373 events about "Japan"

5 August 2025, 10:20

Japan recorded a record high temperature of 41.8°C on Tuesday, highlighting the severe effects of climate change and drought.

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International

3 August 2025, 12:00

China and Russia have begun joint naval exercises in the Sea of Japan, aimed at deepening their strategic partnership and countering US influence.

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Marco Hannappel, PMI: Europe supports the transformation of industry through investment, skills and competitive factories

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Japan and South Korea face record high temperatures, putting pressure on medical systems and causing heatstroke warnings.

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International

31 July 2025, 10:18

The global ranking of naval forces shows that the US, China and Russia dominate, with a significant total tonnage, reflecting their military strength and projection capability.

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International

30 July 2025, 17:45

A quake measuring 8.8 on the Richter scale struck on the Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering panic and tsunami warnings on four continents, including Hawaii and Japan.

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30 July 2025, 14:27

Miyoko Hiroyasu, Japan's oldest person, has died at 114, with Shigeko Kagawa taking the title

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International

30 July 2025, 12:07

Four whales stranded off the coast of Japan during a tsunami warning after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in the Russian Far East.

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International

30 July 2025, 10:44

Workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan have been evacuated after tsunami warnings were issued following an 8.7-magnitude earthquake off the east coast of Russia.

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27 July 2025, 09:52

Japan will invest $550bn in the US to support semiconductor companies in return for lower tariffs on exports.

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International

23 July 2025, 17:21

President Trump announced a trade deal with Japan, imposing a 15% tax on imported goods, accompanied by the promise of Japanese investment in the US.

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International

23 July 2025, 16:45

Kansai Electric Power will begin drilling for a new nuclear reactor at the Mihama plant, marking the first construction of its kind since the Fukushima disaster

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International

Energy leaders gathered at RIEC 2026 call for investment in production, grids, and infrastructure security

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EU and Japanese leaders agreed on initiatives to strengthen collaboration on economic security, defense and trade in the context of global challenges.

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International

23 July 2025, 06:17

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will resign next month, taking responsibility for the ruling coalition's losses.

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International

23 July 2025, 05:28

The agreement provides for 15% tariffs on goods from Japan, including cars, instead of 25%, starting August 1, 2025.

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International

22 July 2025, 12:47

Kansai Electric Power Co. has confirmed it is studying the construction of a new nuclear reactor in Japan, marking an important step in the post-Fukushima revival of atomic power.

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Current Affairs

22 July 2025, 07:07

The Romanian national water polo team lost to Japan, 20-19, and finished the World Championship in 10th place.

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Sport

21 July 2025, 13:33

The nationalist Sanseito party won 14 seats in Japan's upper house elections, promoting an anti-immigration message and tax cuts.

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International

21 July 2025, 06:10

Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's prime minister, lost his majority in the Senate after the recent elections, fueling speculation that he may resign.

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International

20 July 2025, 15:43

Japan's ruling coalition could lose its majority in the upper house, adding to political instability, according to a poll

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International

20 July 2025, 08:43

Disputed upper house elections in Japan could affect Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's control of the upper house amid rising prices and concerns over immigration.

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International

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