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  • Japan to safeguard personal financial, genetic data from foreign threats (Nikkei Asia)
  • Govt to Introduce Satellite-Based Advanced Maritime Digital Communication System to Help Detect Suspicious Ships (The Japan News)
  • Japan to Tighten Visa Rules on Foreigners Behind on Health Insurance (News on Japan)
  • Japan to funnel investments in 17 strategic sectors to ignite growth (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan’s Takaichi eyes crackdown on illegal immigration, land purchases (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to compile measures to address foreigner-related issues in January (Kyodo News+)
  • Takaichi Vows to Build ‘Strong Economy’ via Key Investments (The Japan News)
  • Japan eyes 10,000 self-driving buses, taxis by fiscal 2030 (Nikkei Asia)
  • Nearly 40% of top Japanese companies raise profit estimates amid AI boom (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan auto mechanic job availability up on low birthrate (Kyodo News+)
  • Foreign Automakers Increasing Presence in Japan’s EV Market with Over 50% Combined Market Share in 1st Half of FY25 (The Japan News)
  • Japan to Tighten Regulations on Mega Solar Power Plants over Nature, Disaster Risk Concerns (The Japan News)
  • European Space Agency opens 1st Asian permanent office in Tokyo (Japan Today)
  • Takaichi Set to Announce Launch of Social Security Reform Panel (The Japan News)
  • Japan’s Auto Industry Faces Fallout from China-Netherlands Chip Clash (News on Japan)Japan’s new PM looks to lift upper limits on overtime hours (The Mainichi)
  • Financial Services Agency Mulls Allowing Banks to Hold Cryptocurrencies; Will Also Discuss Establishing Risk Management Frameworks (The Japan News)
  • IEA cuts outlook for 5-year global growth in offshore wind power (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan to hike visa fees to US, Europe levels amid surging tourism (Nikkei Asia)
  • In Japan and beyond, space startups are relying more on government cash (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan’s Hokkaido Spaceport lands on map as international launch site (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to promote domestic AI development for national security (The Mainichi)
  • Japanese companies employing various strategies to retain college hires (Japan Today)
  • Europe space agency eyes Tokyo office, deeper collaboration with JAXA (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan backpedals on solar panel recycling law, eyes nonbinding guidelines (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan eyes subsidies for companies using renewables, nuclear power (Nikkei Asia)
  • Local authorities step up regulation of mega solar projects in Japan (Japan Today)
  • Japan’s Digital Agency, OpenAI to Collaborate on Development, Use of Gen AI (The Japan News)
  • Japan obliges firms to expand support for employees with preschoolers (Japan Today)
  • 98% of Japan business leaders support accepting more foreign workers: poll (Nikkei Asia)
  • Permanent residency visa revocation law gets guidelines (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan seeks to boost new geothermal power generation (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to start new foreign trainee program with job flexibility in 2027 (Japan Today)
  • Major Japanese utility to close oil-fired plants as reactors reopen (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to Pause Work on Public Projects in Summer, as Risk of Heatstroke Rises Ever Higher (The Japan News)
  • Govt Expert Panel’s Report Recommends Exporting Defense Equipment ‘Without Restrictions’ (The Japan News)
  • 3 firms plan to pipe CO₂ under the sea in global warming fight (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan to Develop Domestic AI Model With Government Support; Security Concerns Over Outflow of Data, False Information (The Japan News)
  • 2-year transfer rule planned for foreign workers in 8 sectors (The Asahi Shimbun)

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