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Asian Politics · JapanAs tensions with China reach their highest point in more than 10 years, Japan is accelerating its largest military buildup, placing the remote island of Yonaguni —home to just 1,500 residents — on the front line of a growing regional confrontation.
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Missiles, radars and ammunition depots: Japan fortifies Yonaguni island near Taiwan to counter China
43% Right coverage: 14 sources
Microsoft · CanadaMicrosoft will spend more than $7.5-billion in Canada over the next two years as part of a data-centre expansion, while vowing to keep data within Canadian borders and resist any orders to discontinue services to government customers that could arise during uncertain geopolitical times.
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Microsoft vows to protect ‘digital sovereignty’ in $7.5-billion Canadian data-centre expansion
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Nepal Politics · NepalTens of thousands rallied for the party of Nepal’s ousted prime minister, K.P. Sharma Oli, on Saturday, in the largest gathering in the Himalayan country since youth-led anti-graft protests forced him out three months ago. Police estimated 70,000 attended the rally in Bhaktapur near the capital Kathmandu to launch a three-day convention of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist–Leninist). Organisers had said before the rally they would bring out 300,000 people.See the Story
Ousted Nepal PM's party holds biggest rally since Gen Z protests
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