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"Donald Trump Don't Miss" - Pirates' Tommy Pham Rallies Behind POTUS' Multi-Billion Dollar Deal with Asian Nation

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

On Wednesday, Pittsburgh Pirates star Tommy Pham weighed in on US President Donald Trump's recent trade deal with South Korea.See the Story

Macron Scores Rare Win on Palestinian State Recognition

Coverage: 4 sources

Statehood on paper won’t feed mouths in the Gaza Strip, but the French president is at the forefront of a push in favor of a historical demand of the Palestinian people.Emmanuel Macron · Gaza See the Story

Typhoon Krosa Set to Move Closer to Japan’s Kanto Region Between Friday Evening, Saturday Morning

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Typhoon Krosa, also known as Typhoon No. 9, is expected to move closer to the Kanto region between Friday evening and Saturday morning after reaching near Izu Islands, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.Japan · Japan See the Story

A Bear's First Attack Is a Punch to the Face, Followed by a Destructive Bite: Emergency Doctor: "People Who Say 'Don't Kill Bears' Should Know the Truth"

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

There have been a series of human injuries caused by bears. There is a risk of large numbers of bears appearing this year. The doctor who treated the victims appeals for people to know the real situation of the victims who are reported to be in no danger of dying.Japan · Japan Read Article

Japan PM Ishiba Not to Make WWII Statement on 80th Anniv. of Its End

Coverage: 2 sources

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided not to express his views on World War II on the 80th anniversary of its end on Aug. 15 but may do so later, government sources said Friday.War · Tokyo See the Story

Nara Kita High School Students Learn About the Current State of "Ikoma, a Carbon-Free Town" From a Citizens' Group: Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Citizen Energy Ikoma (CEI), a general incorporated association working to promote renewable energy, primarily solar power, gave a lecture to first- and second-year students at Nara Prefectural Nara Kita High School (Ikoma City) about the city's current efforts to decarbonize.Solar Power · Nara Read Article

Fuel Debris "More Fragile than Expected" at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant: First Analysis Results: Asahi Shimbun

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On the 31st, Tokyo Electric Power Company and the Japan Atomic Energy Agency announced the results of a detailed analysis of melted nuclear fuel (fuel debris) collected from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant's Unit 2 reactor. The debris was more fragile than expected, and this will be crucial for the design of methods and tools for future full-scale removal.Fukushima · Fukushima See the Story

JSB: J Soul Brothers III Member’s Case Sent to Prosecutors on Suspicion of Assault, Threatening to Kill Taxi Driver

Coverage: 2 sources

Police referred to prosecutors on Thursday the case of a J Soul Brothers III member suspected of assaulting and threatening to kill a taxi driver in Tokyo.Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo See the Story

Ishiba’s time as LDP chief and PM might not be over just yet

Coverage: 2 sources

The lack of obvious successors who can unite the party and raise public support, coupled with a cautious opposition, puts him in a stronger position than expected.Japan · Japan See the Story

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