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Pianist Sumino Hayato strives for unique identity

Japanese pianist Sumino Hayato left his native country where he had a successful career in search of his next step.

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Open-source investigations uncover Russian war crimes

An alliance of human rights organizations is using open-source information to investigate alleged war crimes by Russia in Ukraine. Russian forces are…

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Japan hosts Myanmar fundraiser

A group of dedicated supporters gathered in Tokyo last month at a concert to raise money and awareness for the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Myanmar…

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US insurers abandon homeowners in disaster-prone areas

An increase in extreme weather events is driving up US insurance payouts and prompting firms to pull coverage for some areas, drop protections for ce…

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Cutting-edge tech meets amazing art on the streets of Tokyo

Technological innovation has a tendency to drive change in all walks of life, and art is no exception. That's why the local government of Shibuya War…

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Myanmar shadow government: Fightback just getting started

An alliance of resistance fighters in war-torn Myanmar has scored major victories against the military junta in recent months, capturing towns and ar…

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Somalia on the brink of famine

As leaders from around the world gathered in Egypt this month for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, one official is sounding a warning ab…

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Thai Embassy sends relief supplies to quake-hit central Japan

The population of the Noto Peninsula in central Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture, which was hit by a powerful earthquake on New Year's Day, includes over …

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South Korea looks to fix 'ghost baby' problem

Authorities in South Korea are addressing an administrative loophole that has allowed for 2,000 undocumented infants, known as "ghost babies," to sli…

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Leading scholar says anger in Russia could be Putin's downfall

Revered French historian Helene Carrere d'Encausse believes mounting opposition in Russia to the invasion of Ukraine could ultimately see President V…

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