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A Japan Times report highlights growing concerns among scientists and climbers that the Himalayas are experiencing rapid snow and ice melt, driven by climate change and recent regional disasters.
An archive article from Japan Times in 2001 reports on Prime Minister Koizumi's early visit to Yasukuni Shrine, with additional coverage on the Lockheed scandal and the creation of NHK.
Erling Haaland scored two goals to lead Norway to a victory over Senegal, securing their place in the World Cup last 32. Other matches saw Algeria defeat Jordan 2-1 and France cruise past Iraq 3-0.
The press in Ivory Coast is currently operating under significant pressure, grappling with issues of self-censorship, insecurity, and severe financial constraints. These challenges are impacting the freedom and operational capacity of journalists in the country.
An article from Japan Times discusses the phenomenon of "Goyo gakusha" (government-sponsored scholars) and criticizes what it terms Japan's new "cancel culture." It argues that guilt by affiliation undermines true scholarship.
A Japan Times article highlights the understudied role mosquitoes play in flower reproduction, a function often overshadowed by their reputation as bloodsuckers.
The Japan Times has announced the opening of applications for its 8th annual Sustainable Japan Award, recognizing efforts towards sustainability.
An opinion piece from Japan Times argues that former President Donald Trump's unchanging 1980s worldview continues to distort current policymaking, providing vivid examples of his failure to evolve.
A Japan Times article discusses modern diplomacy, using examples like the Japanese ambassador's engagement with British culture, referencing 'Paddington' and 'pints'.
The Japan Times Cube Inc. has announced the winners of the Sustainable Japan Award 2026, recognizing companies and organizations advancing innovative initiatives toward a sustainable society.
Japan Times announced that 180 questions for the 2026 university entrance exams will be based on their articles. This report summarizes the adoption status of their articles for the upcoming academic year.
Germany and Ivory Coast are set to clash in a high-stakes match for a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with discussions surrounding key players like Jamal Musiala and Yan Diomande. The broader World Cup preparations also include volunteer contributions, host city assessments, and FIFA's use of country abbreviations.
The Japan Times has chosen Uchiko Town in Ehime Prefecture for its "Destination Region 2026" program. This initiative aims to certify and promote Japanese municipalities committed to sustainable regional development globally.
The Japan Times has announced the award-winning restaurants for the 6th edition of The Japan Times Destination Restaurants.
Fifty years ago, a riot in Kobe turned deadly when disappointed hot-rod fans killed a cameraman, as reported by the Japan Times in 1976.
Seventy-five years ago this month, U.S. President Harry Truman dismissed General MacArthur, a key figure in Japan's postwar recovery.
A Japan Times article argues that merely repeating Article 9 of the constitution is not a sufficient foreign policy, urging a more serious defense debate without resorting to warnings of imperial revival.
An article from Japan Times discusses how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has profoundly changed the world, describing the war as a catastrophe that even some in the Kremlin feared.
A report from Japan Times offers a glimpse into the daily life of young Japanese rickshaw drivers in Tokyo's Asakusa tourist district, highlighting the physical demands of their job.
In July 1976, former Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka was arrested, marking a significant political event. This arrest was a major development in Japanese politics at the time.
Tunisia has replaced its manager just days before its World Cup match against Japan, as reported by The Japan Times.
Africa CDC reports over 1,100 suspected Ebola cases in DR Congo and Uganda, with confirmed cases climbing to 263 as the WHO intensifies its response efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Classified documents and reports, including new information from Japan Times, confirm that China has been secretly training hundreds of Russian soldiers, including in drone operation, for deployment in the war in Ukraine, despite Beijing's claims of neutrality.
The Japanese government plans to implement mandatory courses in Japanese language, culture, and social customs for foreigners seeking residency in Japan, according to The Japan Times.
Sundae, a spry and energetic 13-year-old dog featured in the Japan Times, is looking for a walking companion to match his zest for exploration.
A note left after the terrorist attack at a government building cited "imperialists" as the target.