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This page is an archive of main headlines from Japan for 24.11.2025.
It displays 19 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
24.11.2025 ⇢ The Day Takaichi's G20 Diplomacy Met China's Demands
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Japanese media on November 24, 2025, focused on the continued diplomatic friction between Japan and China. The G20 meeting concluded without direct contact between Prime Minister Takaichi and Chinese leadership, a consistent theme from previous days. China reiterated its demand for Takaichi to retract her statements, with Hong Kong's top official also criticizing her remarks.
Concurrently, domestic discussions continued regarding a proposed increase in parliamentary salaries, debated for its potential impact on political quality. The government also moved to establish "National Strategic Technologies" in areas like AI and nuclear fusion, offering focused tax and budget support, signaling a strategic investment in future industries. Concerns over smartphone and AI privacy risks were also reported.
24.11.2025
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10:18⇢Lawmakers' Salary Hike Ignites Debate
⌨Japanese media continues to highlight the elusive G20 Japan-China meeting, indicating a prolonged diplomatic standoff (Yahoo News Japan). This persists alongside discussions about increasing parliamentary salaries, which some suggest could improve political quality (Japan Business Press). Meanwhile, dissatisfaction among 30-somethings regarding昭和-era company cultures and stagnant wages is still a focus (Nikkei Shimbun).
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Yahoo! Japan
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Kyodo News
No Japan-China talks held at G20, Takaichi gets fresh warning from Beijing
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Chinese Premier Li Qiang did not exchange words during the Group of 20 summit in South Africa this weekend, as the two nations remain divided over Takaichi's comments on a hypothetical Chinese attack on Taiwan.
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社会に普及したスマートフォンや進歩が著しい人工知能（AI）は仕事や生活に欠かせないが、思いもよらない形で個人情報の流出を招く恐れがある。スマホが音声を出す時の振動を手掛かりに通話が盗聴されたり、対話型AIが使用者の持病や体重を聞き出したりする可能性を指摘する科学研究が現れた。まだ目立った被害は出ておらずリスクを検証している段階だが、今後は企業や個人が対策を求められるかもしれない。
誰もいない部屋…
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11:33⇢Takaichi's G20 Silence with China
⌨Japanese media continues to highlight the lack of Japan-China talks at the G20, with Prime Minister Takaichi's comments on Taiwan remaining a point of contention (Kyodo News English). Alongside this diplomatic focus, concerns are emerging about smartphones and AI potentially leaking personal information through eavesdropping or data extraction (Nikkei Shimbun). Meanwhile, there's ongoing discussion about increasing parliamentary salaries (Japan Business Press).
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Yahoo! Japan
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13:44⇢Ukraine's Sovereignty Shielded
⌨Japanese media continues to highlight the lack of Japan-China talks at the G20, with Prime Minister Takaichi's comments on Taiwan remaining a point of contention (Kyodo News English). A new development sees the US and Ukraine issue a joint statement on Ukrainian sovereignty (Yahoo News Japan). Discussions about increasing parliamentary salaries persist (Japan Business Press), alongside emerging concerns about smartphones and AI potentially leaking personal information (Nikkei Shimbun).
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COO Patuwo to succeed Walujo as Indonesian tech company's leader
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15:20⇢GoTo Leadership Changes
⌨Japanese media reports a new development with GoTo's CEO stepping down amid Grab merger speculation (Nikkei Asia). This comes alongside continued coverage of the lack of Japan-China talks at the G20, with Prime Minister Takaichi's comments on Taiwan remaining a point of contention (Kyodo News English). Discussions also persist regarding parliamentary salary increases (Japan Business Press) and concerns over smartphone and AI privacy risks (Nikkei Shimbun).
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Kyodo News
Ski jumping: Maruyama makes flying start to season with 2 World Cup wins
Japan's Nozomi Maruyama made a perfect start to the Olympic season in the women's ski jumping after winning both World Cup events over the weekend, becoming the third Japanese winner on the circuit in the process.
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【北京=塩崎健太郎】中国の大手銀行や地銀による不動産売却が広がり始めた。今夏から売却が相次ぎ、住宅やオフィスの売り出しは計7万戸に上る。融資先から担保として受け取った物件を換金して不良債権の処理に充てる。不動産市況をさらに冷え込ませかねない。
中国メディアによると、11月までに少なくとも23の金融機関がインターネット上の販売サイトなどを通じて不動産を売り始めた。地銀や農村部を基盤とする中小金融機…
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16:15
Yahoo! Japan
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16:49
New market cheaper than Dubai where Indians, Pakistanis and Chinese are top investors
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17:11⇢China's Property Market Tremors
⌨Japanese media continues to report on Prime Minister Takaichi's strong approval ratings (Yahoo News Japan), with ongoing discussions about increasing parliamentary salaries to potentially improve political quality (Japan Business Press). Meanwhile, attention is turning to China's large-scale property sales by financial institutions, which could further cool its real estate market (Nikkei Shimbun).
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Yahoo! Japan
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Yahoo! Japan
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政府は経済安全保障上の重要性が高い技術を「国家戦略技術」として新たに指定する。人工知能（AI）やバイオ、核融合といった6分野を指定し、研究予算の配分や税制上の優遇措置を重点的に講じる。国際競争が激しい技術領域への投資を促し、起業から実用化まで後押しする。
高市早苗内閣は「新技術立国」の実現を政策の柱の一つに掲げる。経済成長や危機管理に不可欠な分野を政府が支援することで企業や研究機関の民間投資を引…
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18:17⇢Japan Eyes AI, Fusion as Key National Strategies
⌨Japanese media reports that the government is establishing "National Strategic Technologies" in six fields like AI and nuclear fusion, offering focused tax and budget support (Nikkei Shimbun). This new initiative from the Takaichi cabinet aims to boost investment and commercialization in key economic and security areas, alongside ongoing discussions about cost-of-living allowances (Yahoo News Japan) and parliamentary salary increases (Japan Business Press).
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Yahoo! Japan
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20:28⇢China Rejects Takaichi's Taiwan Stance
⌨Japanese media continues to report on the government's establishment of "National Strategic Technologies" in fields like AI and nuclear fusion, with targeted tax and budget support (Nikkei Shimbun). A new development sees China reiterating its demand for Minister Takaichi to retract her statements (Yahoo News Japan), while parliamentary salary increases remain a topic (Japan Business Press).
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Yahoo! Japan
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21:51
Kyodo News
China urges Japan "show sincerity" for dialogue over diplomatic row
China on Monday urged Japan to "show sincerity" for dialogue to settle a diplomatic row over Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's recent remarks on Taiwan.
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22:37
Yahoo! Japan
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Yahoo! Japan
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23:23⇢China's Stance, Takaichi's Silence
⌨Japanese media continues to focus on the diplomatic row between Japan and China (Kyodo News English, Yahoo News Japan). China is urging Japan to "show sincerity" for dialogue following Prime Minister Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan, while a G20 meeting concluded without direct contact between the two nations' leaders. Other reports cover government support for "National Strategic Technologies" like AI (Nikkei Shimbun) and parliamentary salary increases (Japan Business Press).