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North Korea rejects denuclearization, vows 'ceaseless' nuclear buildup over US-led alliance
The spokesman said recent US-South Korean WMD response discussions amounted to an "open declaration of confrontation" and warned such actions could lead Pyongyang to invoke nuclear force provisions.
Death toll from earthquake in southwestern Japan rises to 34, six more reported injured
Israeli flags seen as Iranian diaspora denounces US-Iran MoU in worldwide embassy protests
Tokyo drift: Black bear that sent Japanese city into lockdown, sparked multi-day search, captured
Israeli accused of drug smuggling in Japan found dead in prison
The prisoner's defense attorney claimed that he was held in conditions that did not suit his medical state and that the High Court refused to transfer him from there despite his complaints.
'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' but chocolate can too - study
According to a Japanese study, moderation in all things - including chocolate and apples - can produce multiple health benefits.
With flowers and a gun salute, Japan bids farewell to slain Abe at state funeral
With flowers, prayers and a 19-gun salute, Japan honored slain former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday at the first state funeral for a former Prime minister in 55 years.
Israel's El Al to offer direct flights to Tokyo and Melbourne
Following Saudi Arabia opening its airspace, Israel’s top airline has announced that new routes to Japan and Australia are in the works.
The loss of Shinzo Abe, a Pacific titan - opinion
“To defend freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law” are the principles Shinzo Abe declared to stand on.
Japan bids farewell to assassinated former PM Shinzo Abe
Hundreds had filed into the temple on Monday evening to pay their respects to Abe, a polarizing figure who dominated politics as Japan's longest-serving premier.
Mourning Abe, Japan's ruling party secures somber election win
Liberal Democratic Party led by Kishida wins elections amid assassination of Shinzo Abe
Opioids may be a new treatment for inflammatory disease - study
A press release from the Tokyo University of Science described the study as "an important milestone."
Japan's Joker assailant wanted to 'kill lots of people' - police
The attacker behind a stabbing and arson attack on a Tokyo train said he "wanted to kill lots of people."
Man dressed as Joker terrorizes Tokyo train, injuring 17
A man was unconscious and in critical condition after being stabbed, while witnesses also said the attacker had spread fluid around the train and started a fire, according to media.
