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G7 Condemns China, Russia; Warns of Further Sanctions
The G7 foreign ministers, meeting in Canada, issued a joint statement condemning China's aggressive maritime actions and Russia's war in Ukraine, warning of further sanctions against Russia and emphasizing the need for long-term security arrangements for Ukraine.
G7 Condemns China, Russia; Warns of Further Sanctions
The G7 foreign ministers, meeting in Canada, issued a joint statement condemning China's aggressive maritime actions and Russia's war in Ukraine, warning of further sanctions against Russia and emphasizing the need for long-term security arrangements for Ukraine.
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20% Bias Score
Japanese PM Admits Giving Gift Vouchers to Lawmakers
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba admitted to giving 100,000 yen ($676) gift vouchers to new Liberal Democratic Party lawmakers before a March 3 dinner at his residence, raising ethical concerns amid a prior slush fund scandal.
Japanese PM Admits Giving Gift Vouchers to Lawmakers
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba admitted to giving 100,000 yen ($676) gift vouchers to new Liberal Democratic Party lawmakers before a March 3 dinner at his residence, raising ethical concerns amid a prior slush fund scandal.
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16% Bias Score
Japan Unveils New Earthquake-Resistant Bullet Train Designed by British Firm
British firm Studio Tangerine partnered with JR East to design Japan's new E10 bullet train, set to launch in 2030, replacing existing models on the Tohoku line with enhanced safety features, including earthquake resistance, and a passenger-centric design inspired by Japanese aesthetics.
Japan Unveils New Earthquake-Resistant Bullet Train Designed by British Firm
British firm Studio Tangerine partnered with JR East to design Japan's new E10 bullet train, set to launch in 2030, replacing existing models on the Tohoku line with enhanced safety features, including earthquake resistance, and a passenger-centric design inspired by Japanese aesthetics.
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8% Bias Score
Japanese Companies Meet Full Wage Demands Amid Inflation and Labor Shortages
Major Japanese companies, including Toyota, fully met their labor unions' wage demands on Wednesday, granting raises of up to $165 per month due to surging prices and chronic labor shortages; this is the highest pay increase in 30 years and follows a trend of record profits for major companies.
Japanese Companies Meet Full Wage Demands Amid Inflation and Labor Shortages
Major Japanese companies, including Toyota, fully met their labor unions' wage demands on Wednesday, granting raises of up to $165 per month due to surging prices and chronic labor shortages; this is the highest pay increase in 30 years and follows a trend of record profits for major companies.
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Japan Aims for Eightfold Increase in Rice Exports by 2030
Japan plans to increase rice exports eightfold to 350,000 tons by 2030 to address domestic shortages and boost agricultural exports to 5 trillion yen, while increasing food-related spending by tourists to 4.5 trillion yen.
Japan Aims for Eightfold Increase in Rice Exports by 2030
Japan plans to increase rice exports eightfold to 350,000 tons by 2030 to address domestic shortages and boost agricultural exports to 5 trillion yen, while increasing food-related spending by tourists to 4.5 trillion yen.
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44% Bias Score
Nissan Appoints New CEO to Address Declining Profits and Brand Challenges
Nissan announced that Ivan Espinosa, its chief planning officer, will become CEO on April 1, succeeding Makoto Uchida amidst declining profits and failed merger talks with Honda; Espinosa's focus on product development aims to revitalize the brand.
Nissan Appoints New CEO to Address Declining Profits and Brand Challenges
Nissan announced that Ivan Espinosa, its chief planning officer, will become CEO on April 1, succeeding Makoto Uchida amidst declining profits and failed merger talks with Honda; Espinosa's focus on product development aims to revitalize the brand.
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36% Bias Score
Ishiba Faces Backlash Over Gift Vouchers to Lawmakers
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba distributed 100,000 yen gift vouchers to 15 rookie LDP lower house members before a dinner meeting, sparking controversy and calls for his resignation due to potential legal violations and a disconnect from public sentiment.
Ishiba Faces Backlash Over Gift Vouchers to Lawmakers
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba distributed 100,000 yen gift vouchers to 15 rookie LDP lower house members before a dinner meeting, sparking controversy and calls for his resignation due to potential legal violations and a disconnect from public sentiment.
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56% Bias Score
Japanese Police Arrest Seven for Child Rape and Pornography
Seven men in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, were arrested for repeatedly raping their daughters or stepdaughters, aged 6-14, filming the acts, and sharing the videos in an online group chat, leading to charges of child sexual abuse and child pornography violations.
Japanese Police Arrest Seven for Child Rape and Pornography
Seven men in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, were arrested for repeatedly raping their daughters or stepdaughters, aged 6-14, filming the acts, and sharing the videos in an online group chat, leading to charges of child sexual abuse and child pornography violations.
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44% Bias Score
Niseko Defies Japan's Ski Industry Decline with Record Snowfall
Despite a recent trend of warming winters and declining skier numbers in Japan, Niseko experienced record snowfall this season due to the La Niña weather pattern and Siberian cold fronts, attracting increased international tourism, particularly from the US, with luxury resorts and amenities contribu...
Niseko Defies Japan's Ski Industry Decline with Record Snowfall
Despite a recent trend of warming winters and declining skier numbers in Japan, Niseko experienced record snowfall this season due to the La Niña weather pattern and Siberian cold fronts, attracting increased international tourism, particularly from the US, with luxury resorts and amenities contribu...
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40% Bias Score
US Imposes Broad Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Sparking Global Trade Tensions
The U.S. imposed a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, prompting retaliatory measures from the EU and highlighting trade tensions with Japan, despite its small share of U.S. steel imports.
US Imposes Broad Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Sparking Global Trade Tensions
The U.S. imposed a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, prompting retaliatory measures from the EU and highlighting trade tensions with Japan, despite its small share of U.S. steel imports.
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44% Bias Score
Nissan Appoints New CEO Amidst Financial Restructuring
Nissan announced that Iván Espinosa will replace Makoto Uchida as president and CEO on April 1st, as part of a restructuring plan to address significant financial losses stemming from declining sales in key markets, including a 20% global production cut and 9,000 job losses.
Nissan Appoints New CEO Amidst Financial Restructuring
Nissan announced that Iván Espinosa will replace Makoto Uchida as president and CEO on April 1st, as part of a restructuring plan to address significant financial losses stemming from declining sales in key markets, including a 20% global production cut and 9,000 job losses.
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40% Bias Score
Nissan Appoints Iván Espinosa as New CEO
Nissan announced that Iván Espinosa, its director of planning, will become CEO on April 1st, succeeding Makoto Uchida whose resignation follows disappointing financial results and failed merger talks with Honda. Espinosa, a 46-year-old Mexican national, has overseen product planning and development ...
Nissan Appoints Iván Espinosa as New CEO
Nissan announced that Iván Espinosa, its director of planning, will become CEO on April 1st, succeeding Makoto Uchida whose resignation follows disappointing financial results and failed merger talks with Honda. Espinosa, a 46-year-old Mexican national, has overseen product planning and development ...
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36% Bias Score
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