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SHOCKING: Japan - You Need To See This

5 world market themes for the week ahead

With the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan set to make pivotal interest rate decisions against a backdrop of escalating energy prices, global financial markets brace for change. Meanwhile, BRICS leaders convene in India to explore the integration of central bank digital currencies for seamless payments. In Sweden, the…

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North Korea fires ballistic missiles toward sea after rivals' military drill it sees as provocation

Amid joint military exercises by the United States, South Korea, and Japan, North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Saturday. South Korean defense officials reported that the missiles launched from the eastern coastal area of Wonsan traveled around 250 kilometers. The United States assessed that the…

The Economic Times

Doctors Blamed a Fish Parasite for Her Nighttime Anaphylaxis, but the Real Trigger Was Her Partner's Semen

A Japanese woman's repeated nighttime anaphylaxis was blamed on a fish parasite. Tests revealed a semen allergy, and IVF led to a healthy birth.

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A Baby's Brown Eyes Turned Bright Blue 18 Hours After He Started a COVID Antiviral

An infant's corneas turned bright blue 18 hours after receiving favipiravir for COVID-19. The drug is now approved in Japan for a tick-borne virus.

Medical Daily

The Week Ahead (Sept. 14-20): Federal Reserve Prepares for Critical Interest Rate Decision

Bank of Japan meets to weigh a potential rate hike, China expands its cross-border fund pooling pilot nationwide

Caixin Global

Great North Run 2026 schedule, times and how to watch half marathon on TV

Everything you need to know as 63,000 runners take to the streets for the world’s biggest half marathon on Sunday

The Independent UK

The art of disciplined engineering: Jacob Jose on systems, scale, and the power of purpose-led innovation

Marking National Engineers’ Day, Methods India’s Jacob Jose unpacks Indo-Japanese synergies, heavy engineering breakthroughs, and why the ultimate test for modern builders is creating solutions that serve humanity.

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Hormuz crisis has forced Japan into rethinking – and domesticating – its energy security needs

Japan’s Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu phoned his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, on Sept. 8, 2026, to express concern over the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz. It was reportedly the ninth such phone call between the pair since March.

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60 Years Later, A Forgotten Sci-Fi Curio Deserves To Be Remembered

'The King Kong Show' was the first anime made for America — and a big part of Kong's time in Japan.

Inverse

From 2017-19, Japan recycled 6.21M phones into 5,000 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic medals

Japan embarked on a groundbreaking initiative ahead of the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, gathering millions of used electronics and phones. This effort resulted in the extraction of significant gold, silver, and bronze from these devices by recyclers. The recovered metals were then transformed into the medals awarded at the…

The Times of India

Why Russia’s new 50-ft Soviet war monument has sparked fury

Statue showing Soviet soldier smashing a border marker engraved with Japan’s chrysanthemum emblem called ‘aggressive’

The Independent UK

India’s boxing revival faces the Asian test: Can the country turn its resurgence into medals?

Indian boxers prepare for the demanding Asian Games 2026 in Japan. This event follows a record-breaking Commonwealth Games performance for the contingent. Several women boxers carry significant medal hopes into the competition. Men's boxing shows signs of progress, aiming for stronger showings. Success in Japan will gauge the sport's revival…

The Economic Times

2027 Lexus LS Defies Death With New Tweaks, But Not In America

Lexus's largest sedan hasn't met the Grim Reaper yet, as the LS will be available for the 2027 model year in Japan.

Motor1

Why a Russian screening of an 81-year-old film has alarmed Taiwan

Taiwan says Russia is helping China push its narrative of a rising military threat from Japan

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Russia, China, Taiwan and Japan's World War Two legacy dispute

Russia's film screening in Taiwan has raised government concerns about China's narrative. The film focused on Japanese militarism and World War Two history. China views the war as a heroic struggle against Japanese aggression. Taiwan argues Beijing claims credit for a war fought before its founding. Disputes over historical interpretations…

Euronews

Japanese company unveils 'robot ambulance' for on-site humanoid repairs

The vehicle can transport engineers, repair equipment and replacement humanoids when robots break down.

The Independent UK

Japan demands changes to new UN world map featuring disputed island

Japan says it ‘needs to prevent misconceptions of our territories and geographical names from spreading’

The Economic Times

Global Market: Japan's Nikkei falls 3% as oil surge, US rate hike fears weigh

Japan’s Nikkei fell over 3% in early trade as surging oil prices and rising US Treasury yields revived inflation and rate-hike concerns. Japanese equities came under broad pressure, with 201 Nikkei 225 stocks declining against just 23 gainers.

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Japan’s feminists use ‘cute’ fashion to confront rape, harassment and sexism

During a recent three-hour performance called “Unite”, nine women dressed in pink, white and black portrayed revolutionaries fighting an artificial intelligence ruler called “Big Father”. They shouted slogans including “war for women” and tore apart AI-generated images of men. The group’s work comes as Japan continues to struggle with sexual…

International Business Times UK

Japan Backed UN Map Resolution Then Protested Russian Colouring of Disputed Kuril Islands

Japan has protested the Equal Earth map's depiction of four disputed Kuril Islands, prompting a change to its Japanese-language version while the English version remains unchanged.

The Economic Times

Could this centuries-old Japanese tatami material be the ultimate ergonomic upgrade? Science shows Igusa rush grass speeds up cognitive output and eases anxiety

New research reveals Igusa mats boost cognitive speed and sharpen concentration during tasks. These natural floorings also help stabilize emotions and reduce tension after mental exertion. Igusa grass passively regulates indoor humidity, creating a balanced sensory climate. Integrating botanical materials influences cognitive performance and emotional stability positively. This study highlights…

Evening Standard

Why Izu Peninsula is a truly secret slice of Japan

Tokyo weekenders love it but few tourists know this hidden delight. By Alicia Miller

The Economic Times

Fit-again Washington slogs it out, Bumrah to join training on Friday

Washington Sundar trained hard as the Indian team awaits Jasprit Bumrah and Nitish Reddy for the Afghanistan series. Only ten players trained due to other assignments and the scorching Delhi heat. Pace bowling coach Morne Morkel is absent due to a work visa renewal process. The BCCI plans to remove…

The Times of India

Japan’s 1976 gift of 1,000 cherry trees became a Seattle tradition

Seattle's cherry blossom festival celebrates a remarkable fifty years of cultural diplomacy, originating in 1976 with a generous gift of one thousand cherry trees from Japan. Over the decades, it has transformed into a vibrant three-day event held at Seattle Center, showcasing an array of traditional music, dynamic dance performances,…

The Independent UK

At this hotel in Tokyo, guests are gifted a dog bed stitched with their pooch’s name and face

HOTELS: Dazzling interiors and pet-friendly extras are matched by mind-blowing vistas at Fairmont’s first ever Japanese property in Tokyo, finds Helen Coffey

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