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June 28, 2026
China/Japan/World

China-Russia Bomber Patrols Trigger New Missile Race Across Indo-Pacific

China and Russia have conducted another joint strategic air patrol over the Sea of Japan, East China Sea and western Pacific, prompting Japan and South Korea to scramble fighter jets as regional

Japan/Ukraine

Japan Funds Ukrainian War Effort with Russian Assets

The Japanese government is preparing to use proceeds from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine.  The money, $3.3 billion, helps to underwrite a larger loan that was approved by G-7 leaders in June.  The total G-7 loan is $50 billion. Ninety

July 18, 2024

Japan Facing Extinction Due to Declining Birthrate, Expert Warns

Human Rights/Japan/World

Japan is on the brink of a demographic crisis, with experts warning that the nation’s rapidly ageing population and record-low fertility rate could eventually

Japanese Prime Minister Issues Apology for ID Card Mismanagement

Japan/News

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has issued a public apology amidst mounting criticism and frustrations surrounding the government’s recent plan to consolidate individuals’ tax

Japan’s Self-Defense Forces Restructure: A Shift Toward Offensive Power

March 27, 2026
Japan/World

On March 23, 2026, the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) undertook what Japanese sources describe as a major organizational restructuring. The adjustments affected all three branches: the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF), the

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Japan Downgrades China Ties Amid Tensions, U.S. Pressure

March 25, 2026
China/Japan/World

Japan is set to revise its description of relations with China in its 2026 Diplomatic Bluebook, reflecting a notable deterioration in bilateral ties, according to a draft reviewed by reporters. The annual

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Abandoned Baby Monkey Finds Acceptance After Comforting Toy Captivates Japan

March 10, 2026
Japan/World

A baby monkey abandoned by his mother and ignored by his troop at a zoo in Japan is finally beginning to be accepted by other macaques after weeks of concern from zookeepers

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Japan’s Young Adults Are Rejecting Parenthood as Economic Pressures Mount

March 7, 2026
Human Rights/Japan/World

More than 60% of unmarried adults under the age of 30 in Japan say they do not want children, citing economic burdens and career disruption, according to a recent survey conducted by

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Japan to Arm Yonaguni Island with Missiles Amid Rising Taiwan Strait Tensions

February 25, 2026
Japan/World

Japan announced Tuesday that it plans to deploy medium-range surface-to-air missiles to Yonaguni Island in Okinawa Prefecture, just 110 kilometers east of Taiwan, by fiscal 2030, signaling a major expansion of its

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Japan’s 1,400-Year Businesses Face a Modern Reckoning

February 9, 2026
History/Japan/World

In an age when corporate lifespans are often measured in quarters rather than centuries, Japan stands apart. Scattered across the archipelago are businesses that trace their origins back more than a thousand

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Japan Dives to the Ocean Floor in Bid to Break China’s Rare Earth Grip

February 2, 2026
Japan/World

Japan has retrieved sediment containing rare earth elements from a depth of 6,000 meters in the Pacific Ocean, the government said Monday, in what it described as a world-first attempt to tap

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Japan Scrambles to Break China’s Grip on Rare Earths

January 31, 2026
Japan/World

Japan is facing mounting pressure to reduce its heavy reliance on rare earth imports from China as political tensions between Tokyo and Beijing continue to deepen. The challenge has taken on new

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Japan’s PM Says Alliance With US Would Collapse if Tokyo Stayed Neutral on Taiwan

January 28, 2026
Japan/World

Japan cannot afford to stand aside if the United States defends Taiwan in a future conflict with China, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has said, warning that failure to support American forces would

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Japan Quietly Urges Fishermen to Avoid Disputed Islands as China Tensions Rise

January 27, 2026
China/Japan/World

Japan has discreetly asked some of its fishermen to stay away from the disputed Senkaku islands in the East China Sea, reflecting growing concern in Tokyo that even minor maritime incidents could

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