#ruleoflaw
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Japan to Submit 61 Bills This Session; Imperial House Law Amendment Still “Under Consideration”
Analyst: Party paper’s ‘Xi’ typo stokes talk of turmoil as Beijing hardens its line on Japan
From Track to Trench: Kenyan Athlete Says He “Signed a Death Warrant” in Russia’s War—A Stark Warning and a Lesson for Japan
South Korea Seeks Death Penalty for Ex-President in ‘De Facto Abolition’ Era, Stirring Rights Debate—and Japan’s Attention
Japan Files Formal Protest Over Chinese Foreign Minister’s Remarks at Munich Security Conference
Philippines Rejects China’s ‘Jobs at Risk’ Warning as Intimidation; Stakes Rise for Japan and the Indo‑Pacific
Tokyo District Court Gives Life Sentence to Alleged ‘Luffy’ Coordinator Over Komae Robbery-Death and Six Other Cases
China’s People’s Daily Brands Japan ‘New-Type Militarist’ as Tokyo Debates Defense—What’s at Stake
Japan’s Immigration Law Offers Cash Rewards for Verified Tips on Visa Overstays: What Foreign Residents Need to Know
China Rebukes Japan at Munich Over Taiwan Remarks, Testing Nerves Across the Taiwan Strait
Japan Seizes Chinese Fishing Boat in Its EEZ, Arrests Captain for Allegedly Evading Inspection
Maebashi Court Hands Down Maximum 20-Year Sentence for Dangerous Driving in Gunma Triple-Fatal Crash
Taiwan’s President Warns: If China Annexes Taiwan, Japan Could Be Next
