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スナップショット: 2026-09-14 ・本日の最新アップデート
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- 1.LDP-backed Genta Koja wins Okinawa gubernatorial electionMedia reports, including by NHK, citing exit polls said Koja had bested incumbent Gov. Denny Tamaki, who had been vying for a third term.
- 2.Turkey cracks down on LGBTQ+ groups, blocks online accountsTurkey launched an operation targeting LGBTQ+ associations, businesses and individuals over allegations including prostitution and obscene content.
- 3.Murai likely to be named Diet affairs head in LDP exec reshuffleIt is customary for the post of LDP parliamentary affairs chief to be held by a former Cabinet minister.
- 4.No escape from the Russian terror playbookNina L. Khrushcheva · Putinism offers no grand vision — only the indefinite preservation of one man's power and his security apparatus.
- 5.Myanmar says U.N. envoy illegitimate ahead of credentials decisionAppointed by Aung San Suu Kyi's government, the ambassador broke with his country's rulers weeks after their military coup in 2021.
- 6.Chubu Electric chiefs to quit over nuclear data fraud, NHK saysThe move follows allegations of falsified earthquake-risk data provided to Japan's nuclear regulator during safety reviews.
- 7.Trump’s army of election deniers is a problem on many levelsDavid M. Drucker · The deliberate dodges — a consistent pattern more than 18 months into Trump's second presidency — aren't just political theater; they're informative.
- 8.Canada hopes for more cooperation with Japan via GCAPWaka Ota · The Canadian ambassador to Japan said that his country can contribute in the areas of aircraft, mission control systems, radar and satellite tech.
- 9.Nepal takes its floods to the U.N. — and asks who will payBrabim Karki · Experts have attributed the flooding to a massive rockslide in the Himalayas, a hazard that climate change is making more frequent as the region warms.
- 10.Hirokazu Kore-eda’s ‘Look Back’ wins five awards at Venice film festivalThe five prizes, which were independently awarded by external organizations other than the festival itself, included the CinemaSara Award.
- 11.Volcanic alert for Hokkaido’s Mt. Tokachidake raised to Level 3This is the first time that Level 3 has been issued for the mountain since the alert system was introduced in 2008.
- 12.Diving into Japan’s art scene, one fair at a timeJennifer Pastore · Usually bringing together hundreds of artists and galleries in one place, art fairs remove the distance, making viewing and comparing a vast array of artworks possible.
- 13.Mbappe scores brace as Real Madrid get 4-1 victory over Rayo VallecanoThe result put Real Madrid level with leaders Barcelona who play Levante on Sunday.
- 14.Ruthless Rybakina dethrones Sabalenka to capture first U.S. Open crownShrivathsa Sridhar · An ankle injury threatened to derail her campaign, but she overcame those concerns to earn her a third Grand Slam crown.
- 15.Houthi advance in Yemen puts U.S. in a new bindThe Iran-backed fighters may soon be able to control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, giving Tehran leverage over two main oil-shipping corridors.
- 16.Farage’s Reform UK raises record £72 million in 24 hours — from two crypto billionairesThe donations come from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, who will match a £36 million donation by BitMEX founder Ben Delo.
- 17.Arctic summit draws European leaders to fend off Russian threatEU leaders are meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, to discuss the bloc's influence in the area as the U.S., Russia and China seek to gain a foothold.
- 18.Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shippingThe pipeline was shut after a drone attack that both Baghdad and Riyadh say originated in Iraq, where Iranian-backed militias operate.
- 19.All eyes on Warsh as rate-hike fever spreads across G7 central banksCraig Stirling · Three decisions may recast the global monetary policy landscape for the rest of 2026 and beyond.
- 20.South Korea tests global investor appetite with longer trading hoursSouth Korea’s main stock exchange is extending into evening sessions, breaking with Asia’s trading-hour norms to tap what it hopes will be sustained demand from global investors.
- 21.Modi forges BRICS consensus in shadow of worsening Iran warThe 10 full members and Saudi Arabia stopped called for restraint and for the avoidance of actions that "could further aggravate the situation."
- 22.Amodei and Altman call for slowing AI model developmentIt's unclear how far the AI companies — all fierce rivals who also face competition from China — will go to impose limits or safety checks.
- 23.Japan has few cards to play one month after Putin’s isle visitTokyo has been unable to devise a strong response given Japan's need for oil and natural gas from Russia as war rages in the Middle East.
- 24.Despite population decline, Rishiri Island’s kombu harvest goes onMari Mesri · Prized for its clean flavor, the kombu harvested off of remote Rishiri Island takes a village to farm, dry and cut.
- 25.Japan’s homegrown peppers can pack an unsuspecting punchMakiko Itoh · With names like "hawk's talons" and "lion's head," these popular peppers are a great way to eat more veggies with a kick.
- 26.Trump envoys arrive in Kyiv in new push to end Russia’s warThe visit follows the U.S. officials' more than three hours of talks in Moscow on Saturday that a Kremlin aide called "highly useful."
- 27.Chubu Electric chairman Satoru Katsuno may step down over data fraudIndustry officials have criticized Katsuno, with some saying that "there is no way he can remain in the position."
- 28.Justice Ministry to test GPS tracking of sex offenders on paroleOnly parolees who consent to participate in the program will be monitored with GPS devices, which are not slated to be attached to parolees' bodies.
- 29.Japan adopts measures to stamp out invasive longhorn beetle"We will engage in systematic and wide-area pest control to enable its eradication in Japan," Environment Minister Hirotaka Ishihara said.
- 30.How a billion-dollar sanctions dodge kept Chinese goods flowing to IranThe secretive trade mechanism, in which Iranian oil is exchanged for credits for Chinese imports, has provided a financial lifeline for Tehran.
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