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Japan condemns Israel's attack on Iran for 'escalating situation'
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said Friday that Japan "strongly condemns" Israel's attack on nuclear and military sites in Iran for "escalating the situation," while pledging necessary diplomatic efforts to prevent a further deterioration.
US President Trump and Japan PM Ishiba discuss tariffs and Israel's attacks against Iran
WASHINGTON - Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and US President Donald Trump held a phone call on Friday (June 13) in which they discussed tariffs and Israel's attacks against Iran, the Japanese foreign ministry said.
Japan's Foreign Ministry is raising the level of its travel warning for most parts of Iran and Israel, following the start of ...
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Gold futures hit record high in Japan amid Middle East conflictGold futures hit a record high in Japan on Monday, topping 16,000 yen ($111) per gram, as investors fled to the safe-haven ...
Worries over potential disruptions stemming from the Israel-Iran conflict are impacting the oil shipping industry.
Negative views of Israel outweigh positive ones even in countries that are traditionally strong backers, like Hungary and ...
The Iran-Israel conflict's impact on global markets and crude oil prices is anticipated to influence investor sentiment on ...
The timing of Israel's plan to attack Iran was top secret. But Washington pizza delivery trackers guessed something was up ...
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Tokyo stocks fall as Israel attack on Iran stirs risk-averse moodTokyo stocks fell Friday as investors moved to avert risks amid escalating tensions in the Middle East after the Israeli ...
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Japan's Nikkei Falls, Australia and New Zealand Dollars Tumble amid Israel's Strike on IranAsharq Al Awsat The Australian and New Zealand dollars tumbled on Friday as Israel's strike on Iran hammered global stocks and drove investors into safe-haven assets, with domestic bond yields diving ...
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