#JapanPolicy - Twitter Hashtag

2 days ago

Yen weak ahead of the BOJ decision; rate hike expected. Markets eye policy signals as expectations build. Stay informed on whether guidance shifts and how this could impact FX and yields. https://t.co/31crmFvnU5 #Yen #BOJ #JapanPolicy #Forex #FX #InterestRates #Markets News and analysis.: https://t.co/K9sr8YhYlN

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Japan Today News @JapanToday

5 months ago

Japan Reacts to Skilled Worker Visa Changes: People in Japan share their views on proposed changes to the Specified Skilled Worker visa and what it could mean for certain industries. #Japan #Immigration #SkilledWorkerVisa #JapanPolicy #JapanToday https://t.co/ck3lpO59sr

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YesPunjab.com

@yespunjab

8 months ago

Hiroshima, Nagasaki urge Japanese govt to uphold non-nuclear principles https://t.co/IsXIRBA4Ax #Hiroshima #Nagasaki #NonNuclearJapan #ThreeNonNuclearPrinciples #NuclearDisarmament #PeaceAdvocacy #JapanPolicy #AtomicBombCities

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小笠原理恵｜安全保障ジャーナリスト

@RieOgaWEB

11 months ago

Japan faces a breaking point: unpaid insurance, drug shortages, and a collapsing medical system. How can we rebuild fairness in social welfare before it’s too late? Live tonight👇 https://t.co/PeZCxmwFa3 #JapanPolicy #HealthcareCrisis #SocialSecurity

RieOgaWEB's tweet photo. Japan faces a breaking point: unpaid insurance, drug shortages, and a collapsing medical system.
How can we rebuild fairness in social welfare before it’s too late?
Live tonight👇
https://t.co/PeZCxmwFa3
#JapanPolicy #HealthcareCrisis #SocialSecurity https://t.co/goYX5HF6gd

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小笠原理恵｜安全保障ジャーナリスト

@RieOgaWEB

12 months ago

Japan’s Ministry of Health is introducing a system using My Number cards to track excessive medical visits by welfare recipients. A strong step to prevent misuse of social security. Cheering on the ministry to see this through! #SocialSecurity #MyNumber #JapanPolicy 🔗 https://t.co/6SAvjCliw7

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よき @nala720402

about 1 year ago

A Kurdish man of Turkish nationality raped two girls aged 12 and 14. The perpetrator and his relatives acted violently and disrupted the courtroom. #JapanImmigration #JapanesePolitics #JapanPolicy #SocialIssuesJapan

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YesPunjab.com

@yespunjab

over 1 year ago

Not appropriate to discuss security & trade together with US: Japanese PM https://t.co/c9heV1H2wG #ShigeruIshiba #JapanUSTrade #TariffTalks #USJapanRelations #FreeTrade #TrumpTariffs #GlobalTrade #JapanPolicy #ASEAN #JapanEU #EconomicDialogue

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UrduPoint اردوپوائنٹ

@DailyUrduPoint

over 1 year ago

"چھٹی لو اور بچے پیداکرو" جاپان میں نیا قانون #LaborReform #JapanBirthRate #WorkLifeBalance #JapanPolicy #FamilyFriendly #JapanWorkforce #FamilyGrowth #Tokyo #Japan

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UrduPoint اردوپوائنٹ

@DailyUrduPoint

over 1 year ago

"چھٹی لو اور بچے پیداکرو" جاپان میں نیا قانون #LaborReform #JapanBirthRate #WorkLifeBalance #JapanPolicy #FamilyFriendly #JapanWorkforce #FamilyGrowth #Tokyo #Japan

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GreenEcho

@green3281

over 1 year ago

Naoki Hyakuta, the leader of the Conservative Party of Japan, hinted at filing a lawsuit against a woman accusing him, and later broadcasted himself drawing a sword and showing it off on YouTube. #JapanNews　#JapanPolicy

green3281's tweet photo. Naoki Hyakuta, the leader of the Conservative Party of Japan, hinted at filing a lawsuit against a woman accusing him, and later broadcasted himself drawing a sword and showing it off on YouTube.
#JapanNews　#JapanPolicy https://t.co/tuPtMN9aGc

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Manohar Lal Suthar @Shridata1379

almost 2 years ago

The Nikkei average tumbled 4.80 percent to 37,919.55 while the broader Topix index closed 3.47 percent lower at 2,645.94 #nikkei #nikkei225 #japangdp #japanpolicy

Shridata1379's tweet photo. The Nikkei average tumbled 4.80 percent to 37,919.55 while the broader Topix index closed 3.47 percent lower at 2,645.94
#nikkei #nikkei225 #japangdp #japanpolicy https://t.co/NDBXSDzHOg

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Dr Ooi Hean @WHO @OoiPhd

about 3 years ago

Japan's Controversial Decision to Release Treated Nuclear Waste into the Sea #Fukushima #NuclearWaste #MarinePollution #EnvironmentalIssues #JapanPolicy #InternationalControversy #NuclearSafety #RadioactiveMaterial #IAEA Introduction: Japan has recently come under fire for its decision to release treated nuclear waste into the sea. This move has been met with criticism from environmentalists and the public alike. But what are the implications of this controversial decision? Read on to find out! The Background: In 2013, a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck Fukushima, causing one of the greatest environmental disasters in recent In a move that has sparked global debate, Japan has initiated the process of releasing treated nuclear waste water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. This decision follows the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) approval of Japan's plan, which was deemed consistent with international safety standards. The Fukushima Crisis and Its Aftermath :The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant suffered extensive damage in 2011 due to a devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami. The disaster led to a significant release of radioactive materials, necessitating the continuous cooling of the damaged reactors with water. This process resulted in large volumes of contaminated water, which has been stored on-site for over a decade. The Plan to Release Treated Water: Japan's government decided in April 2021 to discharge the stored water at Fukushima into the sea. The plan involves releasing approximately 1.25 million tons of treated wastewater into the ocean. The process of releasing the treated radioactive water began on August 24, 20235. The released water is not raw nuclear waste. Before being discharged, it undergoes a comprehensive treatment process to remove most of the radioactive materials. The remaining tritium, a weakly radioactive hydrogen isotope, is diluted to meet international standards. Global Reactions and Implications: Reactions to Japan's decision have been mixed. While the IAEA has approved the plan, neighboring countries like China have expressed concerns. Following Tokyo's initiation of the release, China banned seafood imports from Japan. Scientifically, the release of treated radioactive water is not unprecedented. Nuclear facilities around the world routinely discharge treated wastewater into the environment. However, the scale of the Fukushima release and its historical context make it a contentious issue. Conclusion:The release of treated nuclear waste water from the Fukushima Daiichi plant into the sea marks a significant moment in Japan's ongoing efforts to manage the aftermath of the 2011 nuclear disaster. As the process unfolds, it will be essential to monitor the environmental impact and address any potential risks to marine ecosystems and human health.