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Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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Japan Receives First Russian Oil Shipment Since Iran War
Japan, which depends on the Middle East for around 95 per cent of its oil imports, has tried to diversify its sources of energy since the war began.
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Iran War, Oil Crisis Has 'Enormous Impact' In Asia-pacific: Japan PM
Roughly one-fifth of the world's oil normally flows through the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping has been throttled by Iran since its war with the US.
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80-Centimetre Tsunami After 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan
Japan Earthquake Today: 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
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Air Strikes Near Iran Nuclear Sites Pose Major Health Risks, Warns WHO
The WHO has specifically highlighted the dangers of a potential CBRN event. This refers to incidents involving Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear hazards.
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LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
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In Big Step On Hormuz, UK, France Say Ready To "Contribute" To Safe Passage
Iran-Israel War: In Big Step On Hormuz, UK, France Say Ready To "Contribute" To Safe Passage
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80 Years After Hiroshima Horror, Japan Drawn Into Iran Nuke Crisis By Trump
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly pressed allies, including Japan, to step in as tensions escalate in the Middle East. With European partners reluctant, Washington is now pushing Tokyo to play a more active role.
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"Iran To Take The War As Far As Necessary": Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
Iran said it was ready to take the Middle East war "as far as necessary" as it launched strikes across the region Monday, while Trump urged nations to escort tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, warns refusal could hurt NATO's future.
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Trump Tells Allies To Escort Ships Through Hormuz. Not Everyone Is On Board
The United States is reportedly planning to announce a "coalition" of multiple nations to help escort ships through the war-hit Strait of Hormuz as early as this week amid soaring oil prices due to the US and Israel's war on Iran.
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How Japan Got Lowest Obesity Rate In The World, And What India Can Learn From Them
Japan's adult obesity rate is around 4 percent, while it is over 25 percent in India
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Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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Japan's Centenarian Population Nears 100,000, 88% Are Women
The number of people aged 100 or older in Japan has hit a record high of nearly 100,000, with almost 90 percent of them women, ministry data showed on Friday.
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Woman Loses Rs 6 Lakh To Scammer Posing As Astronaut Stuck In Space Without Oxygen
The woman, who lives alone, had developed feelings for the man through the online exchanges and ended up sending the money.
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'Need To Buy Oxygen In Space': Fake Astronaut Scams Japan Woman Of $6,700
A Japanese octogenarian was swindled out of thousands of dollars after falling in love online with a self-described astronaut who sought her help to avert a spaceship crisis, police said Tuesday.
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Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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Japan Receives First Russian Oil Shipment Since Iran War
Japan, which depends on the Middle East for around 95 per cent of its oil imports, has tried to diversify its sources of energy since the war began.
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Iran War, Oil Crisis Has 'Enormous Impact' In Asia-pacific: Japan PM
Roughly one-fifth of the world's oil normally flows through the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping has been throttled by Iran since its war with the US.
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80-Centimetre Tsunami After 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan
Japan Earthquake Today: 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
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Air Strikes Near Iran Nuclear Sites Pose Major Health Risks, Warns WHO
The WHO has specifically highlighted the dangers of a potential CBRN event. This refers to incidents involving Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear hazards.
-
LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
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In Big Step On Hormuz, UK, France Say Ready To "Contribute" To Safe Passage
Iran-Israel War: In Big Step On Hormuz, UK, France Say Ready To "Contribute" To Safe Passage
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80 Years After Hiroshima Horror, Japan Drawn Into Iran Nuke Crisis By Trump
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly pressed allies, including Japan, to step in as tensions escalate in the Middle East. With European partners reluctant, Washington is now pushing Tokyo to play a more active role.
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"Iran To Take The War As Far As Necessary": Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
Iran said it was ready to take the Middle East war "as far as necessary" as it launched strikes across the region Monday, while Trump urged nations to escort tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, warns refusal could hurt NATO's future.
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Trump Tells Allies To Escort Ships Through Hormuz. Not Everyone Is On Board
The United States is reportedly planning to announce a "coalition" of multiple nations to help escort ships through the war-hit Strait of Hormuz as early as this week amid soaring oil prices due to the US and Israel's war on Iran.
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How Japan Got Lowest Obesity Rate In The World, And What India Can Learn From Them
Japan's adult obesity rate is around 4 percent, while it is over 25 percent in India
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Japan Citizens To Sue Government Over 'Unconstitutional' Climate Inaction
Hundreds of people across Japan will sue the central government Thursday seeking damages for "unconstitutional" inaction on climate change, the country's first such litigation.
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Japan's Centenarian Population Nears 100,000, 88% Are Women
The number of people aged 100 or older in Japan has hit a record high of nearly 100,000, with almost 90 percent of them women, ministry data showed on Friday.
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Woman Loses Rs 6 Lakh To Scammer Posing As Astronaut Stuck In Space Without Oxygen
The woman, who lives alone, had developed feelings for the man through the online exchanges and ended up sending the money.
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'Need To Buy Oxygen In Space': Fake Astronaut Scams Japan Woman Of $6,700
A Japanese octogenarian was swindled out of thousands of dollars after falling in love online with a self-described astronaut who sought her help to avert a spaceship crisis, police said Tuesday.
