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China Partially Resumes Japanese Seafood Imports
China has partially lifted its ban on Japanese seafood imports, resuming them gradually after a 2023 ban due to treated radioactive wastewater release from Fukushima; while welcomed by Japan as a step toward improved relations, the ban on products from ten prefectures remains.
China Partially Resumes Japanese Seafood Imports
China has partially lifted its ban on Japanese seafood imports, resuming them gradually after a 2023 ban due to treated radioactive wastewater release from Fukushima; while welcomed by Japan as a step toward improved relations, the ban on products from ten prefectures remains.
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Taiwan Completes Nuclear Phase-Out, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Taiwan has permanently shut down its last nuclear reactor, ending its reliance on nuclear energy after fulfilling a 2016 pledge; the decision, influenced by Fukushima, raises concerns about long-term energy security amid growing demand and geopolitical tensions with China.
Taiwan Completes Nuclear Phase-Out, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Taiwan has permanently shut down its last nuclear reactor, ending its reliance on nuclear energy after fulfilling a 2016 pledge; the decision, influenced by Fukushima, raises concerns about long-term energy security amid growing demand and geopolitical tensions with China.
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China Finds Normal Radiation Levels Near Fukushima, But Seafood Ban Remains
China's independent tests near Fukushima found normal radiation levels in seawater samples, but this does not guarantee an end to its ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting ongoing bilateral tensions and food safety concerns despite the International Atomic Energy Agency's confirmation that t...
China Finds Normal Radiation Levels Near Fukushima, But Seafood Ban Remains
China's independent tests near Fukushima found normal radiation levels in seawater samples, but this does not guarantee an end to its ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting ongoing bilateral tensions and food safety concerns despite the International Atomic Energy Agency's confirmation that t...
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Japanese Lawmakers Urge China to Lift Seafood Import Ban
A Japanese opposition delegation met with a senior Chinese official in Beijing on Thursday to urge an end to China's ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting efforts to improve Sino-Japanese relations despite ongoing tensions.
Japanese Lawmakers Urge China to Lift Seafood Import Ban
A Japanese opposition delegation met with a senior Chinese official in Beijing on Thursday to urge an end to China's ban on Japanese seafood imports, highlighting efforts to improve Sino-Japanese relations despite ongoing tensions.
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China Samples Japanese Fish Near Fukushima to Lift Seafood Ban
China collected Japanese fish samples near Fukushima for IAEA-led monitoring of treated radioactive water discharge, aiming to lift its seafood import ban based on analysis of radiation levels.
China Samples Japanese Fish Near Fukushima to Lift Seafood Ban
China collected Japanese fish samples near Fukushima for IAEA-led monitoring of treated radioactive water discharge, aiming to lift its seafood import ban based on analysis of radiation levels.
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Japan to Maximize Nuclear Energy, Despite Fukushima Disaster
Japan's new strategic energy plan aims to increase nuclear power's share to 20% by 2040, reversing the post-Fukushima policy of reducing reliance on nuclear energy, while also increasing renewables to 50% and cutting coal to 30-40%; this has drawn criticism over safety concerns and the risk of anoth...
Japan to Maximize Nuclear Energy, Despite Fukushima Disaster
Japan's new strategic energy plan aims to increase nuclear power's share to 20% by 2040, reversing the post-Fukushima policy of reducing reliance on nuclear energy, while also increasing renewables to 50% and cutting coal to 30-40%; this has drawn criticism over safety concerns and the risk of anoth...
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China to Resume Japanese Seafood Imports After Fukushima Wastewater Dispute
China will resume imports of Japanese seafood, ending a ban imposed in 2023 due to concerns about the Fukushima wastewater release; the decision follows an agreement between Japanese and Chinese officials to join UN water sampling missions and follows assurances of safety.
China to Resume Japanese Seafood Imports After Fukushima Wastewater Dispute
China will resume imports of Japanese seafood, ending a ban imposed in 2023 due to concerns about the Fukushima wastewater release; the decision follows an agreement between Japanese and Chinese officials to join UN water sampling missions and follows assurances of safety.
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China Finds No Abnormalities in Fukushima Water Tests, But Maintains Opposition
China's independent tests near the Fukushima plant found no abnormalities in hazardous elements in late February, yet China continues opposing Japan's nuclear-contaminated water discharge, citing the need for long-term international monitoring and the commitment's fulfillment.
China Finds No Abnormalities in Fukushima Water Tests, But Maintains Opposition
China's independent tests near the Fukushima plant found no abnormalities in hazardous elements in late February, yet China continues opposing Japan's nuclear-contaminated water discharge, citing the need for long-term international monitoring and the commitment's fulfillment.
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Pompeii and Ukraine: A Contrast of Destruction and Resilience
A German author travels to Naples to meet a Ukrainian friend who visits Pompeii, contrasting the preserved ancient city with the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting themes of displacement, resilience, and the enduring human spirit.
Pompeii and Ukraine: A Contrast of Destruction and Resilience
A German author travels to Naples to meet a Ukrainian friend who visits Pompeii, contrasting the preserved ancient city with the ongoing war in Ukraine, highlighting themes of displacement, resilience, and the enduring human spirit.
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Fukushima Disaster: Zabirov's Research Improves Nuclear Safety
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster resulted from a tsunami-induced power outage, causing reactor overheating and a zirconium-steam reaction that led to hydrogen explosions, damaging reactor buildings and releasing radioactive material; Arslan Zabirov's research on fuel rod cooling aims to improv...
Fukushima Disaster: Zabirov's Research Improves Nuclear Safety
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster resulted from a tsunami-induced power outage, causing reactor overheating and a zirconium-steam reaction that led to hydrogen explosions, damaging reactor buildings and releasing radioactive material; Arslan Zabirov's research on fuel rod cooling aims to improv...
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Japanese Court Rejects Lawsuit to Halt Sendai Nuclear Plant
A Japanese court rejected a lawsuit by approximately 3,000 residents to shut down two reactors at the Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture, citing a lack of specific risk from natural disasters despite the plant's location near active volcanoes and a fault; the plaintiffs plan to appeal.
Japanese Court Rejects Lawsuit to Halt Sendai Nuclear Plant
A Japanese court rejected a lawsuit by approximately 3,000 residents to shut down two reactors at the Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture, citing a lack of specific risk from natural disasters despite the plant's location near active volcanoes and a fault; the plaintiffs plan to appeal.
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48% Bias Score
Japan Revives Nuclear Power in Post-Fukushima Energy Plan
Japan's new energy plan prioritizes nuclear power, aiming for 20% of energy output by 2040 using approximately 30 reactors, despite the 2011 Fukushima disaster, to address emission targets and energy security, while increasing renewables to 40-50% and decreasing coal usage to 30-40%.
Japan Revives Nuclear Power in Post-Fukushima Energy Plan
Japan's new energy plan prioritizes nuclear power, aiming for 20% of energy output by 2040 using approximately 30 reactors, despite the 2011 Fukushima disaster, to address emission targets and energy security, while increasing renewables to 40-50% and decreasing coal usage to 30-40%.
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52% Bias Score
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