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This 'Flying Umbrella', Made In Japan, Doesn't Require Using Hands
An information technology company is developing a drone-based "flying umbrella" that users do not have to hold. Essentially a small unmanned aircraft, the umbrella utilizes artificial intelligence to hover above users as they walk.
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India Most Essential Partner Of Japan, Says Japanese Envoy
India is an obvious, essential, and the most reliable partner for Japan to work with and the country places it at the center of its Indo-Pacific strategy, Japanese envoy to India Kenji Hiramastsu said.
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Civil Nuclear Deal With Japan Unlikely During PM Modi's Visit: Envoy
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Japan for the annual bilateral summit, Japanese Ambassador to India Kenji Hiramatsu said today that the civilian nuclear deal between India and Japan will be done only after the technical details are finalised.
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Japanese Ambassador Kenji Hiramatsu Calls On Arvind Kejriwal
Japanese Ambassador to India Kenji Hiramatsu today called on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and discussed several projects, including the AAP government's ambitious elevated bus corridors plan to ease traffic congestion in the city.
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Japan to Deploy Troops Near Disputed Islands
Japan's deputy defense minister has met with the mayor of a southern island to seek his support for a planned deployment of hundreds of troops to bolster defense in the region including nearby disputed East China Sea islands.
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U.S. Drone Strike Targets Executioner of Hostages
The U.S. military launched a drone strike Thursday targeting "Jihadi John," the masked Islamic State terrorist who beheaded several Western hostages in Syria and came to symbolize the brutality of the militant group, U.S. officials said.
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Japan Tourism Site Hit By Pro-Islamic State Hackers
A Japanese tourism agency said today its website was hijacked by hackers who displayed a message purportedly from the Islamic State (IS) group, less than two months after the group claimed to have beheaded two Japanese hostages.
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Radical Scholar Provided Japan with Channel to IS at Hostage Crisis Peak
The Japan government opened a communication channel with Islamic State in the decisive stages of its recent hostage crisis but was unwilling to use it to start negotiations, according to a Tokyo-based Islamic scholar who briefly became an intermediary.
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Parents of US Hostage Appeal to Islamic State Captors
The parents of an American hostage who the Islamic State group claimed had been killed in a US-led coalition air strike have said they are "hopeful" she is still alive.
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US Supports Greater Japan Role on World Stage
The United States would support Japan playing a bigger role in global security, a US official said on Friday, amid intense debate in the Asian nation following the murder of two Japanese hostages by Islamic State jihadists.
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Japanese Prime Minister Condemns 'Unforgivable' Execution of Jordanian Pilot
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe condemned the apparent execution by the Islamic State group of a Jordanian pilot as "unforgivable" today, days after the murders of two Japanese hostages.
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Japanese Prime Minister Defends Handling of Hostage Crisis
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe defended his policy toward terrorism, as the flag at his official residence flew at half-staff on Monday in a mark of mourning for two hostages killed by the Islamic State group.
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Social Media Embraces Slain IS Hostage Kenji Goto's 4-Year-Old Tweet
The tweet gone viral is from September 7, 2010, and seems to sum up the character of Kenji Goto.
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Four-Year-Old Tweet by Japanese Journalist Killed by ISIS is Viral Now
Social media users have embraced a 4-year-old tweet by Kenji Goto as a poignant memorial to the slain freelance journalist.
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Departing From Country's Pacifism, Japanese Premier Vows Revenge for Killings
When Islamic State militants posted a video Sunday showing the grisly killing of a Japanese journalist, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reacted with outrage, promising "to make the terrorists pay the price."
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This 'Flying Umbrella', Made In Japan, Doesn't Require Using Hands
An information technology company is developing a drone-based "flying umbrella" that users do not have to hold. Essentially a small unmanned aircraft, the umbrella utilizes artificial intelligence to hover above users as they walk.
-
India Most Essential Partner Of Japan, Says Japanese Envoy
India is an obvious, essential, and the most reliable partner for Japan to work with and the country places it at the center of its Indo-Pacific strategy, Japanese envoy to India Kenji Hiramastsu said.
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Civil Nuclear Deal With Japan Unlikely During PM Modi's Visit: Envoy
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Japan for the annual bilateral summit, Japanese Ambassador to India Kenji Hiramatsu said today that the civilian nuclear deal between India and Japan will be done only after the technical details are finalised.
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Japanese Ambassador Kenji Hiramatsu Calls On Arvind Kejriwal
Japanese Ambassador to India Kenji Hiramatsu today called on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and discussed several projects, including the AAP government's ambitious elevated bus corridors plan to ease traffic congestion in the city.
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Japan to Deploy Troops Near Disputed Islands
Japan's deputy defense minister has met with the mayor of a southern island to seek his support for a planned deployment of hundreds of troops to bolster defense in the region including nearby disputed East China Sea islands.
-
U.S. Drone Strike Targets Executioner of Hostages
The U.S. military launched a drone strike Thursday targeting "Jihadi John," the masked Islamic State terrorist who beheaded several Western hostages in Syria and came to symbolize the brutality of the militant group, U.S. officials said.
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Japan Tourism Site Hit By Pro-Islamic State Hackers
A Japanese tourism agency said today its website was hijacked by hackers who displayed a message purportedly from the Islamic State (IS) group, less than two months after the group claimed to have beheaded two Japanese hostages.
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Radical Scholar Provided Japan with Channel to IS at Hostage Crisis Peak
The Japan government opened a communication channel with Islamic State in the decisive stages of its recent hostage crisis but was unwilling to use it to start negotiations, according to a Tokyo-based Islamic scholar who briefly became an intermediary.
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Parents of US Hostage Appeal to Islamic State Captors
The parents of an American hostage who the Islamic State group claimed had been killed in a US-led coalition air strike have said they are "hopeful" she is still alive.
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US Supports Greater Japan Role on World Stage
The United States would support Japan playing a bigger role in global security, a US official said on Friday, amid intense debate in the Asian nation following the murder of two Japanese hostages by Islamic State jihadists.
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Japanese Prime Minister Condemns 'Unforgivable' Execution of Jordanian Pilot
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe condemned the apparent execution by the Islamic State group of a Jordanian pilot as "unforgivable" today, days after the murders of two Japanese hostages.
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Japanese Prime Minister Defends Handling of Hostage Crisis
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe defended his policy toward terrorism, as the flag at his official residence flew at half-staff on Monday in a mark of mourning for two hostages killed by the Islamic State group.
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Social Media Embraces Slain IS Hostage Kenji Goto's 4-Year-Old Tweet
The tweet gone viral is from September 7, 2010, and seems to sum up the character of Kenji Goto.
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Four-Year-Old Tweet by Japanese Journalist Killed by ISIS is Viral Now
Social media users have embraced a 4-year-old tweet by Kenji Goto as a poignant memorial to the slain freelance journalist.
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Departing From Country's Pacifism, Japanese Premier Vows Revenge for Killings
When Islamic State militants posted a video Sunday showing the grisly killing of a Japanese journalist, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reacted with outrage, promising "to make the terrorists pay the price."
