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Mumbai’s skyline is soaring. So is the pressure on housing.
These days prices for some apartments are on par with parts of New York, and developers are putting in amenities to make analysts and traders feel at home.
Source: The Japan Times
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61-year-old Japanese fisherman falls off boat and defies odds to swim to safety
Captain Crunch Time. Having an accident at sea is one of the more horrific things to happen to a person. Many people would not be able to overcome that feeling of cold loneliness, aside from the poten
Source: SoraNews24
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Editor's Choice: Energy crisis spreads across Asia, but investors stay bullish
Akito Tanaka shares his weekly reflections and recommendations
Source: Nikkei Asia
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In Tokyo, Margiela’s art exhibition creates a haunting house
The brief but significant Tokyo exhibition offers a look at how Martin Margiela's mind works in his new chosen field of fine art.
Source: The Japan Times
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Vietnam leader To Lam's China trip yields rail, airline, security deals
Vietjet to lease 10 COMAC jetliners; Beijing to finance cross-border railway
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Buyers flock to US crude oil as Iran clash squeezes Mideast supply
Empty tankers mainly from Asia form long lines from Cape of Good Hope to US Gulf Coast
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Indonesia draws backlash at home by entertaining US airspace request
Experts call Prabowo's foreign policy moves 'sporadic,' warn of Iranian reprisals
Source: Nikkei Asia
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From Brussels to Tokyo — NATO delegation maps out next cooperation steps with Japan
Officials say the partnership could act as a force multiplier, combining Japan's technological prowess with NATO's operational experience.
Source: The Japan Times
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Investigators in Kyoto murder case say suspect's dashcam footage was deleted
The Kyoto Prefectural Police believe the 37-year-old suspect, Yūki Adachi, may have deleted the footage to conceal his movements.
Source: The Japan Times
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Hakamata Case: Retrial Review Sparks Controversy
The sister of Iwao Hakamata, a former death row inmate, is criticizing Japan's retrial review process. She's calling for reforms to prevent prosecutorial appeals and ensure full evidence disclosure.
Source: The Japan Times
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