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Antonio Inoki, a well-known professional wrestler and lawmaker from Japan, has died at the age of 79. In 1976, he fought world boxing champion Muhammad Ali in a mixed martial arts match.
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On Friday, warships from South Korea, the US, and Japan started the first trilateral anti-submarine drills in five years. This came after North Korea started testing missiles again this week, likely in response to training between South Korean and US forces.
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A U.S. Navy lieutenant and Mormon missionary who lives in Japan has been sentenced to three years in prison, which his family calls 'shocking.' This is because at least two people died in a car accident that doctors think was caused by a medical event.
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Blockchain gaming and digital entertainment platform Digital Entertainment Asset (DEA) Pte Ltd, located in Singapore, has now entered the Japanese market with a presence there.
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Strict regulations have been placed on the issuing of stablecoins by licensed banks, regulated money transfer providers, and trust businesses.
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Do the low inflation rates mean that the purchasing power of Japanese and Swiss citizens has increased relative to other countries over time? The answer seems to be no.
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Companies from over the world have been leaving China for a long time now.
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Semiconductors are tiny chips that have become essential to human civilisation. What are they, and why are governments all over the globe frantically attempting to develop local manufacturing capabilities?
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Cardano's Project Catalyst is intriguing: a decentralized fund of approximately $1 billion that will be voted on and allocated to those with proposals to improve the Cardano ecosystem.
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It's like a little magnetic "nom, nom."
Antonio Inoki, a well-known professional wrestler and lawmaker from Japan, has died at the age of 79. In 1976, he fought world boxing champion Muhammad Ali in a mixed martial arts match.
