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New Whale Species Discovered In Hokkaido

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A new right whale species has been officially identified from Hokkaido fossils.

WTO: AI Expected To Increase Global Trade By 37 Percent

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Unequal access to AI technologies threatens to limit global participation in digital trade.

World’s Oldest Known Mummies Discovered In Southeast Asia

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Squatting burials may reflect cultural or spiritual meaning.

Philippines, Other Southeast Asian Pavilions Drawing Crowds At Osaka Kansai Expo

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Crowds continue to gather, proving that the Philippines and Southeast Asia are at the heart of the Expo experience.

Building Quake-Resistant Southeast Asia With Japanese Tech

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From the rubble of tragedy, Southeast Asia rises with stronger, safer structures built to endure.

Iraqi Oil Will Continue To Feed Global Markets For Over 120 Years

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By confirming its ability to supply oil for more than a century, Iraq underscored its lasting importance to the world economy and to the stability of the international energy sector.

‘Antarctic Tuna’ Rebrand Mulled For Southern Bluefin

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A Japanese group is considering marketing southern bluefin tuna with a new identity, “Antarctic tuna,” in an effort to strengthen its profile and improve the species’ position in seafood markets.

80 Years On: Chinese-Language Care Supports Aging Japanese War Orphans

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The generation of Japanese war orphans left in China after World War II is moving into elderly life.

South Korea Records Fastest Birth Rate Growth In June

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South Korea’s latest birth rate growth is the fastest on record for June, promising new possibilities for a nation with low fertility.

1 In 4 People Worldwide Still Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water

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A stark reality emerges as WHO and UNICEF bring to light the fact that 1 in 4 people still lacks access to safe drinking water.
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