民主新星、「赤い州」米南部テキサスで勢い　共和トランプ派、危機感あおる―上院過半数へ天王山・中間選挙

The final results of the Israeli general election have been announced, and it is clear that Prime Minister Netanyahu's ruling party has a majority. Mr. Netanyahu claimed that Arab parties were buying votes, but the election commission denied this as baseless.

3,600 personal information leaked at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, unauthorized access in July

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on the 30th that approximately 3,600 pieces of personal information, including names and email addresses, may have been leaked due to unauthorized access to external communication networks. Confidential information is not included, and no secondary damage has been confirmed at this time.

Measures requested from the government for "disaster prevention" peak at 37%, "prices" at 70%, highest for 4th consecutive year - Cabinet Office survey

In a public opinion poll on people's lives released by the Cabinet Office, 37.5% cited disaster prevention as a measure the government should focus on going forward, marking the highest level since 1992. Price measures were the most popular item for the fourth consecutive year.

Average assets of new cabinet ministers: 99.81 million yen Top person: Shunji Furukawa - Second Takaichi reshuffled cabinet

On the 30th, the government disclosed the assets of 10 newly appointed ministers in the second Takaichi reshuffled cabinet. The average total assets, including family assets, were 99.81 million yen, with Digital Minister Shunji Furukawa having the highest at 781.03 million yen.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that approximately 3,600 personal information may have been leaked due to unauthorized access.

Major domestic and international news was reported, including the possibility of a leak of personal information at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Bank of Japan's continued monetary policy, an agreement between the Liberal Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Party to establish a special committee in the House of Councilors, and North Korea's ballistic missile launch.

The Liberal Democratic Party and the Liberal Democratic Party agreed to establish a special committee in the House of Councilors in preparation for deliberating bills related to consumption tax reduction.

The Bank of Japan has decided to maintain the status quo in monetary policy, with Governor Ueda stating that the underlying inflation rate is at a level that is broadly consistent with the 2% target. It was also reported that the Liberal Democratic Party and the RDP had agreed to establish a special committee in the House of Councilors, and that domestic employment indicators had improved.