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6 Maggio 2026

7 Sets of Ainu Remains Returned from U.K. Museum

London, May 5 (Jiji Press)–The Natural History Museum in Britain on Tuesday returned the remains of seven Ainu indigenous people to representatives visiting from Japan. This is the fourth case in which Ainu remains taken overseas have been returned to the Japanese
6 Maggio 2026

Nissan May Cut 10 Pct of Workforce in Europe: FT

London, May 5 (Jiji Press)–Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Co. is considering cutting about 10 pct of its workforce in Europe as part of its restructuring efforts, the Financial Times reported in its online edition Tuesday. Nissan employs around 9,300 people in Europe.
6 Maggio 2026

Japan to Boost Joint Oil Stockpiles with UAE

Paris, May 5 (Jiji Press)–Japan has won a commitment from the United Arab Emirates to increase joint crude oil stockpiles held in the Asian country by UAE companies, Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Ryosei Akazawa said Tuesday. Akazawa said he made the
6 Maggio 2026

Postwar Global Trading Order Stands at Critical Juncture

Tokyo, May 6 (Jiji Press)–The post-World War II global trading order is at a crossroads, and Japan, a country that lacks natural resources and has instead benefited from the free trade system, faces a daunting task of addressing the situation. Neoliberalism, which
5 Maggio 2026

Japan Confirms 4th CSF Outbreak This Year

Shizuoka, May 5 (Jiji Press)–The Shizuoka prefectural government said Tuesday that a classical swine fever outbreak has been confirmed at a pig farm in the central Japan prefecture. Some 2,900 pigs at the farm in the city of Fujinomiya will be culled.
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