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China partially lifts ban on Japanese seafood imports in bid to ease frictions
 
China partially lifts ban on Japanese seafood imports in bid to ease frictions
 
Tokyo labeled the move “a major turning point,” though improving the relationship still faces hurdles over China’s military moves near Japan.
 
 
 
Japan-U.S. trade negotiations deadlocked after months of fruitless talks
 
Trump's comments on Sunday suggest he is in no mood to compromise on tariffs.
 
 
 
 
Party leaders skeptical of three-party ruling coalition after Upper House vote
 
If the ruling coalition wins fewer than 50 seats, it will either need to work with at least one opposition party for each piece of legislation or invite one to join.
 
 
 
 
Japan’s new banknotes see slow adoption one year after launch
 
Roughly 5 billion new banknotes were in circulation as of the end of May, accounting for just 28.8% of all notes in use.
 
 

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