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India extends insurance, logistics aid to exporters hit by Iran crisis
New Delhi launches package aimed at stabilizing shipment flows, safeguarding jobs
Source: Nikkei Asia
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ADHD medication in short supply in Japan as demand soars
Some clinics have stopped prescribing stimulant Concerta to new patients or limiting doses for longtime patients due to limited stock.
Source: The Japan Times
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50-year-old instant noodle recipe is back from the past in Japan for a limited time[Taste test]
As Donbei celebrates its 50th anniversary, two of its original noodle recipes return. Nissin might be most famous for their Cup Noodle ramen, but they know a thing or two about speedy udon and soba no
Source: SoraNews24
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Decoding ‘Trump-Speak’— a guide for Japan’s leaders
For Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the challenge of dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump is not about language or translation. The real difficulty lies in inter
Source: The Japan Times
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Lower House passes emergency ¥8.56 trillion stopgap budget
Lawmakers across party lines were forced to resort to the temporary measure for the first time in 11 years.
Source: The Japan Times
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PetroChina readies $32bn development drive as oil supply risks flare
Chinese energy majors face double-edged sword from Iran conflict
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Why are Chinese flights to North Korea resuming now?
Before both countries closed their borders due to COVID-19, North Korea received an estimated 300,000 foreign visitors in 2019, 90% of them Chinese.
Source: The Japan Times
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Donald Trump’s Suez moment
The British-French Suez blunder at least was mercifully brief; it humiliated both countries and shattered their international ambitions.
Source: The Japan Times
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Jeffrey Sachs warns Mideast conflict could spiral into World War III
Renowned economics professor says 'we are not in a good place in the world'
Source: Nikkei Asia
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‘Nowhere else to go’: The squatters in the richest part of Seoul
Having lived in the Gangnam district's Guryong Village for nearly 40 years, many are resistant to take the city's offer to leave and may face eviction.
Source: The Japan Times
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