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Explainer-Why Yasukuni shrine is a controversial symbol of Japan’s war legacy
TOKYO (Reuters) - Nearly eight decades after Japan's defeat in World War Two, Tokyo's Yasukuni shrine remains a potent symbol of its wartime legacy in East Asia and a flashpoint for regional tension. ...
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Peru study finds Sinopharm COVID vaccine 50.4% effective against infections
By Marcelo Rochabrun and Roxanne Liu LIMA/BEIJING (Reuters) - A two-dose COVID-19 vaccine from China's Sinopharm was 50.4% effective in preventing infections in health workers in Peru when it was seei...
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Turkish soldier killed in mortar attack in northern Iraq – ministry
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Kurdish militants launched a mortar attack on a Turkish military base in northern Iraq on Thursday, wounding a Turkish soldier who later died in hospital, Turkey's Defence Ministr...
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The 11-year-old British boy walking to save the earth
By Natalie Thomas and Lucy Marks WOBURN SANDS, England (Reuters) - Jude Walker, an 11-year-old boy, is on an odyssey he hopes will help save the planet: he is walking to London from northern England i...
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Australian probe to put spotlight on sexual harassment at mining camps
By Melanie Burton and Kate Lamb MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's mining industry is bracing for a government inquiry that is expected to shed light on sexual harassment in the country's mineral-rich ...
Syndicated Content Aug 12, 2021
Tennis-Fans barred from U.S. Open qualifying matches due to COVID-19
(Reuters) - Spectators will not be allowed to attend qualifying rounds at this month's U.S. Open in New York because of health and safety reasons amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Tennis A...
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Japan inflation seen weak despite export boom as COVID hits consumption: Reuters poll
By Daniel Leussink and Leika Kihara TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's export boom extended into in July but consumer prices likely fell, a Reuters poll showed, highlighting the divergence between manufacturer...
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Taliban capture Afghanistan’s second biggest city of Kandahar
KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban have captured Afghanistan's second biggest city of Kandahar, officials said on Friday, in the most significant setback for the U.S.-backed government since the insurgents...
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Japan’s Q3 growth forecast slashed on COVID-19 surge: Reuters poll
By Daniel Leussink TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's economy will grow this quarter at a much slower pace than previously expected as a resurgence in coronavirus infections is hurting the momentum for a recov...
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Exclusive-Olam considering raising 2 billion pounds via food ingredients London IPO – sources
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Olam International, one of the world's biggest agricultural commodity traders, is looking to raise about 2 billion pounds ($2.76 billion) through the IPO of its food ingredients ...
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