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Police Intervene as Backlash Over Horse Abuse Continues - Vimarsana News

Police Intervene as Backlash Over Horse Abuse Continues

The Ageuma Shinji (Horse jumping festival) still faces condemnation from animal rights activists, despite the removal of earthen walls to improve safety.

Japan renews child population low in 43rd straight year of decline - Vimarsana News

Japan renews child population low in 43rd straight year of decline

Japan's estimated child population shrank for the 43rd consecutive year to renew its record low, government data showed May 4, while Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government scrambles to address the issue through "unprecedented" measures.

Japan's semiconductor sector: What's behind the chip reboot? – DW – 04/29/2024 - Vimarsana News

Japan's semiconductor sector: What's behind the chip reboot? – DW – 04/29/2024

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to go on a massive investment spree.

Source: dw.com
Why Japan is investing in semiconductors once more – DW – 04/29/2024 - Vimarsana News

Why Japan is investing in semiconductors once more – DW – 04/29/2024

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to provide funding for foreign firms and domestic manufacturers.

Source: dw.com
Japan ramping up investment in next-gen semiconductors – DW – 04/29/2024 - Vimarsana News

Japan ramping up investment in next-gen semiconductors – DW – 04/29/2024

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to provide funding for foreign firms and domestic manufacturers.

Source: dw.com