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Multiple news headlines are arranged in chronological order, including failures in the US air traffic control system, financial results of local banks in Japan, child abuse deaths in Osaka, profit forecasts for major banks, losses from unauthorized access to GMOs, consideration of Japanese government support funds, impact of Microsoft failures on government systems, death of former House of Councilors speaker, coordination of ASEAN-related summits and Japan-US-Australia-India summits, Kumamoto Earthquake Recovery Fund , the debate over the replacement of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, remarks by the U.S. President, the resignation of Nvidia's CEO, the meeting between the President of Russia and the U.S. special envoy, the selection of the Shigeo Nagashima Prize, the death penalty for the attack on the Toyama police box, the avian influenza in Kyoto, the WSJ's coverage of the Nvidia board of directors, the G7 foreign minister's statement regarding the Houthis and Ukraine, the Supreme Court's decision on the one-vote disparity case, and the first trial of the Luffy case.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has ordered all US airports to suspend aircraft takeoffs due to communication failures.
(11/14 06:42)
More than 90% of listed regional banks secured increased profits in their interim financial results.
(11/13 19:47)
Osaka Prefectural Police arrested the father on suspicion of murder and the mother on suspicion of abandoning her 3-year-old daughter to death by abandoning her guardian.
(11/13 18:03)
The total net profit forecast for the five major banking groups for the fiscal year ending March 2027 exceeds 7 trillion yen.
(11/13 16:25)
GMO Internet Group announced that the impact on its business results due to the unauthorized access problem is expected to be 3.05 billion yen.
(11/13 15:44)
Prime Minister Takaichi stated that he would consider setting an upper limit on the income of more than 50% of active workers for the support subsidy to reduce the burden on employees.
(11/13 14:36)
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 Singapore government announced on the 12th that Alice Huang, a Chinese woman who allegedly had an affair with former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was banned from re-entering the country in February this year. It was determined that there was insufficient evidence regarding suspicion of involvement in the illegal export of Nvidia products to China.

The South Korean government plans to allocate a total of $100 million in aid to Ukraine in its 2027 budget. In response to Ukraine's announcement that North Korean prisoners of war would be transferred to South Korea, Ukraine is withdrawing some of its embassy staff and demanding an apology. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs talks about maintaining the principle of assistance.

On the 12th, President Putin met with U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Witkoff and Kushner at the Moscow Kremlin and announced that the war would resume immediately if Europe sent troops even after peace was achieved in Ukraine. It appears that there has been no concrete progress toward peace, with the country once again showing that it does not allow foreign troops to be stationed there.

Nvidia CEO Huang's resignation is a blow to the Trump administration. While it has contributed to the AI industry and played a role in negotiations with China, the administration's response to suspicions of spying has been criticized by Congress.

One month has passed since Hokkaido Shimbun reporter Yuki Imai was detained by Russian authorities. The Japanese government demanded immediate release, but Russia refused, increasing pressure on Japan by placing JT's Russian business under the control of a Japanese company. Despite continued efforts to encourage the issue, including holding meetings with foreign ministers and dispatching senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, no clue to a solution has been found.

US President Trump asserted on social media that ``no deal is necessary'' regarding negotiations to end the hostilities with Iran, and instructed Vice President Vance, who has expressed interest in contacting the Iranian side, to focus on fighting corruption and crime. The Journal reports that Vance has sent a letter seeking direct negotiations with senior Iranian officials. There appears to be a rift in the two parties' policies toward Iran over the defeat of the ruling party after the midterm elections.