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Japan Aims for 20,000 Ph.D. Holders Annually by Fiscal 2030, Boosts Fellowships Japan aims to produce 20,000 Ph.D. holders annually by fiscal 2030, increasing research fellowship grants and encouraging overseas …
Mizuno esports gear debuts at EVO Japan 2026 as sporting brand targets competitive gaming Mizuno esports gear debuted at EVO Japan 2026, where the Japanese sportswear maker showcased its first …
Mitsubishi Estate to Invest ¥1.5 Trillion in Japan Data Centers as AI Drives Demand Mitsubishi Estate will invest about ¥1.5 trillion to build large-scale data centers in Japan, using expertise …
Moriyasu Accepts Short-Term Return, Continues as Japan Coach Through 2027 Asian Cup Japan coach Moriyasu has agreed to a short-term continuation, accepting the JFA’s offer to lead the national team …
Government to explicitly cite Bank of Japan independence in July policy package Japan will note Bank of Japan independence in its July policy package as markets fear government pressure, pushing …
Reserve rice buyback divides government as lawmakers press for early purchases amid falling rice prices Lawmakers press for a reserve rice buyback as prices fall, prompting debate with the prime …
Trump Mistakenly Calls Iran the "Japan Islamic Republic" During Ankara Meeting with Zelensky President Trump, speaking in Ankara on July 8, 2026, accidentally referred to Iran as the "Japan Islamic …
Japan, South Korea and Saudi Investors Break Ground on New Tashkent Airport Japan, South Korea and Saudi partners break ground on the new Tashkent airport as Uzbekistan pushes to liberalize …
Japan 10-year government bond yield rises to 2.86%, highest since May 1997 Japan’s 10-year government bond yield rose to 2.86% on July 8, highest since May 1997, as fiscal worries …
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