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Trump, Takaichi agree on rare earth, critical minerals supply — Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via Getty Images

Politics · Japan

Trump, Takaichi agree on rare earth, critical minerals supply

48% Center coverage: 240 sources

The United States and Japan signed an agreement on Tuesday "securing" the supply of critical minerals and rare earths, the White House said, as President Donald Trump visited Tokyo. See the Story

Japan to Deploy Military as Bear Attacks Claim 12 Lives — REUTERS / ixx511

Animal Attack · Akita

Japan to Deploy Military as Bear Attacks Claim 12 Lives

39% Center coverage: 167 sources

Japan recorded 12 deaths from bear attacks this year, the highest toll since tracking began in the 2000s, prompting the government to hold its first-ever high-level ministerial meeting to address the crisis.See the Story

Japan PM Takaichi vows proper management of foreign worker programs

Sanae Takaichi · Japan

Japan PM Takaichi vows proper management of foreign worker programs

Coverage: 2 sources

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged Thursday to "properly operate" Japan's foreign worker programs, including by setting ceilings, as she faced questions in parliament from a populist party amid growing public concern over an influx of foreign nationals.See the Story

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