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Japanese Sumo Wrestlers Return to Europe Amidst Skepticism
Top Japanese Sumo wrestlers will compete in London's Royal Albert Hall in October 2025, a rare European event that faces skepticism due to the sport's unique traditions and cultural differences, according to former European champion Pieter Vroon.
Japanese Sumo Wrestlers Return to Europe Amidst Skepticism
Top Japanese Sumo wrestlers will compete in London's Royal Albert Hall in October 2025, a rare European event that faces skepticism due to the sport's unique traditions and cultural differences, according to former European champion Pieter Vroon.
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GCAP: Next-Generation Fighter Jet Program
Italy, Japan, and the UK are collaborating on the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) to develop a next-generation fighter jet by 2035; Leonardo will lead the electronics and cybersecurity components, investing nearly €200 million in R&D since 2022, with the first flight planned for 2028.
GCAP: Next-Generation Fighter Jet Program
Italy, Japan, and the UK are collaborating on the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) to develop a next-generation fighter jet by 2035; Leonardo will lead the electronics and cybersecurity components, investing nearly €200 million in R&D since 2022, with the first flight planned for 2028.
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Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing; Daleman, Beune Achieve Podium Finishes
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race in Beijing, with 17-year-old Angel Daleman taking bronze and Joy Beune winning silver in the 3000m race despite swallowing a mosquito.
Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing; Daleman, Beune Achieve Podium Finishes
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race in Beijing, with 17-year-old Angel Daleman taking bronze and Joy Beune winning silver in the 3000m race despite swallowing a mosquito.
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Ishiba's Minority Government: A New Era of Japanese Politics
After his coalition lost the majority in Japan's lower house election on October 27th, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba must now cooperate with the opposition to maintain his government, signaling a shift towards a more inclusive policy-making process and potentially impacting Japan's domestic and fore...
Ishiba's Minority Government: A New Era of Japanese Politics
After his coalition lost the majority in Japan's lower house election on October 27th, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba must now cooperate with the opposition to maintain his government, signaling a shift towards a more inclusive policy-making process and potentially impacting Japan's domestic and fore...
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England's Rugby Win: A Defensive Dilemma
Analysis of England's rugby victory over Japan, focusing on their defensive weaknesses and the need for strategic improvements.
England's Rugby Win: A Defensive Dilemma
Analysis of England's rugby victory over Japan, focusing on their defensive weaknesses and the need for strategic improvements.
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Is Polite Japan Becoming Less Tolerant?
Japan, known for its polite culture, is facing a rise in aggressive customer behavior towards service staff, prompting businesses and the government to implement new policies and training to address the issue.
Is Polite Japan Becoming Less Tolerant?
Japan, known for its polite culture, is facing a rise in aggressive customer behavior towards service staff, prompting businesses and the government to implement new policies and training to address the issue.
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Japan Monitors South Korea Martial Law, Expresses Concern for Bilateral Ties
Following South Korea's brief declaration of martial law on December 12, 2023, Japan expressed grave concerns, with Prime Minister Ishiba stating that the situation is being closely monitored for its impact on bilateral ties, including a potential summit with President Yoon. Japanese businesses are ...
Japan Monitors South Korea Martial Law, Expresses Concern for Bilateral Ties
Following South Korea's brief declaration of martial law on December 12, 2023, Japan expressed grave concerns, with Prime Minister Ishiba stating that the situation is being closely monitored for its impact on bilateral ties, including a potential summit with President Yoon. Japanese businesses are ...
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Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing; Daleman, Beune Secure Medals
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race in Beijing with a time of 1:14.62, while 17-year-old Angel Daleman earned bronze (1:14.91), and Joy Beune secured silver in the 3000m despite swallowing a mosquito during her race.
Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing; Daleman, Beune Secure Medals
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race in Beijing with a time of 1:14.62, while 17-year-old Angel Daleman earned bronze (1:14.91), and Joy Beune secured silver in the 3000m despite swallowing a mosquito during her race.
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Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing, Daleman Secures Bronze
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race at the World Cup in Beijing with a time of 1:14.62, followed by Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong (silver, 1:14.72), and 17-year-old Angel Daleman (bronze, 1:14.91); Joy Beune won silver in the 3000m race despite swallowing a bug.
Takagi Wins 1000m in Beijing, Daleman Secures Bronze
Miho Takagi won the women's 1000m speed skating race at the World Cup in Beijing with a time of 1:14.62, followed by Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong (silver, 1:14.72), and 17-year-old Angel Daleman (bronze, 1:14.91); Joy Beune won silver in the 3000m race despite swallowing a bug.
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Chinese Balloon and Military Activity Near Taiwan Sparks Tensions
China's military activities near Taiwan, including the detection of a balloon and multiple aircraft and warships, raise tensions and prompt responses from the US and other regional allies.
Chinese Balloon and Military Activity Near Taiwan Sparks Tensions
China's military activities near Taiwan, including the detection of a balloon and multiple aircraft and warships, raise tensions and prompt responses from the US and other regional allies.
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Sado Mines Memorial Renews Japan-South Korea Tensions
Japan's memorial ceremony for victims of forced labor at the Sado gold mines, a UNESCO World Heritage site, sparked a diplomatic row with South Korea, which boycotted the event.
Sado Mines Memorial Renews Japan-South Korea Tensions
Japan's memorial ceremony for victims of forced labor at the Sado gold mines, a UNESCO World Heritage site, sparked a diplomatic row with South Korea, which boycotted the event.
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Japan's Love Hotels: A Visual Exploration
A French photographer documents the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, highlighting their cultural significance and evolution.
Japan's Love Hotels: A Visual Exploration
A French photographer documents the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, highlighting their cultural significance and evolution.
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