Mass biodiversity loss would slash global credit ratings: Report
The study estimated that 58 per cent of the 26 countries studied face a downgrade of their sovereign credit rating.
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Where have Ukrainian refugees gone?
Nearly 5.2 million refugees from Ukraine have travelled across Europe in one of the biggest mass displacements since World War II.
Surging fertilizer prices hit Japanese farmers hard
The problem has emerged due to Japan's reliance on China and Russia for most of the materials used to produce fertilizers.
Temperatures soar in Japan’s Kanto region, elsewhere
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, temperatures reached 35 degrees Celsius or higher by 2 pm on June 27 in 60 locations in and around the region.
SDF helmets used on front lines of combat in Ukraine
In March, Tokyo had provided Ukraine with bulletproof vests and other SDF equipment at the request of Kyiv.
Japanese PM cautions against countries drawing ‘wrong lessons’ from Ukraine invasion
He also emphasized that he would not tolerate Beijing’s development of gas fields in the East China Sea, referring to the ongoing construction work as “a unilateral attempt to…
Kishida raps China for ‘unfair, opaque’ aid to developing countries at G-7
He also stressed a determination to spread the importance of fair and transparent development finance for developing countries.
Japanese women writers gaining recognition in English-speaking world
A major factor behind the trend is a change in the English-speaking world that has seen more acceptance of translated literature.
G-7 to exert more pressure on Russia: US official
According to an official, Group of Seven leaders will discuss at their upcoming summit how to cut their dependence on Russian energy and Russia’s revenues from energy exports.
Service honors war victims on day Battle of Okinawa ended 77 years ago
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki and representatives of a bereaved families association were among the about 330 people attending the ceremony, far fewer…