Sanae Takaichi
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financeYen Weakens to 160, Japan Issues Fresh Intervention Warning
The yen hits the key 160 level against the dollar amid renewed Middle East tensions, triggering verbal warnings from Japanese officials.
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worldJapan Denies 'New Militarism' Amid Growing China Tensions
Japan's Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi refutes charges of militarism, accusing China of an opaque military buildup at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
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cryptoJapan’s FSA Sets Rules for Foreign Trust-Type Stablecoins by 2026
Japan’s FSA amends rules to allow certain foreign trust-type stablecoins as payment instruments from June 1, 2026, under strict conditions.
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worldJapan's Tougher Business Visa Rules Spark Outcry and Petition
A petition with tens of thousands of signatures calls for Japan to review stricter business visa rules that critics say unfairly target long-term foreign residents.
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financeJapan Eyes Stricter Shareholder Proposal Rules Amid Activist Backlash
Japan considers tightening rules for shareholder proposals, responding to corporate concerns over activist investor demands and resource diversion.
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healthJapan Releases 50 Million Medical Gloves Amid Middle East Conflict Fallout
Japan is releasing 50 million medical gloves from its stockpile to address shortages faced by medical facilities, impacted by the Middle East war and resulting oil supply chain disruptions.
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financeOil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions
Brent and WTI crude rise as ceasefire hopes fade, supply disruptions escalate, and global reserves face pressure from geopolitical strife.
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financeBOJ Signals Rate Hike Path Amid Yen Weakness, Inflation Pressures
The Bank of Japan eyes policy shift in April, eyeing rate hikes despite growth concerns and political resistance. Inflation metrics and yen volatility shape the debate.