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McDonald's to raise menu prices in Japan starting Wednesday
The fast food chain said the price hikes reflect higher material, energy and labor costs.
Source: The Japan Times
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Phuket emerges as real estate hot spot in Thailand
Developers shift focus from saturated Bangkok to southern resort island
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan pushes back decision on joining Trump's Board of Peace
Japanese officials are currently examining other countries' responses while taking Tokyo's relations with Washington into consideration before making a decision.
Source: The Japan Times
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Hiroshima Carp Player Fired for Drug Use
Infielder Hatsuki's contract was terminated after confirmation of drug use. The Hiroshima Carp organization stated they are taking the matter extremely seriously.
Source: The Japan Times
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Fortescue Iron Ore Shipments Surge
Fortescue, an Australian miner, has achieved record iron ore shipments. This comes amid ongoing price negotiations with China, the world's largest mineral buyer.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Solidarity with Ukraine must remain steadfast
Russia's ability to sustain this war has become increasingly dependent on external support
Source: Nikkei Asia
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South Korea and Brazil agree to expand cooperation in key minerals, trade
Brazil is South Korea's largest trading partner in South America, making economic cooperation a key part of the agenda.
Source: The Japan Times
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After ‘Kokuho’: Nakamura Takanosuke to take kabuki’s ‘onnagata’ tradition to Europe
Following renewed interest, a young actor offers overseas audiences a rare look behind the scenes.
Source: The Japan Times
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At Choma, drinks come with a shot of folklore
Rosewood Miyakojima's new beachfront bar shakes up inventive cocktails inspired by the island's myths and traditions.
Source: The Japan Times
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What comes next for refunds after Trump tariff ruling?
Up to $175bn in collected duties could be paid back to importers in one estimate
Source: Nikkei Asia
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