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     Female Opposition Lawmaker Set to Challenge Tokyo Governor Koike

     Bloomberg· 17 小時前

     A leading female opposition lawmaker will challenge Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike for control of ...

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     Ueda says Bank of Japan will proceed cautiously with inflation targeting frameworks

     Reuters· 18 小時前

     ... said on Monday, noting that some challenges are "uniquely difficult" for Japan a ...

3. • The week in Asian football

     Straits Times· 18 小時前

     HONG KONG - Talking points from the week in Asian football: Read more at straitstimes.com.

4. • The week in Asian football

     Reuters· 18 小時前

     Talking points from the week in Asian football:

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     McDonald eyes Japanese domination with ‘unbelievable’ Romantic Warrior

     South China Morning Post· 19 小時前

     McDonald will ride in Japan for the first time in a decade when he hops aboard Romantic ...

6. • Japan demands North Korea cancel satellite rocket launch, spokesperson says

     Reuters· 19 小時前

     Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi, the country's top government spokesperson, said on Monday Tokyo ...

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     In Japan, is being drunk an acceptable excuse for misbehaviour?

     South China Morning Post· 20 小時前

     Izumi Tsuji, a professor of the sociology of culture at Tokyo’s Chuo University, puts it down ...

8. • Japanese university reforms offer valuable lessons

     China Daily· 21 小時前

     Japan's experience with institutional reforms aimed at fostering innovation provides valuable insights ...

9. • Strategic autonomy of Seoul and Tokyo crucial for upturn in regional relations: China Daily ...

     China Daily· 21 小時前

     The positive outcomes of the meeting between visiting Chinese Premier Li Qiang with Republic of Korea President Yoon Suk-yeol ...

10. • Protest continues against Japan's further discharge of nuke-contaminated water

      China Daily· 22 小時前

      The company said it plans to discharge approximately 7,800 metric tons of radioactive water through June 4. During a rally ...