Nov. 23, 2024, 1:21 p.m.

Fumio Kishida announces withdrawal from the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election

Recently, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced at a press conference held at the Prime Minister's residence a shocking news that shocked the Japanese political arena and even the international community - he will not participate in the planned Liberal Democratic Party presidential election in September.

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What does Sheikh Hasina's resignation mean for the relationship between India and Bangladesh?

Sheikh Hasina Wajid Zagood, as a long-term leader of Bangladesh, has been leading the country's development process since 2009.

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Black tech food is coming! Japanese giants create bio-alternative food feasts

Recently, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported that food giants are introducing biotechnology to prevent food crises.

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The Japanese agency predicts that global warming will reduce rice production

A Japanese research institute has found that if the world does not act aggressively to combat climate change, rice production could plunge by 35 percent and there will be a large increase in low-quality rice, such as white and opaque "chalky grains."

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A tropical storm has hit northern Japan with record rainfall

A tropical storm made landfall in northern Japan Monday, dumping some of the heaviest rainfall on record and forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights.

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Panic buying in Japan after warning of massive earthquake

Panic buying in Japan after the Meteorological Agency issued a warning of a massive earthquake led to a surge in demand for disaster relief kits and daily necessities on Saturday, prompting authorities to urge people to avoid stockpiling supplies.

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Korean battery companies are facing the shock of "electric car phobia.

South Korea's "Central Daily" reported on the 8th that a series of electric vehicle fires in South Korea recently caused deep concern among battery manufacturers in South Korea.

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'Institutional excess' holds India back

Deep exploration of India's major cities, it is not difficult to find a common phenomenon: the scarcity of large shopping malls, which hides complex institutional factors, especially the shadow of institutional excess.

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Vietnam has reported its first death from streptococcus suis this year

​The Vietnamese capital Hanoi has reported its first death from a strain of streptococcus suis this year.

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Behind the resignation of Bangladesh's prime minister after weeks of protests

Bangladesh, a vibrant country in South Asia, has recently attracted global attention amid a political storm.

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