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August 28, 2025

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Modi is converted to Asia amidst American invoice

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi led abroad on Thursday to meet leaders of China, Japan and Russia, seeking to build closer diplomatic ties, as New Delhi fights in the autumn of the US -duty duty. The closest to some of the world’s largest economies, including its first visit to China in seven years, Modi hopes to boost the support of the “Make in India” flagship initiative, mainly from Japan, as Trump’s measures promote new partnerships. “This will be an opportunity to launch several new initiatives to build greater resistance to the relationship and respond to emerging opportunities and challenges,” Foreign

August 4, 2025

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17 heat records breaking in Japan

Rickshaw drivers stand under artificial fog to cool near a shopping street, as pedestrians use umbrellas to flee from the Sun in the ASAKUSA area near the Sensoji Temple, on a hot day in Tokyo in Japan on July 28 2025 – AFP Tokyo: Seventeen heat files were broken in Japan on Monday, the weather said after the country fell through the hottest June and July. Heat fuels are becoming increasingly intense and frequent worldwide due to human -induced climate change, scientists say and Japan is no exception. The city of Komatsu, in the central area of Ishikawa, saw a

July 28, 2025

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United States, Japan strike to reduce invoices

People react as they read a special edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper that reported the US and Japan invoice deal in Tokyo on July 23 2025 – Reuters Invoices for Japanese goods are reduced to 15% from 25% Japanese jump stocks, yen reinforces against dollar. Tokyo to increase the US agricultural market market. Washington/Tokyo: The United States and Japan have hit an agreement to reduce the president of tariffs Donald Trump who threatened to impose goods from its Asian ally that included a $ 550 billion investment package from investment and loans from Tokyo. The agreement will bring immediate

July 21, 2025

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Japan Prime Minister hangs after ‘extremely sad’ election

Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is attending a press conference at the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) headquarters in Tokyo on July 21, 2025 – Reuters Japan Prime Minister Ishiba remains after the election failure. Sanseito is gaining ground with a nationalist, anti-panoramic platform. “Diplomacy is under pressure right now.” Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba gathered Monday, even after the fall of his coalition, called “extremely sad” outcome of the elections, as a painful new US invoices. In the Sunday elections of Sunday’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which has been governed almost since 1955, and Komeito’s associate fell into three positions,

July 21, 2025

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Election is shown for Japan PM

TOKYO: Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba lost the majority of the highest house in the elections on Sunday, local media predicted a disaster that could end his brief prime minister. Ishiba’s government coalition was already forced to humiliate in a minority government after Lower House elections in October, shortly after its extent and called the vote. The Liberal Democratic Party of Ishiba (LDP) and Komeito’s partner won about 41 of the 125 up -to -date posts that were challenged on Sunday, with the exception of the 50 needed to maintain the majority, Nippon TV and TBS, based on the exit

July 14, 2025

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Japan -funded FAO helps to restore agriculture, animal capital animals in Pakistan who are flooded by flooding

FAO officials meet with Pakistani officials. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) resulted in a critical emergency project that supported the agricultural and farming communities in Balochistan and Sindh provinces, which became strong through generous funding by the Japanese government. The intervention under the leadership of the FAO, backed by a $ 6.48 million contribution, focused on restoring food production, improving household nutrition and building long -term resilience in areas destroyed by 2022. Over 74,000 households-is of more than 520,000 people-were benefited from the initiative, which combines agricultural support with animal protection and targeted help for women’s families.

July 13, 2025

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Pakistan loses Japan in the men’s U18 Asia Cup Hockey

The Japan team is celebrating after winning Pakistan to win the Hockey final for men Under-18 Asia Cup 2025 at the Hockey National Training Center in Dazhou, China on July 13, 2025. Japan was victorious in the men’s 2025 Men’s Cup after hitting Pakistan 3-0 at the big finale at the Hockey National Training Center on Sunday. With an aggressive start in the first quarter of the final, Pakistan is immediately pushing forward to face and challenge Japanese defense to pursue the opening goal. The first quarter of the final did not see goals, with the score remaining 0-0, and

July 12, 2025

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The Indian man was arrested in Japan for allegedly a teenage girl rape

Police in Tokyo. – Reuters Japan’s Shiga Prefecture arrested a 24 -year -old Indian man for the supposed rape of a high girl in Otsu last month, local media reported. The incident happened “between 12:40 am and 1:20 am on June 21”, where the anonymous suspect allegedly strangled and sexually attacked the girl at a hotel, a Japanese newspaper said Kyoto Shimbun on Tuesday. During the police interrogation, the suspect – a temporary worker living in OTSU – denied the claim, saying, “We didn’t force her.” However, local police said that both the suspect and the teenage girl did not

July 3, 2025

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Pakistan Thrash Japan to be stunned in the final of the Netball Championship

Pakistani and Japanese players during the semifinals of the Netball Netball Asian Youth Netball 2025 championship at Jeonju Hwasan Gymnasium in Jeonju-Si, South Korea on July 3, 2025. Jeonju: Pakistan invaded the final of the Netball Netball Netball Championship in Asia 2025 with an imposing 64-39 victory over Japan in the semifinals played by Jeonju Hwasan, Jeonju-Si, South Korea, on Thursday. Green shirts supported control early, competing in 21-7 in the first quarter. They maintained their handle in the game, extending the scoring to 34-19 with the halftime, 42-28 after the third quarter and closing the match with a dominant

June 30, 2025

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Pakistan dissolves victory over Japan to reach semifinals

A Japanese player is trying to get the ball to a teammate, while Pakistani players are trying to watch during the Asian Netball Netball Championship in Jeonju, South Korea on June 30, 2025. – Reporter Jeonju: Pakistan won Japan with a 79-39 rating in the fourth match to secure a point in the semifinals of the Netball Netball Netball Championship 2025 held at Jeonju Hwasan Gymnasium in Jeonju-Si in South Korea on Monday. From the beginning, Pakistan took control of the game, maintaining a steady lead in all four quarters. In the first quarter ended with Pakistan in front of

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