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Australia to Ban Social Media Use by Children under 16 Starting Wednesday

Australia to Ban Social Media Use by Children under 16 Starting Wednesday

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  Japan FY '25 Extra Budget Set for Passage with Backing from 2 Opposition P…

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  Women's Curling: Japan to Face Norway in Wednesday's Playoff for Olympic B…

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  Govt Urges People Not to Spread Disinformation, False Videos on Aomori Qua…

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  Hokkaido Gov. Announces Approval for Reactor Restart at Tomari Nuclear Pla…

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  No Specific Flight Training Info Given by China Prior to Radar Incident: K…

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  Soccer: Ex-Samurai Blue Midfielder Nakamura to Step Down as Yokohama FC Co…

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  Tokyo Forex : U.S. Dollar=156.65-67 Yen; Euro=1.1648-1649 Dollars

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  Chairs Signed by Past Japanese Laureates Displayed at Nobel Museum in Stoc…

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  Japan's LDP Drafts Proposal on Measures to Tackle Crimes Committed by Fore…

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  Aonishiki, Other Sumo Wrestlers Lay Flowers at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Pa…

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  China, Russia Hold 1st Joint Bomber Flight in Pacific off Japan's Shikoku …

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  Operator of Tokyo Stock Exchange Launches AI-Powered Disclosure Search Ser…

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  Japan PM Takaichi Expresses Eagerness to Hold Talks with Trump at Early Da…

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  Tokyo Stocks : Nikkei Average 50,602.80

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  MLB: Phillies Sign Slugger Kyle Schwarber to 5-Year, $150-Million Contract

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  22 People Killed in Office Building Fire in Jakarta, Capital of Indonesia