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Brad GlossermanThe Japan Times |
I was in China for a chunk of the holidays. My son was attending a baseball camp in Shanghai — a story in itself — and the rest of the trip was...
A vacuum has emerged in politics around the world. Elections in democratic countries across the globe last year were marked by a decisive rejection...
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For most governments, the primary concern when thinking about new and emerging technologies is their potential defense applications and the fear...
International cooperation and collaboration is the backbone of modern science. It’s key to solving new and enduring problems in Japan and...
The “blue screen of death” that appeared last week on an estimated 8.5 million PCs and servers around the world running Microsoft software...
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