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Tokyo University Ethics Probe Uncovers Violations
An internal investigation at the University of Tokyo has revealed multiple ethics violations. This follows bribery scandals involving faculty last year.
Source: The Japan Times
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Pharmaceutical logistics in demand as war rattles supply chains
As fears of medicine shortages grow amid the war in the Middle East, pharmaceutical logistics help ensure steady shipments to hospitals, pharmacies, and other customers worldwide.
Source: The Japan Times
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Trump’s victory rhetoric undercut by downed U.S. jet in Iran war
The downing of a U.S. aircraft has pierced the aura of invincibility Donald Trump has sought to project.
Source: The Japan Times
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Gasoline, diapers and drinks: Japan faces wide-ranging impact amid concern over oil
The government has assured the public that the supply of crude oil is sufficient for now, but efforts to curb consumption could be needed if the situation doesn't improve.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan should lead efforts toward U.S.-Iran ceasefire
Terashima said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi had visited him to exchange opinions on nuclear issues in 2010, when he was the Iranian ambassador to Japan.
Source: The Japan Times
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Tonga's debt to China hinders rebuilding effort four years after eruption
Tongan Prime Minister Lord Fakafanua has said his country will not be accepting any more loans from Beijing.
Source: The Japan Times
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Can a downtown Tokyo super sento bathhouse beat a hotel for a one-night stay?
Does the morning sauna make up for a night of communal snoring? With Tokyo hotel prices increasing due to the tourism boom, both domestic and international travelers are often left on the hunt for bud
Source: SoraNews24
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U.S. rescues airman as Trump and Israel pressure Iran ahead of deadline
The dramatic extraction resolved a crisis for U.S. President Donald Trump with the war on Iran in its sixth week.
Source: The Japan Times
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Takaichi’s path from crisis manager to ‘champion’ builder
Despite steady leadership amid global risks, Prime Minister Takaichi lacks decisive economic vision, leaving questions about whether she will seize the narrow window for reform.
Source: The Japan Times
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3-year-old girl dies after being hit by car in Kitakyushu
A three-year-old girl of Pakistani nationality was struck and killed by a car while running on a pedestrian crossing in Kitakyushu City on Friday. The incident occurred at…
Source: Japan Today
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