The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2022-07-29

• Govt condemns Russia’s Ukraine invasion in defense white paper
• Argentine economy looks to get boost from China’s bid to expand BRICS
• Japan’s 1st case of monkeypox renews calls for handwashin­g
• Sentiment split over whether to cancel trips amid infection surge
• Psychiatri­c detention starts to examine criminal responsibi­lity for Abe shooter
• Abe faction settles on temporary leaders, but future remains murky
• Turnout below 35% for voters aged 18, 19 in upper house poll
• Amari to mourn Abe with lower house speech
• Victims of 2008 Akihabara attack call for efforts to prevent recurrence
• Games exec pushed for quick screenings of Aoki products
• Bribery probe extends to search of ex-Aoki chairman’s residence
• 663 company execs earned over ¥100 million in FY21
• Google, Microsoft register as foreign tech firms
• Foreign tourists increasing­ly being accepted back into Japan
• NTT taps smartphone savvy for unmanned stores
• Wood shock: Lumber prices soar amid weak yen, Russia export halt
• Skymark Airlines considers overhaul of Narita-Saipan route
• Japan firms catching up in translatio­n tech industry
• H.I.S. to sell Huis Ten Bosch theme park
• Undignifie­d content intolerabl­e in serious context of elections
• Russia must honor agreement it made and allow grain to reach the world
• ‘New class’ might set off instabilit­y in China
• Is there a path to Kishida’s vision of a world free of nuclear weapons?
• Little surprise as women win Akutagawa, Naoki prizes
• Kawano takes silver by sliver in 35-km walk
• Kiyomiya caps 1st All-Star outing with ‘sayonara’ HR
• Big Mongolian Ichinojo captures 1st Emperor’s Cup
• FAST, SAFE BULLET TRAINS GOING STRONG FOR 30 YRS

The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun - 2022-07-22

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