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Japan to Ban Power Banks on Flights
Japan is planning to ban the use of power banks on passenger flights. This new regulation will impose stricter limits on lithium-ion devices carried onto aircraft.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan Unions Push for Record Wage Hikes
Major Japanese labor unions, including those at Mazda and Hino, are advocating for unprecedented wage increases. This push aims to offset inflation and improve workers' financial well-being.
Source: Nikkei Asia
Culture•
Why is everyone so self-righteous?
Self-righteousness comes from judging the world by the perceived correctness of actions rather than by the quality of outcomes.
Source: The Japan Times
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China has slashed air pollution, but the ‘war’ isn’t over
In much of the country, the air remains dangerous to breathe by World Health Organization standards.
Source: The Japan Times
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Nepal's political crossroads: an election guide
A look at the key players in an election many young Nepalis hope will usher in new leadership.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan mulls resuming ODA loans to Pakistan after decadelong hiatus
Aid agency JICA will consult with Tokyo as economy steadies
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Trump White House upends K-Street power balance: upstart lobbyist
'If you're not at the table, you're on the menu,' Checkmate head warns Japan companies
Source: Nikkei Asia
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In reversal, Thai bourse 'welcomes' alcohol producer IPOs
Chairman looks to jump-start stock market after failed Thai Beverage debut in 2000s
Source: Nikkei Asia
Culture•
Shizuoka hot springs town invites you to see one of the longest hina doll displays in Japan
This stairway of hina dolls at a local shrine is a true sight to behold and might actually make you lose your breath for good reason. Spring is almost upon us, and with the advent of March comes an im
Source: SoraNews24
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‘Punk wellness’: China’s stressed youth mix traditional medicine and cocktails
Bars focused on traditional Chinese medicine have popped up in several cities across the country.
Source: The Japan Times
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