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Feuding clouds South Korea presidential election

South Korea's conservative ruling party is lurching from one crisis to another. It lost its president to impeachment following a months-long scandal …

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Skilled foreign workers face problems in Japan

Vietnamese workers in Japan have been sending out SOS calls. All of them came to Japan under a visa category for skilled workers, and many now face s…

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Ukraine: Fear and distrust as Russia's invasion reaches crossroads

A possible ceasefire may be on the negotiating table, but many ordinary Ukrainians will still maintain a deep mistrust of Russia. "My biggest worry i…

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Hoping for a better future: How a Gaza schoolgirl learns Japanese amid violence and uncertainty

Gaza schoolgirl Roaa was fostering her passion for Japan and its language ― and then the conflict between Israel and Islamic group Hamas broke out.

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Myanmar: People's struggle depicted in manga

The comic book "Myanmar, the last stand" is rekindling international interest in how people there are struggling with military rule. It has been four…

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Sexual violence survivors in Ukraine plead for justice

An increasing number of male and female victims of sex crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine are coming forward to share their harrowing expe…

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Jane Birkin's lasting mark on Japan

Singer, actor, and global style icon Jane Birkin's death at 76 on July 16 was a particularly sad passing for many in Japan. She was most widely known…

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China's migrant workers face desperate times

The long decline of China’s once-booming property development industry is being felt nationwide, especially among workers who provide labor-for-hire.…

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Hiroshima piano with tragic backstory takes center stage

A piano that was exposed to the blast and radiation from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima 80 years ago has made it on stage. A German playwright who w…

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The party is over ― Oren Cass makes the case for US tariffs

Oren Cass, the founder and chief economist of conservative think tank American Compass, believes that "making things matters" ― and that tariffs play…

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