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U.S. Extended Deterrence: Trust in Bilateral Alliance Key to Planning for a Crisis
In addition to nuclear powers China and Russia, North Korea is now also believed to have the capacity for a nuclear attack. The need for U.S. exten...
July 29, 2024
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Paris Olympics Open: Host City Shines, Undaunted by Violence
Paris has kicked off its first Olympics in 100 years. The Games started amid tension, as France’s high-speed railway network fell victim to sabotage. ...
July 28, 2024
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International Standards Strategy: Take Lead by Accelerating Cultivation of Human Resources
Global competition to take the lead on international standards for industrial products, digital-related technologies and other items is intensifying. ...
July 28, 2024
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Gaza Situation: U.S. Turmoil Puts A Damper on Ceasefire Demands
It is hard to say that the United States has made the most of an important opportunity to directly communicate its seriousness to have Israel accep...
July 27, 2024
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Disapproval of Tsuruga Nuclear Reactor’s Restart: Active Fault, Distrust Prevent Resumption of Operations
For the first time, the nuclear regulator will likely disapprove the restart of a reactor at a nuclear power plant whose operator aims for its resu...
July 27, 2024
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Work-related Accidents Involving The Elderly: Take Decline in Physical Function into Consideration
As an increasing number of elderly people continue to work, more are becoming involved in work-related accidents. Hopefully, the public and private...
July 26, 2024
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Minimum Wages: Use Large-scale Raise as Step to Create Growth-oriented Economy
If companies do nothing but suppress labor costs, it is unlikely that a virtuous economic cycle will be realized. It is hoped that a large increase...
July 26, 2024
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Stress on Teachers: Urgently reduce excessive workload
The excessive workload at schools has become a burden on teachers. There is a need to reduce the amount of less important work and make efforts to ...
July 25, 2024
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Kobayashi Pharmaceutical: Drugmaker’s Corporate Culture of Disregard for Safety Is Egregious
Even though a drugmaker manufactures supplements intended to help maintain good health, it is unforgivable that the company has continued to disreg...
July 25, 2024
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Bluefin Tuna Fishing: International Regulations Have Led to Recovery of Resources
It has been shown that strict regulations on fish catches led to a steady recovery of resources. It is hoped that Japan, as a major fishing country...
July 24, 2024
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Paris Olympics to Begin: In This Time of War, Cherish The Precious Nature of Peace
The Paris Olympics will begin as conflicts continue around the world. Hopefully people will reconsider the meaning of this festival of peace as the...
July 24, 2024
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Biden’s Withdrawal: Resolve Turmoil Over U.S. Election with Fresh Start
With less than four months until the U.S. presidential election, this is an unprecedented change in candidate. It is hoped that the turmoil surrou...
July 23, 2024
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Preventing Heatstroke: Caution Must Be Taken When Holding Outdoor Events
This year, even before the end of the rainy season, many places have experienced extremely hot weather, and it is expected to be a brutally hot su...
July 23, 2024
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Election Confusion: Quickly Formulate Measures to Prevent Money-Making, Publicity Stunts
It is unacceptable to abuse elections, which are the foundation of democracy, as a means of making money and gaining publicity.
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Group Homes for Disabled: Wrongdoing That Disrespects Welfare of People Should Not Be Permitted
Abuse of a system that supports people with disabilities and profiting from such acts can never be accepted. An environment in which disabled peop...
July 22, 2024
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