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  • ENERGY

    Japan enacts $19B emergency budget as energy crisis deepens amid Middle East conflict

    by Anadolu Agency June 5, 2026
    by Anadolu Agency June 5, 2026

    Japan’s parliament on Friday approved a 3.11 trillion yen ($19 billion) supplementary budget aimed at easing …

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    Japan approves $3.2B package to ease energy costs amid Middle East tensions

    by Anadolu Agency May 26, 2026
    by Anadolu Agency May 26, 2026

    ISTANBUL Japan has approved an additional $3.2 billion spending package aimed at easing rising electricity and …

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    Japan emphasizes enhancing supply chain resilience in energy, critical materials

    by Anadolu Agency May 4, 2026
    by Anadolu Agency May 4, 2026

    Japan on Saturday emphasized strengthening supply chain resilience in energy and critical materials as a key …

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    Japan launches POWERR Asia, pledges $10B to help region secure oil amid Middle East energy shock

    by Anadolu Agency April 15, 2026
    by Anadolu Agency April 15, 2026

    Japan launched a new regional energy security initiative on Wednesday and pledged around $10 billion in …

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  • ECONOMY

    Japan approves $32B emergency package to curb rising prices

    by Anadolu Agency February 24, 2026
    by Anadolu Agency February 24, 2026

    ISTANBUL Japan’s government on Tuesday approved an emergency spending package worth five trillion yen ($32 billion) …

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