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- Emergency crews in Japan are searching for over a dozen people who are still missing after Typhoon Hagibis. Officials say the death toll stands at 66.
- Japan’s land ministry says it has established that Hagibis caused the collapse of levees at 66 locations and 47 rivers.
- Tens and thousands of people are still without power or water supplies after the typhoon.
- People in Japan are dealing with the aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis. The death toll stands at 40, and cleanup efforts are underway in many areas
- In the Rugby World Cup, Japan has beaten Scotland 28-21, advancing to the knockout stage for the first time.
- Saudi Arabia’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs says his country was not behind a suspected strike last week against an Iranian oil tanker in the Red Sea.
- People in Japan are picking up the pieces after a powerful typhoon swept through the country. Floods and landslides hit central and eastern Japan.
- NHK has learned that at least 18 people have died due to the typhoon.
- The organizers of the Rugby World Cup in Japan have announced that the stage pool match between Japan and Scotland will take place as scheduled on Sunday.
- One of the most powerful storms of the year is forecast to make landfall in Japan on Saturday.
- U.S. President Donald Trump says his country and China have reached the first phase of an agreement on some issues in their trade talks.
- Japan and South Korea have held their first meeting about a trade dispute under the framework of the World Trade Organization.
- One of the most powerful storms of the year is on track to hit wide areas of eastern Japan this weekend.
- Senior officials from Japan and South Korea will start talks in a bid to resolve their trade dispute under the framework of the World Trade Organization.
- Nissan Motor has expressed a sense of crisis about the possible impact of export tariffs if Britain leaves the European Union without reaching a deal.
- Turkey’s Defense Ministry says the military has launched ground operations into Northern Syria, targeting Kurdish forces. Eight people, including civilians, have been reportedly killed.
- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has congratulated Japanese scientist Akira Yoshino for winning this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
- Typhoon Hagibis could make landfall in eastern Japan on Saturday, bringing gale force winds and heavy rains over a wide area.
- Six European nations have jointly condemned North Korea for test-firing a submarine-launched ballistic missile last week.
- Diplomats from Japan, the United States and South Korea meeting in Washington on Tuesday reaffirmed the importance of cooperation in working toward the denuclearization of North Korea.
- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe plans to meet dignitaries from about 50 countries who will come to Japan to attend a ceremony to announce Emperor Naruhito’s accession to the throne.
- Japan has lodged a protest against North Korea over a collision between one of its patrol ships and a North Korean fishing boat in Japan’s exclusive economic zone.
- Japan’s board of Audit says it has found flawed government communication lines for nuclear emergencies.
- Japan and the U.S. have signed a bilateral trade pact.
- A Japanese Fisheries Agency vessel and a large North Korean fishing boat have collided in the Sea of Japan.
- More than half of subway stations in Hong Kong are out of service Monday after protesters vandalized stations over the weekend.
- North Korean chief negotiator, Kim Myong Gil, has expressed doubt over the continuation of talks with the United States on the North’s denuclearization.
- U.S. officials want to restart denuclearization talks with their North Korean counterparts, but observers say Pyongyang has put the ball back into U.S. President Donald Trump’s court.
- In Hong Kong, anti-government protesters wearing face masks marched on Saturday despite the prohibition on such coverings at rallies.
- The European Union has informed the Japanese government that it will likely ease import restrictions on Japanese food products before the end of the year.