The Japan Times - 2022-05-06

• Japan, U.S. to boost ties over Pacific security
• Can Europe survive without Russian oil?
• Russia bars entry to Kishida and 62 others indefinite­ly
• Fed warns of economic ‘pain’ from inflation curbs
• PM, pope agree on nuke abolition
• Chinese aircraft carrier conducts training in Western Pacific
• Items turn up in Yamanashi in search for missing girl
• Nomura retail business trailing competitio­n
• Industry minister negative on banning Russian oil
• BOJ may act if yen rate hits ¥140
• Descendant­s of WWII Korean workers recall past in new museum
• Ethnic Korean singer hopes hometown’s change will spur inclusion
• Utoro ethnic Korean community: a timeline
• Marcos presidency could see nuclear plant revived
• John Lee: The former Hong Kong security chief Beijing trusts
• Kikuchi picks up first win of 2022 as Blue Jays snap Yankees’ streak
• F1 looking to maintain momentum in U.S.
• Preventing developing-economy debt disasters
• Brexit made Boris Johnson. Now he has to face its costs.
• When $1 billion tech unicorns start to look like ponies
• The ‘nuclear’ terms you should know when discussing the news
• A humane portrayal of the Kurdish diaspora

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