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China seeks an advantage with both Trump and Iran as war evolves
The war will no doubt be an important issue in talks between Trump and Xi when they meet in Beijing for a two-day summit.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan astronomers find thin atmosphere on small celestial body beyond Neptune
Previously Pluto was the only such body thought to have supported an atmosphere, due to its stronger surface gravity.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan can intervene twice more before November under IMF rules, official notes
The comments came after the yen surged last Thursday following reported intervention by the authorities, and also saw a number of intraday rallies during days that followed.
Source: The Japan Times
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Congo: Deadly Misinformation Crisis
Seventeen killings are linked to false rumors in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These rumors claim a mysterious illness causes genital atrophy.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan Boosts UAE Oil Imports Amid Hormuz Concerns
Japan is increasing oil imports from the UAE to mitigate potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. This move aims to ensure a stable energy supply for the country.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Nuclear Worker Shortage in Japan
Japan's IHI and Mitsubishi Heavy are training nuclear plant workers amid rising demand. This shortage could impact energy costs and potentially tourism infrastructure.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Casio Lacquerware Calculator Sells Out!
Casio's $600 lacquerware calculator, a blend of technology and traditional craftsmanship, has sold out quickly. This unique item highlights the ongoing appeal of artisanal goods in Japan.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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AI’s hottest private companies have booming crypto shadow market
Once the domain of digital token speculation, crypto infrastructure is being redeployed to give traders a way to bet on the likes of Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceX.
Source: The Japan Times
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AI becoming part of the race for Formula One and its teams
AI can be enable teams to navigate new regulations and spending cap rules, now set at $215 million.
Source: The Japan Times
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Trump family crypto project countersues billionaire backer Sun for 'smear campaign'
In April, Hong Kong-based Justin Sun sued World Liberty Financial, saying the company had illegally frozen the tokens he had bought.
Source: The Japan Times
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