
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U.S. Paralympian sees LA Games as chance to challenge China and change perceptions
Truwit, who won two silver medals in Paris a year after losing her lower left leg in a shark attack, saw firsthand how…
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Japan mulls expert teams for cyberattack-hit local governments
The considerations come as difficulties rise in securing sufficient personnel and budgets for cybersecurity measures.
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Trump’s South Korea move creates more headaches for Takaichi
The U.S. president's order to shorten allied exercises with South Korea to avoid sending "inappropriate and hostile"…
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Japan’s migrant children: The hidden challenges of belonging
As Japan continues to debate migration, belonging is often framed as something migrants must eventually earn through…
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Trump holds off Iran strikes on pledge Hormuz deal is close
The announcement marks a moment of potential respite after days of escalating tensions.
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For Japan’s aging homeless people, brutal summers are dangerously inescapable
At a time when temperatures are regularly reaching dangerous levels, people without homes are increasingly vulnerable…
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Japan Times 2001: Koizumi visits Yasukuni early
Additionally, our archives feature more coverage on the Lockheed scandal and the creation of NHK.
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Japan Lower House to install security cameras in Diet building
The plan has been considered partly in response to an incident in which a government employee secretly filmed a woman…
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Etc.books: A lone bookstore in Tokyo pushes against sexism
Etc.books helped redefine feminist publishing in Japan. Now its greatest challenge is staying open.
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1 in 4 people in Japan believes AI could replace friends and family: poll
In the survey, 30.8% of the overall respondents said they use generative AI, such as ChatGPT, while 67.8% said they do…
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This children’s cafeteria in Shikoku serves up free meals and global perspectives
As immigration becomes an increasingly contentious issue in Japan, a children's cafeteria in Shikoku is bridging…
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Extra budget may be compiled for Kumamoto quake
The focus is on the decision of the prime minister, who prioritizes the regular budget and calls for an end to the…
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Europe’s key rivers are drying up as extreme heat impact widens
Rhine and Danube levels have dwindled over an unusually hot and dry summer, with repeated bouts of high-pressure…
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Shigure may look a bit unusual, but he’s a very special cat
Shigure has a visual impairment but is a fearless adventurer — and also extremely funny and friendly.
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What Ukraine and Iran teach us about deterrence
As drones and missiles reshape modern warfare, the question is whether asymmetric capabilities can prevent conflict…
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Japan eyes diplomatic support for firms’ entry into India
India has ranked first for the fourth straight year as the most promising overseas market in a survey released in 2025…
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Long lines at Tokyo shop selling Kumamoto goods after quake
Customers at the shop say they want to support people in areas devastated by the 7.1 magnitude quake by purchasing…
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‘Hey Siri, call 119’: How three kids proved a smartphone can be a lifeline
The way fifth-graders responded to a recent medical emergency in Kobe prompts questions over whether smartphones are a…
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Princess Aiko observes traditional rites at Mie’s Grand Shrines of Ise
Princess Aiko visited a facility where specially designated timber for the next reconstruction, set for 2033, is…
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