Here’s why Japan’s stocks are plunging after Shigeru Ishiba’s win
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Austrians vote as a far-right party hopes for its first national election win
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Why is myopia rising in children, and what can parents do about it?
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Ishiba’s election as Japan’s next leader expected to rattle stock market
Former defence minister’s selection as president of ruling party sent Nikkei 225 futures tumblingYesterday - Japan -
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I’m from Japan, home to some of the world’s longest living people: The No. 1 food I must have in my kitchen
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Top Wall Street analysts prefer these dividend stocks to strengthen portfolios
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Britain’s prehistoric attitude to drugs isn’t working. Why not learn from Texas? | Simon Jenkins
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Japan’s unexpected choice of prime minister
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Why are we so obsessed with pumpkin spice?
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Put Vladimir Putin on Trial for War Crimes? That’s One Lawyer’s Demand.
The human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson argues that even a trial in absentia would have impact and could vindicate international law.Yesterday -
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In Japan, He Adds Color to the Tatami Tradition
Most tatami mats are a natural golden color, but those made by Mitsuru Yokoyama may be jade green, pink or even black.Yesterday - Japan -
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Japan’s magic bullet: 60 years of the train that helped rebuild the idea of a country
Over just a few days in 1964, the launch of the shinkansen and the Tokyo Olympics trumpeted the emergence of a new economic and democratic power. At 6am on 1 October 1964, two trains set off in ...Yesterday -
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UFC Paris: Renato Moicano reveals gnarly shoulder injury after main event win over Benoit Saint Denis
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UFC Paris: Ailin Perez goes from trembling on scales to victoriously twerking in her opponent’s face
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Knicks Notes: What New York sees in Karl-Anthony Towns, why Donte DiVincenzo was included in trade
Here's the latest on what the Knicks see in the recently acquired Karl-Anthony Towns and why Donte DiVincenzo went to Minnesota as part of the the deal.Yesterday - New York -
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‘SNL’: Here’s What Critics Thought of the First Episode
The late-night institution begins its 50th season on Saturday. Here’s how The New York Times and others covered its debut in 1975.2 days ago -
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Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier wins WNBA Defensive Player of the Year
Collier finished second in MVP voting behind A'ja Wilson, and has had a stellar season on both sides of the court.2 days ago - WNBA