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- 1.Japan to allow incapacitated local chiefs to resignBased on doctors' diagnoses, deputy leaders will be able to determine the resignation of governors or municipal mayors who have become incapacitated.
- 2.Fujita Health University seeks approval for uterus transplant studyThe team's research plan calls for studying transplants for women without a uterus who wish to become pregnant and give birth.
- 3.As Iran war drags on, airlines pull back on fuel hedges and warn on faresJet fuel accounts for 30% to 40% of airlines' costs, with European and Asian carriers historically hedging more of their fuel needs than U.S. rivals.
- 4.From Gaza to Ramallah, Palestinians see little hope in Israeli voteA common concern is that "an even worse leader" could come into power.
- 5.Kansai emerges as key data center hub as other regions vie for shareAccording to Fuji Chimera Research Institute, Kansai data centers occupy a total site area of about 1.16 million square meters — 25% of Japan's total.
- 6.Global fund managers grow bullish on Japanese government bondsJohn Cheng · Signs of recovering domestic demand and a more supportive policy backdrop add to the appeal of elevated yields.
- 7.Trump expands hunt for noncitizen voters with subpoena campaign before midtermsLegal experts say the subpoenas could be used to contest results in close midterm races, despite scant evidence that noncitizens voting is widespread.
- 8.At least 68 people dead in Spain’s second major train crash this yearIt was Spain's second fatal rail crash this year and Europe's deadliest since 2013.
- 9.Russia using online platform to illegally employ North Korean ‘students’Ariana King · Laborers posing as students are propping up Moscow's war in Ukraine while sending cash back to Pyongyang, skirting sanctions, a probe has found.
- 10.Fed holds fire as Warsh telegraphs more hikes without saying itandrew ackerman · Warsh used his assessment of a strong economy and warnings over persistent inflation to signal the Fed's job is not yet done.
- 11.What’s at stake for Trump in Israel’s deadlocked election?Matt Spetalnick · With the Israeli election inconclusive, painstaking coalition bargaining appears to be ahead, with Netanyahu remaining in a caretaker capacity.
- 12.Israel’s election gives survivor Netanyahu a path to keep powerSamia Nakhoul · With turnout at a record high, Israeli broadcasters put Netanyahu's bloc on course to win 53 seats in parliament, with the opposition bloc of Gadi Eisenkot with 48.
- 13.Japan has mastered the red carpet. Almost.Patrick St. Michel · Japan's red carpets have glamour down to a science. But in the pursuit of perfection, something essential can get lost: spontaneity.
- 14.M5.4 Chiba quake shakes Tokyo and nearby prefectures; no tsunami warning issuedThe quake occurred at a depth of 50 kilometers in the town of Yokoshibahikari and registered up to lower five on Japan's seven-point seismic scale.
- 15.AI is part of solution for climate change, COP31 pledge saysJohn Ainger · It's not clear which countries will sign up and the U.S., the biggest developer of data centers, is no longer part of the COP process.
- 16.Takaichi and Merz pledge to boost economic security and tech cooperationSpencer Landers · The leaders expressed "grave concern" over economic coercion, including arbitrary export restrictions and retaliatory measures on critical minerals.
- 17.At least 30 people killed in collision between high-speed trains in SpainEmma Pinedo,Victoria Waldersee · A Castilla-La Mancha region spokesperson said 147 people had been traveling on the Iryo train and 397 on the Renfe train.
- 18.Times Car reporting ¥5.5 billion loss has firms bracing for data breach falloutMaddie Baker,Spencer Landers · The parent of Times Car operator Times Mobility announced it plans to report a one-time loss of ¥5.5 billion over a personal data leak.
- 19.With Israel poll results still murky, what happens next?Maayan Lubell · Votes are now being tallied, followed by potentially long negotiations as parties try to assemble a governing coalition.
- 20.Website used by hackers to leak info shut down, GMO saysAriana King · The internet company has announced a bounty of up to $1 million for information leading to the group's arrest and launched a website to collect leads.
- 21.Three arrested over smuggling endangered tortoises from ThailandThe three are suspected of conspiring to bring three Indian star tortoises and 13 crayfish into Japan at Osaka's Kansai International Airport.
- 22.DPP approves LDP plan to cut Lower House proportional representation seatsThe proposal includes the introduction of a system allowing multiple parties to compile a joint list of proportional representation candidates.
- 23.November <i>banzuke</i> reveals intriguing trio of dark horse candidatesJohn Gunning · Popular veteran Tamawashi is among the rikishi to watch for the upcoming tournament.
- 24.U.S. and Japan defense chiefs agree to boost cooperation to prevent cyberattacksJesse Johnson · The agreement comes as Japan continues to reel from almost daily revelations of serious data breaches.
- 25.Bank of Japan unlikely to take rates higher this weekKazuaki Nagata · The market is betting against a back-to-back rate increase, but sees December as a real possibility.
- 26.U.S.-aligned countries, led by Asia, slash U.S. Treasury purchases by 60%Analysts cite weak currencies, rising yields at home, growing demand for stocks and unease over U.S. policy.
- 27.China’s CXMT to start advanced AI memory production despite poor yields, sources sayThe decision highlights China's intense shortage of the AI memory chips, essential to a push to develop domestic alternatives to Nvidia.
- 28.U.N. panel adopts Japan-led nuclear weapon abolition resolutionThe resolution received support from 150 countries, while seven voted against it and 25 abstained.
- 29.Hong Kong has become a safe harbor for international pariahsJonathan Stivers · Hong Kong is now the connective tissue between Western suppliers and three of the world's most heavily sanctioned regimes.
- 30.AI agents are coming for your bank’s easy moneyAndy Mukherjee · Banks can't rest easy. While they were busy lobbying to protect deposits from crypto, AI got smarter.
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