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This page is an archive of main headlines from Japan for 14.03.2025.
It displays 34 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
14.03.2025 โข Day Gift Vouchers Haunted Prime Minister
โจPrime Minister Ishiba's gift voucher scandal intensified throughout the day, evolving from early reports of LDP lawmakers returning the ยฅ100,000 vouchers to afternoon news of constituents expressing disappointment. This controversy, continuing from previous days, further destabilized his already precarious political position.
G7 foreign ministers demanded Russia accept a ceasefire agreement, threatening increased sanctions if refused. China expressed anger over CK Hutchison's Panama ports sale, causing the company's shares to fall over 6% as state-backed media claimed the deal wasn't merely "commercial."
Economic reporting highlighted Japan's spring labor negotiations achieving average wage increases of 5.46%, reaching a 33-year high and slightly surpassing last year's 5.28%. This follows yesterday's Trump tariff implementation and continuing concerns about wage disparities between large and small companies. Gold prices broke the $3,000 threshold, marking the third major postwar surge.
G7 foreign ministers demanded Russia accept a ceasefire agreement, threatening increased sanctions if refused. China expressed anger over CK Hutchison's Panama ports sale, causing the company's shares to fall over 6% as state-backed media claimed the deal wasn't merely "commercial."
Economic reporting highlighted Japan's spring labor negotiations achieving average wage increases of 5.46%, reaching a 33-year high and slightly surpassing last year's 5.28%. This follows yesterday's Trump tariff implementation and continuing concerns about wage disparities between large and small companies. Gold prices broke the $3,000 threshold, marking the third major postwar surge.
14.03.2025
02:16
02:18โขGold Prices Shatter $3,000 Barrier
โจThe newspapers report on Prime Minister Ishiba's political controversy involving gift certificates distributed to LDP lawmakers, with opposition parties criticizing the action while he denies illegality (Japan Times, Yahoo News Japan). Transportation issues are highlighted with the resumption of bullet train services in northeastern Japan following safety checks after a concerning decoupling incident (Kyodo News). In economic news, gold prices have broken the $3,000 per ounce threshold, marking the third major postwar surge, with analysts noting Trump administration policies potentially fueling the price increase (Nikkei Shimbun).
02:31
Yahoo! Japan
02:31
03:08
Newly christened 'Seven Titans' have sped ahead of U.S. tech giants
03:08
03:52
Yahoo! Japan
03:52
04:22
Yahoo! Japan
04:22
05:05
Shares fall over 6% after state-endorsed commentary claims deal not just 'commercial'
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05:12
Yahoo! Japan
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05:16โขChina Bristles at Panama Ports Sale
โจThe newspapers report on China's negative reaction to CK Hutchison's Panama ports sale, with state-endorsed commentary claiming the deal goes beyond commercial interests, causing the company's shares to fall over 6% (Nikkei Asia). The political controversy surrounding gift certificate distribution continues to grow, with both ruling and opposition parties voicing harsh criticism (Yahoo News Japan, Japan Times). Previously reported issues remain concerning Russia's AI propaganda tactics (Japan Business Press), the resumption of bullet train services after a disconnection incident (Kyodo News), and gold prices breaking the $3,000 threshold (Nikkei Shimbun).
06:03
Yahoo! Japan
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06:47
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday came under fire for his distribution of gift vouchers worth 100,000 yen ($676) each to rookie members of his scandal-mired ruling Liberal Democratic party.
06:47
06:50โขIshiba's Gift Vouchers Scandal Escalates
โจThe newspapers report on Prime Minister Ishiba facing intensifying criticism over his distribution of ยฅ100,000 gift vouchers to rookie Liberal Democratic Party members (Kyodo News English). Some LDP lawmakers have returned the vouchers, considering them inappropriate (Yahoo News Japan). This scandal continues from previous reporting where opposition parties blasted the practice (Japan Times). Other ongoing stories include Russia's AI propaganda tactics (Japan Business Press), gold prices exceeding $3,000 per ounce (Nikkei Shimbun), and China's negative reaction to CK Hutchison's Panama ports sale (Nikkei Asia).
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Yahoo! Japan
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07:31
08:08
Yahoo! Japan
08:08
08:22
The Japan Times
08:22
08:22
U.S.-listed self-driving companies looking to grow robotaxi fleets in China
08:22
08:26โขJapan's Wage Hikes Hit 33-Year Record
โจThe newspapers report on Prime Minister Ishiba facing escalating political pressure over budget issues and gift voucher distribution to rookie LDP members (Japan Times, Kyodo News). In economic news, Japan's spring labor negotiations show average wage increases of 5.46%, slightly higher than last year's 5.28% and reaching a 33-year high (Nikkei Shimbun). Meanwhile, US-listed self-driving companies Pony.ai and WeRide are exploring secondary listings in Hong Kong as they aim to expand robotaxi fleets in China (Nikkei Asia). Weather reports warn of rain and snow creating potentially severe conditions for the weekend (Yahoo News Japan).
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08:52
08:59
Yahoo! Japan
08:59
09:07
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Friday came under fire for his distribution of gift vouchers worth 100,000 yen ($676) each to rookie lower house members of his scandal-mired ruling Liberal Democratic party.
09:07
09:07
Yahoo! Japan
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Yahoo! Japan
10:42
10:44โขIshiba's Gift Voucher Scandal Deepens
โจThe newspapers report on Prime Minister Ishiba facing intensifying criticism over distributing ยฅ100,000 gift vouchers to rookie LDP lawmakers, with some reportedly returning them (Kyodo News English, Japan Times). A police scam warning advises caution even when caller ID displays police numbers (Huffington Post Japan). Financial news highlights how rising interest rates have caused unrealized losses of 10-146 billion yen in government bond investments for at least six prefectures including Osaka and Niigata (Nikkei Shimbun). Additionally, the wife of a Finance Ministry official involved in the Moritomo scandal lost her final compensation lawsuit (Yahoo News Japan).
12:04
Shares fall over 6% after state-endorsed commentary claims deal not just 'commercial'
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12:42
Yahoo! Japan
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15:57
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15:59โขG7 Demands Russia Accept Ceasefire
โจThe newspapers report on G7 foreign ministers demanding Russia accept a ceasefire agreement, threatening increased sanctions if refused (Nikkei Shimbun). Prime Minister Ishiba continues to face domestic criticism over gift voucher distribution to lawmakers, with local constituents expressing disappointment (Yahoo News Japan, Japan Times, Kyodo News). In business news, China has expressed anger over CK Hutchison's Panama ports sale, causing investor concern as shares fell over 6%, with state-backed commentary claiming the deal isn't merely "commercial" (Nikkei Asia).
19:06
Vietnam and Nepal arrivals rise as companies court talent
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22:39
Yahoo! Japan
22:39
22:41โขForeign Worker Population Surges in Japan
โจThe newspapers report on Japanese astronaut Onishi's spacecraft launch (Yahoo News Japan), and the growing foreign worker population in Japan, with notable increases from Vietnam and Nepal as companies seek talent (Nikkei Asia). Economic discussions focus on Japan's lagging labor productivity, ranking 29th among 38 OECD countries, with productivity head Motegi advocating a shift from price competition to value-added strategies (Nikkei Shimbun). In international news, Germany appears to be abandoning austerity policies in the post-Merkel era (Japan Business Press). The Ishiba gift voucher scandal continues to receive attention across multiple sources.
23:03
The leader of a Japanese political group, Takashi Tachibana, was slashed and attacked by a man on Friday while in Tokyo's government district for a stump speech, although his injuries were not life-threatening.
23:03
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Yahoo! Japan
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23:39
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven democracies agreed Friday on tough language aimed at China's aggressive maritime actions and warned Russia it will face additional sanctions if it does not accede to an immediate cease-fire on "equal terms" with Ukraine.
23:39
23:43
Yahoo! Japan
23:43
23:44โขG7 Warns Russia While Onishi's Spacecraft Launches
โจThe newspapers report on G7 foreign ministers adopting tough language against China's maritime actions and warning Russia of additional sanctions if it doesn't agree to an immediate ceasefire with Ukraine (Kyodo News English). Japanese astronaut Onishi's spacecraft launch has successfully occurred (Yahoo News Japan). Meanwhile, ongoing reporting continues on Germany potentially abandoning austerity policies in the post-Merkel era (Japan Business Press), Japan's low labor productivity ranking 29th among OECD countries (Nikkei Shimbun), and the growing foreign worker population with notable increases from Vietnam and Nepal (Nikkei Asia).