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The Hague, Netherlands, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–The International Criminal Court on Friday denounced the United States’ designation of The Hague, the Netherlands-based court as a target of its sanctions the same day. “It is an assault on the rule of law and

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Friday expressed her deep concern over the U.S. government’s decision to add the International Criminal Court, based in The Hague, the Netherlands, to its sanctions list. In a social media post, Takaichi

Bangkok, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Japan Sumo Association Chairman Hakkaku vowed on Friday to make full preparations for a sumo tournament scheduled to take place in Bangkok in June 2027. “We will do our utmost to allow people in Thailand to fully enjoy

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Keiji Furuya, a lawmaker of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, revealed Friday that he had received an email from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi calling Chinese sanctions against him a great honor. Furuya told reporters that he received the

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Tokyo police arrested a 31-year-old Vietnamese woman by Friday on suspicion of facilitating illegal employment of a Vietnamese man who lacked permission to engage in activities outside his visa status, the police said. Nguyen Thi Huyen, a former

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Top management officials of some of the four major beer makers suspected of a price cartel are believed to have been informed of details of shipping price hikes negotiated among the companies, informed sources told Jiji Press on

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Japan’s Financial Services Agency on Friday ordered Prudential Life Insurance Co. and Gibraltar Life Insurance Co., both part of the U.S. Prudential Financial Inc. group, to suspend some operations for more than three months over fraud committed by

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–The planned consumption tax cut for food is expected to reduce household financial burdens by about 36,000 yen per citizen, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Friday. “The tax rate cut will basically be reflected in prices,” Takaichi

Tokyo, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–More Japanese companies revealed Friday that they had experienced major customer data breaches due to cyberattacks. East Japan Railway Co., or JR East, said that about 6.09 million customer accounts may have been compromised, as a result of

Hiroshima, Oct. 9 (Jiji Press)–Duc Nguyen, who was born conjoined with his older brother, Viet, in Vietnam, held talks with a hibakusha atomic bomb survivor during his visit to the western Japan city of Hiroshima on Friday. Duc told Chieko Kiriake, a