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Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–Japan is considering tightening re-entry screening for foreign nationals who have failed to pay medical bills worth 10,000 yen or more in the country, lower than the current threshold of 200,000 yen. The tightening, designed to prevent nonpayment

(The last paragraph should have read,”…people who could not visit the Expo…” instead of as sent. A substitute story follows.) Yamada to Sell ” Human Washing Machine” Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–Home electronics retailer Yamada Holdings Co. has said it will sell

Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–The Bank of Japan said Wednesday that unrealized losses on its holdings of Japanese government bonds widened to a record 32,825.8 billion yen at the end of September. The latent losses expanded from 28,624.6 billion yen six months

Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–The 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in August brought into sharp focus the steep decline in the number of people with firsthand experience of the war. For the first time, more than half of

Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–Supermarket sales in Japan rose 2.0 pct in October from a year earlier on a same-store basis, marking the eighth consecutive month of increase, according to industry data. Sales increased after manufacturers raised product prices, although the number

Tokyo, Nov. 27 (Jiji Press)–Sales of cultivated feminized eels are beginning to spread in Japan, as the Aichi Fisheries Research Institute in central Japan and others have successfully developed a method to feminize eels. While over 90 pct of glass eels under

(Adnkronos) – US authorities have arrested the mother of Karoline Leavitt’s nephew, the White House spokesperson, as part of the new immigration crackdown desired by the Donald Trump administration. The woman, Bruna Caroline Ferreira, was stopped in Revere, Massachusetts, and is currently

(Adnkronos) – The toll from the devastating fire that has been consuming the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in the Tai Po district, north of Hong Kong, for hours is worsening. According to the South China Morning Post, the victims have risen

(Adnkronos) – Four years and two months in prison. This is the sentence that an Istanbul court has handed down to Turkish journalist Fatih Altayli, accused of “threats” against Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Altayli, 63, can appeal. Arrested in June, Altayli

(Adnkronos) – “There’s a new word for Trumpian Republicans, who are now almost all of them (thanks to excellent policies). Are they ‘Tepublicans’ or ‘Tpublicans’?”. American President Donald Trump asked this in a post on Truth Social, joking about the possible name