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The Defense Ministry has called up Self-Defense Forces ready reserves and reserves for the disaster-relief mission following powerful Typhoon Hagibis, in consideration of the extensive damage and expected prolonged recovery efforts.
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Many of the deaths from recent powerful typhoons in Japan occurred while victims were traveling in vehicles, local authorities said Monday, underscoring the need for people to evacuate early and reach safety in plenty of time.
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Panel Criticizes ‘Unacceptable Practices’ in the OPCW’s investigation of the Alleged Chemical Attack in Douma, Syria on April 7th 2018
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Kim Jong-un could have welcomed new heir after wife disappeared from public: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s mysterious wife Ri Sol Ju wasn’t seen in public for months, and it could mean something big.
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Uluru’s climb to the summit closed forever: The climb up Uluru is closed to the public forever — but the last few people to descend the sacred rock have been blasted as “very selfish”.
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A whopping 81.9 percent of Japanese people said they are in favor of the idea of Japan having a reigning empress, while 13.5 percent are against it, a Kyodo News survey showed Sunday.
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Japan’s Foreign Ministry plans to provide an explanation in Korean on the use of the kyokujitsuki Rising Sun flag on its website, in addition to the Japanese and English versions.
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It's important that Trump trumpeted the ISIS leader's death as cowardly and whimpering - because the hypocrisy will filter down to the ISIS fighters and crush their wills
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Beijing's new US$63 billion mega-airport begins international flights
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Oxford University Bans Clapping to Keep People from Being ‘Triggered’, replacing it with silent “jazz hands” waving.
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UK - Six Middle Men Men Convicted of Serious Sexual Abuse of Three Girls in Huddersfield
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Thousands of Girls Subjected to Female Genital Mutilation in Ireland, Experts Warn
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Russian gun activist Maria Butina, who has spent over a year behind bars in the US, has finally left prison and is now expected to arrive in Russia on Saturday.
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Greek villagers stone migrant buses
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Yes or no: Do you really, really want to go into space? The screening process for Russian cosmonauts could benefit from using lie detectors, an industry publication argues. It would help ensure that recruits have no secret addictions, criminal ties, or foreign allegiances.
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Russian authorities launched an investigation into the actions of a 15-year old female high-school student who is suspected of molesting two 13-year old girls.
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