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This page is an archive of main headlines from Japan for 29.07.2025.
It displays 29 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.07.2025 ⢠Ishiba's Steadfast Refusal
âšThe editorial focus on July 29 largely centered on Prime Minister Ishiba's ongoing political challenges. Early reports highlighted intensifying calls for his resignation within the Liberal Democratic Party, prompting a decision to convene a joint Diet meeting. This sustained the political narrative of his contested future from previous days. Concurrently, new economic white paper findings noted a stabilizing wage-price cycle, though warning of US tariff risks. As the day progressed, opposition parties advanced a provisional tax rate abolition bill, further pressuring the government. The Japan Times provided deeper analysis into Ishiba's persistent refusal to step down despite the mounting internal demands. Other significant domestic news included a major acquisition bid for Fujitec by a European fund and the substantial social security expenditure for the fiscal year.
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00:38â¢Ishiba Faces Intensifying Resignation Calls
âšJapanese media continues to highlight domestic political challenges, with calls for Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation intensifying at the LDP's post-election meeting (The Japan Times). Concurrently, a new economic report from the Cabinet Office indicates the wage-price cycle is stabilizing, but warns that US tariff measures pose a significant downside risk to the Japanese economy (Nikkei Shimbun).
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03:11â¢LDP Convenes on Ishiba
âšJapanese media continues to emphasize domestic political dynamics, as the Liberal Democratic Party decides to convene a joint Diet meeting (Yahoo News Japan), where calls for Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation are intensifying (The Japan Times). Concurrently, a new economic white paper indicates progress in stabilizing the wage-price cycle, though it highlights US tariff measures as a potential downside risk (Nikkei Shimbun).
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Home prices slumped further in June as sector faces long road to recovery
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05:46â¢Opposition Pushes Tax Repeal
âšJapanese media continues to highlight domestic political challenges, with intensifying calls for Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation (The Japan Times) and opposition parties jointly submitting a provisional tax rate abolition bill (Yahoo News Japan). Economically, the wage-price cycle shows signs of stabilizing, though US tariffs remain a concern (Nikkei Shimbun). Internationally, China Evergrande's delisting deadline passed without action, highlighting the property sector's ongoing recovery struggles (Nikkei Asia).
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08:22â¢Ishiba's Political Winds
âšJapanese media continues to highlight domestic political challenges, notably intensifying calls for Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation (The Japan Times). Concurrently, new key domestic stories include a major acquisition bid for Fujitec by European fund EQT (Nikkei Shimbun), the long-term plan for Fukushima Daiichi debris removal set to commence after 2037 (Yahoo News Japan), and current heatwaves prompting discussions on climate change (Huffington Post Japan).
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Firms pause to gauge Prabowo's policy direction amid geopolitical uncertainty
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Yahoo! Japan
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12:44â¢Ishiba's Persistent Stand
âšJapanese media largely continues to focus on Prime Minister Ishiba's political standing, with The Japan Times highlighting his persistent refusal to resign amid intense pressure. Domestically, Yahoo News Japan reports on the significant social security expenditure for FY2023. Additionally, Nikkei Shimbun covers a major acquisition bid for Fujitec by European fund EQT. Internationally, Nikkei Asia notes a substantial foreign investment drop in Indonesia due to policy uncertainty and geopolitical factors.
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Public-private investor sees more Japanese involvement in domestic M&A
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Two days of trade talks Stockholm conclude
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16:37â¢US-China Tariff Truce Extended
âšJapanese media's focus has shifted to international economic diplomacy, with Nikkei Shimbun and Nikkei Asia reporting the US and China's agreement to extend their temporary tariff suspension after Stockholm talks. Domestically, Prime Minister Ishiba's continued refusal to resign amid pressure remains a topic (The Japan Times). Other news includes the rising death toll and malnutrition in Gaza (Yahoo News Japan) and inquiries into the link between current heatwaves and global warming (Huffington Post Japan).
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Bessent warns duties will 'boomerang' to 145% if president doesn't agree
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'Avalanche' of EV, hybrid and conventional models could muscle out other importers
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21:05â¢UK Signals Palestinian State Recognition
âšJapanese media continues to highlight Prime Minister Ishiba's steadfast refusal to resign amidst domestic political pressure (The Japan Times). Internationally, a deepening focus is on the Gaza crisis, with reports detailing the high death toll (Yahoo News Japan) and the UK Prime Minister signaling intent to recognize a Palestinian state if the humanitarian catastrophe persists (Nikkei Shimbun). Broader geopolitical discussions also include Taiwan's political resilience against China (Japan Business Press).
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23:55â¢Tsunami Advisory Issued
âšThe Japanese media landscape shows a new immediate concern with a tsunami advisory issued for Hokkaido and other Pacific coastal areas (Yahoo News Japan). Beyond this urgent domestic alert, continuing international discussions include the UK Prime Minister's potential recognition of a Palestinian state if the Gaza humanitarian crisis persists (Nikkei Shimbun), and Taiwan's evolving national consciousness amid challenges from China (Japan Business Press). Economic reports also highlight China's growing dominance in Australia's automotive market (Nikkei Asia).