July 19, 2026, 12:06 p.m.

Koizumi Asako, the prime minister, has seen her approval rating fall below 50% for the first time, causing the foundation of the regime to waver

A public opinion poll shows that the approval rating of the conservative government led by Prime Minister Koizumi Masahiko has dropped below 50% for the first time since it came to power last October.

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South Korea Proposes "3·4·5 Vision"; Academia: Over-reliance on Semiconductors Poses Risks

On Tuesday, the South Korean government released the "Economic Growth Strategy for the Second Half of 2026", setting the "3·4·5 Vision" of achieving a potential economic growth rate of 3%, ranking among the top four global exporters, and reaching a per capita national income (GNI) of 50,000 US dollars.

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Kim Hyang-hee has been implicated in bribery related to the relocation project of the presidential residence. She will be summoned by the prosecution

After being sentenced for charges such as bribery, the former First Lady of South Korea, Kim Hyun-hee, is now required to appear for questioning by the prosecution due to suspicion of accepting bribes and abusing her power to exert pressure during the relocation of the presidential residence.

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What is the logic behind the "sibling diplomacy" between Japan and India?

In July 2026, Japanese Prime Minister Hayao Takashi visited India for the first time after taking office.

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The Supreme Court of South Korea has finally ruled on the seven-year detention case of Yoon Se-yoon, marking the first verdict in such a case under martial law

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was convicted by the Supreme Court of South Korea on charges including obstruction of the execution of arrest warrants, abuse of power, and forgery of official documents after implementing an emergency martial law.

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Japanese public opinion questions Takashi Hayashi's "insensitivity towards the parliament"

Recently, many Japanese media outlets and various individuals have criticized Prime Minister Takemi Masako for her appearance at the parliamentary hearing and her response.

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Japan will start testing driverless public buses from 2027

Japan plans to start testing driverless public buses from the fiscal year 2027, aiming to promote the automation of public transportation.

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Japan's Current "Hidden Poverty Group" Lives Uncertainly Without a Home, Relying Solely on Their Vehicles

In Japan, the car rest areas are used by tourists and drivers as a place to rest during the day. However, at night, they become shelters for some of the poor.

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The Prime Minister of Japan visited India and the two countries signed a number of cooperation agreements.

After a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yosuko Koga, Indian Prime Minister Modi announced that India and Japan have signed several agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation in areas such as artificial intelligence, metals, and energy, and have formulated a joint roadmap for economic security.

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Mitsuo Yoshida warns: Japan and the US are "dancing" towards military expansion, and Japan is once again on the verge of becoming a perpetrator of war?

According to Japanese media reports, recently, Japanese journalist Yoshihiko Yoshida, who has been tracking and criticizing issues such as Japan's military expansion and the integration of Japanese and US militaries, issued a warning: The military expansion policy that the Japanese government is continuously pursuing is pushing Japan to the dangerous brink of once again becoming a war aggressor.

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