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Multiple news headlines are arranged in chronological order, covering a wide range of topics such as Japanese politics and administration, American business and politics, international affairs, sports, and incidents and accidents.
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Ozaki revealed that the government's information system infrastructure is experiencing problems due to the large-scale failure at Microsoft.
(11/13 10:11)
Masaaki Yamazaki, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party who served as the Speaker of the House of Councilors, has passed away.
(11/13 10:10)
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Ozaki announced that arrangements are being made to hold a Japan-U.S.-Australia-India summit meeting in conjunction with the ASEAN-related summit meeting in the Philippines.
(11/13 10:04)
Regarding the Kumamoto earthquake reconstruction fund, Prime Minister Takaichi said, ``We will provide 52 billion yen in special allocation tax.''
(11/13 08:51)
According to Reuters, senior U.S. administration officials are discussing replacing Commerce Secretary Lutnick.
(11/13 04:52)
The US president said that Huang had "done a great job" and insisted that Apple's Chairman Cook was the only person to replace him.
(11/13 00:52)
According to Nvidia, CFO Colette Kress will also serve as interim CEO.
(11/12 23:33)
Nvidia announced that CEO Huang has resigned.
(11/12 22:57)
According to TASS, the Russian president met with US envoys in Moscow.
(11/12 21:11)
Hanshin infielder Teruaki Sato was selected for the professional baseball Shigeo Nagashima Award.
(11/12 17:01)
Prosecutors sought the death penalty for a former Self-Defense Forces officer in the remanded jury trial for the Toyama police box attack case.
(11/12 11:55)
The first case of avian influenza this season has been confirmed at a poultry farm in Kyoto Prefecture.
(11/12 08:33)
The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to fire CEO Huang.
(11/12 08:00)
G7 foreign ministers call on Yemen's pro-Iranian Houthi group to immediately halt military operations
(11/11 21:17)
In a joint declaration, G7 foreign ministers confirmed the need to coordinately address Ukraine's financial needs from next year onwards.
(11/11 21:16)
A suspected case of avian influenza occurred at a poultry farm in Kyoto Prefecture. If the infection is confirmed, it will be the first of the season.
(11/11 15:46)
In the ``one-vote disparity'' case, the Supreme Court ruled that last July's Upper House election was ``unconstitutional.''
(11/11 15:12)
Yuki Watanabe, a leading figure in the Luffy case, denied charges of robbery resulting in death at his first trial.
(11/11 10:51)
The US Secretary of Defense criticized the impeachment proposal against him as a 'political spectacle'.
(11/10 22:25)
It has been discovered that an employee of housing manufacturer Tama Home was fraudulently claiming fire insurance benefits.
(11/10 22:18)
Anthropic announced that it aims to raise up to 10 trillion yen through listing.
(11/10 21:36)
SoftBank Group's interim consolidated net profit or loss fell to a deficit of 768 billion yen.
(11/10 15:39)
China's exports in October increased by 35.2% compared to the same month last year, and imports increased by 41.6%.
(11/10 11:39)
The current account balance for the first half of this fiscal year was in surplus at 17,148.2 billion yen.
(11/10 08:55)
The current account balance in September was in surplus at 2,372.3 billion yen.
(11/10 08:54)
Consumer spending decreased by 6.8% in the September household budget survey.
(11/10 08:32)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Japan-U.S.-Australia-India summit meeting to be held in the Philippines
Likely · Within weeks
If avian influenza infection is confirmed at a poultry farm in Kyoto Prefecture, it will be the first case of this season.
Possible · Within days

On the 13th, the government held a meeting of experts regarding the ``specified skills'' and ``training and employment'' of foreign workers, and confirmed that it would report on the proposed revisions to the field-specific operational policies to the relevant ministerial meeting in December. Aiming for cabinet approval by the end of the year.

Regarding the bill proposed by the Liberal Democratic Party, Japan Restoration Party, and the People's Democratic Party to reduce the number of proportional representation seats in the House of Representatives by 31, Jiji Press calculated the number of seats they would gain based on the results of the February House of Representatives election. In terms of proportion, the Liberal Democratic Party decreased by 4.6 points, while the Democratic People's Democratic Party increased by 1.5 points.

Jörg Urban, 62, head of Germany's far-right party AfD in the eastern state of Saxony, said we can learn a lot from Japan's harsh immigration policies. He praised Japan's stance of restricting unskilled workers and accepting highly skilled workers, and also advocated lifting sanctions on Russia and suspending aid to Ukraine. The AfD is the largest party in Saxony and other former East German regions, and public security authorities have labeled the organization a "right-wing extremist group."

Reuters reported that senior White House officials are discussing replacing Secretary of Commerce Lutnick. Nvidia CEO Huang has been under fire over his handling of spying allegations, and Lutnick has opposed and postponed imposing export restrictions on companies suspected of smuggling semiconductors to China. There has been growing criticism from Congress over the lack of regulatory measures and Nvidia's oversight of exports to China.

According to Reuters, senior administration officials are discussing whether to replace Secretary of Commerce Lutnick. The US president described Huang as having "done a great job" and insisted that Apple's Chairman Cook was the only one to replace him. Nvidia announced that CEO Huang will step down and that CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO. WSJ reported that the board of directors is preparing to fire CEO Huang.

On the 12th, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Witkoff and President Trump's son-in-law, Kushner, in Moscow. It is believed that they held talks regarding peace in Ukraine and the security system in Europe.