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The Japan Times 🇯🇵

📅 since 1897

The Japan Times is Japan's largest and oldest English-language daily newspaper. It is published by The Japan Times, Ltd. — Wikipedia

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1. Rubio cites 'necessity' of U.S. sanctions on ICC in call with Japanese counterpart
2. Takaichi again in a bind as U.S. threatens to 'end' ICC
3. U.S. sanctions ICC after former judge wins Nobel Peace Prize
4. The court's legislative body demanded "the immediate revocation" of the sanctions, urging "the international community to stand firm" in its defense
5. Two die and 16 hurt in Osaka danjiri float festival accidents
6. 'Everyone is angry': Okinawans fearful and frustrated after killing
7. Driver's license data breaches becoming major concern
8. The victims, both men, were crushed under floats that overturned when traveling on the road, according to the Osaka Prefectural Police department
9. The alleged murder by an American soldier has reignited controversy over the heavy U.S. military presence on the southern island
10. The rush may reflect fears that their license data could be abused. Police, however, say that reissuing a license would do little to prevent crime
11. Germany eyes joining GCAP fighter jet project with U.K, Italy and Japan
12. More Japanese firms hit by large-scale data breaches
13. The companies respectively said that they had found no evidence of unauthorized use of the affected information by third parties
14. Tokyo's palace runners say respect vital as Chiyoda considers new safety measures
15. What to know about income requirements, pension payments and the all-important statement of reasons
16. Tax cut to bring ¥36,000 benefit per citizen, Takaichi says
17. The rate for the United States rose 9.3 percentage points from the previous fiscal 2025 survey. The figure stood at 6.6% in fiscal 2024
18. Japan to launch research study on rapid-response space transport
19. Nishiyama, 31, who holds four titles in the joryu kishi system for women, could become the first female to compete in the top open system
20. 26% in Japan see U.S. as biggest threat to world peace: survey
21. Newspaper subscription rate in Japan falls below 50% for first time
22. Tomoka Nishiyama earns right to become shogi's first female kishi player
23. U.S. Treasury chief Scott Bessent to skip IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok
24. Trump's AI liability push opens blame game for models gone rogue
25. Further complicating any finding of responsibility, a model's behavior is shaped by both its AI developer and the end user deploying the system
26. Japan's Prudential Life ordered to halt operations for over three months
27. Anthropic cites new AI misbehavior, some on government sites
28. Beer maker leaders may have been aware of price cartel
29. Major electronics firms bombarded with cyberdefense inquiries
30. Trump calls for replacing Zelenskyy in tussle over diesel deal with Russia
31. Trust in science falls as COVID-era confidence fades, global survey finds
32. Zelenskyy, in some of his sharpest criticism yet of the White House, blasted Trump's deal with Putin to lift sanctions on Russian diesel
33. Every day, Niyaha al-Masri spends six exhausting hours or more queueing at a community kitchen in the hope of getting some food for her family
34. Indonesia releases eight orangutans rescued from fires to protected forest
35. Hunger and malnutrition stalk Gazans, one year on from ceasefire
36. Exiled over cannabis bust, a volleyball star opens up about his second chance
37. Shunichiro Sato's arrest is part of a broader wave of drug busts that has swept through Japanese sports this year
38. Guardians beat White Sox to complete comeback and punch ticket to ALCS
39. Eliud Kipchoge wins first marathon since 2023
40. Ronaldo suspended by Portugal FA after leaving camp and criticizing coach
41. NASCAR and IndyCar look to generate Formula One-type growth overseas
42. With bilateral trade booming, why are Japan-China tensions rising?
43. Oct. 7 was a tragedy, what followed was worse
44. In our new era of "weaponized interdependence," economic ties can create strategic vulnerabilities
45. Closing NATO's deterrence gap
46. South Korea's central bank is smart not to kill this boom
47. Three years after Oct. 7, Netanyahu's legacy is isolation
48. Weather-roiling El Nino hits record strength, Japan weather agency says
49. More intense rain is overwhelming flood defenses and reaching places outside predicted risk zones, leaving residents to confront unexpected dangers
50. Walking through flames: Orangutan rescued in Indonesia fires
51. More than 20 years after their literary debut, two of Nao-Cola Yamazaki's books have finally appeared in English translation for the first time
52. 'Children Untold' shines a light on the plight of postwar orphans
53. Yayoi Kusama Museum new exhibit unveils a 'ladder to heaven'
54. Netflix vies to be a cut above in TV production
55. Saving for the future is making some investors 'NISA broke'
56. Tokyo walks away with two spots on 50 Best Bars list
57. NATO has strengthened defenses against growing Russian hybrid provocations, but stronger penalties are needed to deter further aggression
58. The shift in attitudes toward Israel is not unique to the U.S., with international polling showing negative views among voters in several countries
59. South Korea's economic boom can continue, with the central bank taking a restrained approach to managing spillovers

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