The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2023-05-19

• Communique to address generative AI concerns
• Security tightened at island where main venue is located
• 80% of A-bomb survivors support Hiroshima as host
• Survivors hope artifacts, testimonie­s ‘will change views on N-weapons’
• G7 to call for end of weapons exports to Russia in statement
• Finance ministers’ communique addresses gaps in banking system
• African Union chair hopes G7 can help ease U.S.-China tension
• EU seen preparing for Taiwan contingenc­y in revised strategy
• Fauci stresses need to convey factual informatio­n, prepare for chance of new COVID surge
• CCP works to control narrative 15 years after Sichuan earthquake
• Conspiracy theories surroundin­g Abe shooting circulate online
• Tokyo junior high school teacher arrested on suspicion of murder
• Emperor Emeritus, Empress Emerita visit Imperial convents
• Emperor, Empress hold 1st Imperial garden party in 4 years
• Shady shoppers from abroad evaded ¥2.1 bil. in tax in FY22
• Johnny’s president apologizes to ‘those who claim’ sex abuse
• Japan semiconduc­tor makers plan investment boost as EVs catch on
• Mizuho to add 1,600 staff to bolster system support
• Nagano sake-tasting event returns to Tokyo
• Japanese whiskey in fierce demand as it toasts 100 years of production
• Rushed discussion­s will not advance cause of protecting sexual minorities
• String of false words cannot hide Russia’s predicamen­t
• ‘Global South’ needs more elaborate definition
• How should Japan respond to the potential benefits brought by AI?
• Retooling: Moriyasu building next-generation Samurai Blue
• Ex-Japan soccer coach Okada tackles new challenge in field of education
• Innovative treats using sweet bean paste winning new fans
• Onsen makes ‘moist skin’ pitch to young women
• Reading helps widen our understand­ing of those different from us

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