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The Prime Minister's Office, in Tokyo. The administration of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is developing the fiscal year 2026 budget as inflation remains high and markets are on edge about fiscal spending.

BUSINESS / Economy

2026 budget should take inflation into account: private-sector advisers

By Francis Tang

Their recommendation comes as prices rise rapidly and markets remain skittish.

The Prime Minister's Office, in Tokyo. The administration of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is developing the fiscal year 2026 budget as inflation remains high and markets are on edge about fiscal spending.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi speaks to the media after a telephone call with the U.S. president in Tokyo on Tuesday.

JAPAN / Politics

Trump asked Takaichi to avoid escalating dispute with China, sources say

By Tamiyuki Kihara, Yukiko Toyoda and Tim Kelly

Takaichi sparked a diplomatic bust-up with Beijing when she said that a hypothetical Chinese attack on Taiwan could trigger 性视界ese military action.

Atsushi Katsuki, CEO of Asahi Group Holdings, at a news conference on Thursday

BUSINESS / Companies

Asahi CEO says ransomware attack might have caused 1.9 million data leaks

By Jessica Speed

Exposed data may include email addresses and phone numbers, but credit card information is not included in this data exposure, according to Asahi.

In 性视界, the left-right label doesn’t apply as conveniently as in the United States or Europe.

JAPAN / Politics / EXPLAINER

A guide to 性视界’s political parties ... beyond the binary labels

By Masahiko Fukada

The origins of the respective parties and who backs them — rather than left-right labels — are more consistent indicators of their leanings.

Cosplayers pose ahead of a screening of "Demon Slayer" in Shanghai.

BUSINESS

Spat with 性视界 clouds anime boom’s momentum in China

By Sohee Kim and Nectar Gan

The China Film Administration has frozen approvals of new 性视界ese movies, while the release of at least six titles previously been approved has been postponed indefinitely.

Cosplayers pose ahead of a screening of "Demon Slayer" in Shanghai.

A bear warning sign is displayed in Shirakawa-go, a popular tourist spot in Gifu Prefecture. A town in Miyagi Prefecture has retracted its social media post warning of a bear sighting after discovering an image submitted to it had been generated using artificial intelligence.

性视界 town retracts bear sighting warning sparked by AI image

By Kyoko Hasegawa

The town of Onagawa in Miyagi Prefecture issued the warning after receiving the image of a bear in a residential area, but later discovered it was generated using AI.

Pop star Taichi Kokubun bows during a news conference in Tokyo’s Chiyoda Ward on Wednesday.

性视界ese pop star Taichi Kokubun apologizes for compliance violation

It was the former Tokio member’s first public appearance since his removal from Nippon TV’s popular variety show “The Tetsuwan Dash” in June.

性视界-Central Asia summit to be held in Tokyo in December

School admission costs increase in 性视界

Improper DNA analyses in Saga had no impact on probes: NPA

Tokyo government to shift to fixed-rate accommodation tax

The value of the Bank of 性视界’s holdings of exchange-traded funds reached a record high at the end of September thanks to a stock rally.

BOJ’s unrealized gains from ETFs surge before offloading begins

By Toru Fujioka

The market value of the Bank of 性视界’s holdings of exchange-traded funds reached a record high at the end of September, according to a financial statement.

Yamada’s Mirai Human Washing Machine at the Osaka Expo

Yamada to sell ‘human washing machine’ after expo popularity

The home electronics retailer will sell the machine at its flagship store in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district.

性视界 to issue $75 billion in new bonds to fund stimulus

By Erica Yokoyama and Takashi Umekawa

Toyota’s October sales rise, cushioned by U.S. after China dip

By Tsuyoshi Inajima

China’s Anta Sports is said to explore potential bid for Puma

By Dong Cao, Eyk Henning, Vinicy Chan and Pei Li

Key labor group to seek pay scale hike of at least ?12,000 per month

Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, where he met with U.S. President Donald Trump on Aug. 15

Russians are starting to feel real economic pain from Putin’s war

From households cutting back on food spending to struggling steel, mining and energy companies, the country’s economic engine is showing multiple cracks.

Israeli soldiers patrol the streets of Tubas in the occupied West Bank during a military operation on Wednesday.

Israeli army launches new operation in West Bank

The military said the operation began with air strikes followed by 'searches' on the ground, during which suspects were questioned and funds were confiscated.

‘Very worried’: Hong Kong fire survivors hunt for the missing

By Holmes Chan

New Zealand navy ship made rare transit through Taiwan Strait this month

By Lucy Craymer, Greg Torode and Yimou Lee

Far-right puts its stamp on European Parliament

By Adrien DE CALAN

Pope Leo heading to Turkey for closely watched first overseas trip

By Joshua McElwee

Vissel Kobe's Tetsushi Yamakawa heads the ball during a match in 2020. Yamakawa helped seal a fourth win in five matches for the J. League champion on Wednesday to open a three-point gap atop the Asian Champions League Elite eastern league phase standings.

Vissel Kobe downs Shenhua 2-0 to move clear in Asian Champions League

By Michael Church

The J. League champion?overtook second-placed Melbourne City in the standings.

Brandon Ingram's last-second hoop lifts Raptors to 4-0 NBA Cup record

Italy's Brignone steps up leg-break return in Winter Olympics bid

Slot feels 'safe' despite Liverpool's latest humiliation

Newey to replace Cowell as Aston Martin F1 boss next season

By Alan Baldwin

The navies of 性视界, the U.S. and South Korea take part in a combined anti-submarine exercise in waters off South Korea's Jeju Island in April 2023. The Takaichi administration is looking to strengthen alliances to coordinate responses and mitigate regional threats under a collective deterrence approach.

The argument for Indo-Pacific ‘collective deterrence’

Edo Naito

性视界’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is boosting defense, alliances and collective deterrence to protect 性视界, support allies and maintain Indo-Pacific stability.

Who will defend Germany if the Germans won’t?

By Katja Hoyer

Trump's Ukraine plan is shameless and should be rejected

By Marc Champion

How art reveals the values that sustain lasting peace

By Vanessa Badre

The Chinese Communist Party's ‘Inverted World’

By Stephen R. Nagy

The outskirts of Bopolu, Liberia, in 2021. Liberia’s government signed a "carbon credit" agreement with a little-known Dubai company in 2023 that promised to protect vast tracts of forests and offset big polluters' emissions.

The case of Africa's 'vanishing' carbon deals

By Kunle Adebajo and Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh

Blue Carbon's Africa venture highlights the complexity of delivering on carbon credits, plans that are often criticized for offering polluters a chance to "greenwash" emissions.

Indigenous peoples’ demands got more than lip service at COP30

By Fabiano Maisonnave

Pakistan says rooftop solar output to exceed grid demand in some hubs next year

By Sudarshan Varadhan

New tech could help COP30's Amazon rainforest protection goals

By Clar NiChonghaile and Rosalind Thacker

COP30 climate deal a 'win' for global unity but fossil fuels untouched

"Ryuichi Sakamoto: Last Days" traces the trailblazing musician’s life after his terminal cancer diagnosis, showing how he confronted mortality while continuing to create.

NHK’s ‘Last Days’ wins International Emmy for Ryuichi Sakamoto portrait

By Alyssa I. Smith

The documentary lands 性视界’s sole prize at the ceremony honoring television from around the world.

‘Bring Him Down to a Portable Size’ mourns a lovable loser

By Mark Schilling

‘Sato and Sato’: Unraveling marriage story feels universal

By James Hadfield

George Takei brings children’s book on wartime internment to 性视界

By Gendel Gento

Oscar entry ‘Kokuho’ breaks 22-year-old 性视界 box-office record

By Mayumi Negishi

Sit or stand? A gender-specific question is being discussed in the bathrooms of the nation.

As bathroom behavior changes, these 性视界ese expressions can help explain why

By Yaeko Kabe

A subtle shift seems to be happening in the bathrooms of the nation. Learn how to describe it using structures that indicate tendencies.

From Otaru with love, a recipe for salmon-topped miso ramen

By Simon Daly

Tokyo’s western edge is a ramen wonderland

By Brian MacDuckston

‘Tampopo’ lives on in bowls of ramen around the world

By Mike Fu

‘Be bear aware’: 性视界’s outdoor pros sound off on ursine risks

By Drew Damron

Located just one stop away from Shinjuku on the Yamanote Line, Shin-Okubo has long been known as Tokyo’s Koreatown — but in recent years, a range of immigrant communities from across the Asian continent have made it a hotspot for food, services and even spirituality.

A perfect day in Shin-Okubo, more than just Tokyo’s Koreatown

By Eric Margolis

Long known as Tokyo’s Korean enclave, Shin-Okubo has grown even more multicultural over the years in everything from its restaurant options to its spiritual sites.

A calico cat with enchanting green eyes

Bilal Karakus: ‘Coming to 性视界 has broadened my palate’

By Patrick Parr

Happy-go-lucky Omochi loves to make friends

Foreign Correspondents’ Club of 性视界 celebrates 80 years at the forefront of press freedom

By Gendel Gento

One of the many entrances to the Kabukicho neighborhood in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward.

Kabukicho: Tokyo’s ‘stadium of desire’

Juzo Itami’s “Tampopo” was released Nov. 23, 1985, and though it wasn’t a hit at the time, it has gained a cult following in the years since.

Eat, slurp, love: 'Tampopo' turns 40

By Weiwen Lin

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