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Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.2

All the below tweets are in English.

Japan's economy minister instructed by new PM to take steps without hesitation https://t.co/SiCJ1ZTnFU pic.twitter.com/lFsQdM8851

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 17, 2020

Japan's reappointed finance minister Aso says will prod regional banks to pursue reforms https://t.co/WAZp0v2BNV pic.twitter.com/4WuhopXYo3

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 17, 2020

BOJ to hold fire, signal resolve to work closely with Suga's new cabinet https://t.co/yqw5rAjbSZ pic.twitter.com/dTr8OriSFV

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 17, 2020

Japan's longest-serving prime minister Shinzo Abe left office amid applause before his longtime aide Yoshihide Suga was voted prime minister by parliament https://t.co/hKCJX4sWIZ pic.twitter.com/VYrTnrLJJp

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

Japan’s new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said he would stick with his former boss’ 'Abenomics' growth policies while pushing reforms https://t.co/PFUWnSF9bC pic.twitter.com/4tlbtLOFFM

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

From @Breakingviews: Japan has a new prime minister after nearly eight years. Yoshihide Suga, the tight-lipped technocrat, will need to shed some of his stern demeanor to lead the country out of recession, says @petesweeneypro pic.twitter.com/eWji7cC9sE

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

Telefonica partners with Japan's Rakuten to develop open 5G network https://t.co/FQtFzQyIMf pic.twitter.com/BNsFRXUpkh

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

China says it hopes Japan will not develop official ties with Taiwan https://t.co/S8aWZPP07W pic.twitter.com/IxK1g8HGVh

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

Japan’s Yoshihide Suga was voted prime minister by parliament to become the country’s first new leader in nearly eight years, appointing a new cabinet that kept about half of the familiar faces from predecessor Shinzo Abe’s lineup https://t.co/e9YG3w6TL6

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

Japan's exports extend double-digit declines as pandemic hits demand https://t.co/e3kNHS0rOJ pic.twitter.com/wJKcX7OBE1

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 16, 2020

Japan defence minister Kono to become internal affairs min in new cabinet: Kyodo https://t.co/PH4IqpQmUo pic.twitter.com/C75zhyYPEc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

After sweeping party poll, Japan's Suga faces tricky call on snap election https://t.co/hXKdA0zFZb pic.twitter.com/yYvm4vUcQP

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

Japan's Aso says should consider early dissolution of parliament https://t.co/PI5GGsIn5T pic.twitter.com/0UQwnnEols

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

Japan's new leadership agenda could make jobs a bigger BOJ priority https://t.co/jfL67MCYVv pic.twitter.com/DjgE1y38Dv

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

Japan ruling party head Suga preparing cabinet, continuity in foreground https://t.co/4WcznGiSY5 pic.twitter.com/2FJqlXeXJ1

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

Japan health minister Kato likely to replace Suga as chief cabinet secretary: Nippon TV https://t.co/ErdsJudoE6 pic.twitter.com/LDsrJGTs6n

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

From @Breakingviews: Nvidia will buy UK-based chip designer Arm from Japan’s SoftBank Group and its growth will depend on winning over many of Arm’s customers like Intel, which compete with Nvidia, as well as anti-trust regulators around the world, @LiamWardProud says pic.twitter.com/kmcEjAooNu

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2020

United Airlines to close Japan's Narita hub, affecting 270 jobs: NHK https://t.co/OqmpLBQHfu pic.twitter.com/x2n3OOKtWU

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 14, 2020

Japan's Suga wins ruling party leadership race to replace Abe https://t.co/zs7oL16itL pic.twitter.com/zsSHbVTY38

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 14, 2020

Japan’s Yoshihide Suga wins ruling party leadership election, paving the way for him to become prime minister in a parliamentary vote this week https://t.co/YRwm9K9Int pic.twitter.com/3v3Mf1JIOr

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 14, 2020

Japan's next prime minister as a boy: good in sports, 'stiff' as actor https://t.co/92zlCQfyYQ pic.twitter.com/3UKmjxhTkO

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 14, 2020

Factbox: Japan next premier's hometown: demographic challenges by the numbers https://t.co/1QTxKQCVxG pic.twitter.com/uYzx0b55Te

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 14, 2020

Japan's Suga says no limit to bonds government can issue https://t.co/3UiYqHO5yH pic.twitter.com/pMLXlXn8Aa

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 13, 2020

Japan's Suga says no limit to bonds government can issue https://t.co/47gMZ8iSS1 pic.twitter.com/1Z6Zr4GW3H

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 13, 2020

Osaka 'a Jesse Owens of Japan' for racial injustice stand https://t.co/imj7cYQq6T pic.twitter.com/sz0sVBx8j1

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 12, 2020

Hip hop hooray for Japan's next PM with hometown T-shirt shout-out https://t.co/AoHablSyRd pic.twitter.com/PDxTZiwS7N

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 12, 2020

Japan's Suga, likely next PM, says ready to top up payouts to ease COVID-19 pain https://t.co/3I5JpaJRM1 pic.twitter.com/271DkXf312

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 12, 2020

Japan's Suga seeks solid communications with Asian neighbors https://t.co/dTL3DCFEJK pic.twitter.com/1iEUL3WkjB

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 12, 2020

Tiffany gets regulatory nod from Japan, Mexico for troubled LVMH deal https://t.co/VqNr9haIIm pic.twitter.com/Dn4jrGvVPh

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

Abe plan for land-attack counterpunch could mark major military shift for Japan https://t.co/N3f7XG0xhq pic.twitter.com/CFgEMjmg4A

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

UK and Japan strike Britain's first post-Brexit trade deal https://t.co/KTn04NK77g pic.twitter.com/BxaqsrdWbx

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

Japan's new government should focus on response to coronavirus, digitalization: Reuters poll https://t.co/1rmBToSQ86 pic.twitter.com/2PacSUBneb

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

Japan foreign minister says aims to reach broad agreement on UK trade deal Friday https://t.co/lIXpIorFrb pic.twitter.com/BvA9E7BOZl

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

Japan firms plan to cut capex by 6.8% this fiscal year: survey https://t.co/cjgobzhKJO pic.twitter.com/yQzvX3gUgg

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 11, 2020

Japan's Suga: Will have to call for sales tax hike in future https://t.co/4P8FLYxHCw pic.twitter.com/SRlShwBXgo

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 10, 2020

Stuck at home for weeks while Japan was under a state of emergency due to the coronavirus, renowned Japanese Bunraku puppet master Kanjuro Kiritake, all his performances canceled for months, was stricken with deep anxiety https://t.co/ITent24Oip

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 10, 2020

Yoshihide Suga, on course to become Japan’s next prime minister, said he would maintain incumbent premier Shinzo Abe’s policy prioritizing economic growth over efforts to fix the country’s tattered finances https://t.co/n0731rDKOc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2020

Exclusive: Japan ruling coalition partner Komeito indicates it does not want snap election https://t.co/oEcSPCorwu pic.twitter.com/fuompQDij9

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2020

Japan's households, firms keep hoarding cash at record pace as COVID-19 strains broaden https://t.co/rLbJKNkW0A pic.twitter.com/pLs5P2Re3o

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2020

Japan's Suga in pole position for PM as debate kicks off https://t.co/AWXlIX2ibM pic.twitter.com/H5UMOlUlFr

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2020

Japan's Suga says important to cover fertility treatment by national insurance https://t.co/8xeoz2tlgy pic.twitter.com/8XDyhPHQJa

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 9, 2020

Japan’s economy shrank by over 28% in the second quarter as the global crisis had businesses struggling more than initially thought, underscoring the daunting task the new prime minister faces in averting a steeper recession https://t.co/WGdKT6Sbrd pic.twitter.com/fi2eOCJQ2X

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, a frontrunner to succeed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, could call a snap election to solidify his political grip if he becomes the country's next premier https://t.co/mN5FBhmnnE pic.twitter.com/pH5vQRfS81

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Tokyo 2020 Olympics organisers have not extended sponsors’ contracts set to expire at the end of the year, sources said, leaving some questioning whether to continue after COVID-19 forced a delay of the world’s largest sporting event https://t.co/e51BZ3IRaD

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Factbox: Continuity and reforms: Japan PM hopeful Suga's key policies https://t.co/Gr20nDT77C pic.twitter.com/NXxZB5a5tP

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan defence chief Kono expects to be prime minister one day, but backs Suga to succeed Abe https://t.co/DD2zcP0akQ pic.twitter.com/UtWRxXKs1T

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan LDP heavyweight Kishida: Frank discussions needed with U.S. over defence burden https://t.co/7Hq6jQl89v pic.twitter.com/bgteKbqja5

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Japan former foreign minister Kishida announces candidacy to succeed PM Abe https://t.co/KAJ37IIfMb pic.twitter.com/qMr56YBcHi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan's PM candidate Kishida cautious about cutting sales tax https://t.co/c2rpGAR3j5 pic.twitter.com/eQ4ijGJ9LI

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japan Defence Minister Kono says still undecided on run for ruling party leadership https://t.co/RIOCsS4eR8 pic.twitter.com/mL7SYNzqWs

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Ex-defence minister Ishiba is people's choice for next Japan PM: polls https://t.co/vz2wwRC27L pic.twitter.com/FDUz78EpgK

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japan's Koizumi won't seek to succeed Abe as PM, would back Kono – NHK https://t.co/qkqUEYeUkN pic.twitter.com/sD38jEwhIV

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 30, 2020

Japan’s Sumitomo Corp. exits U.S. shale gas industry. via @Reuters https://t.co/wowqaMYt5d

— IEEFA_AsiaPacific (@IEEFA_AsiaPac) September 10, 2020

BREAKING: Yoshihide Suga has been formally elected Japan’s prime minister in a parliamentary vote. Suga was long the right-hand man to his predecessor, Shinzo Abe, who was Japan’s longest-serving prime minister. https://t.co/p6Ux2TPe3w

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga has been elected as the new head of Japan’s ruling party, virtually guaranteeing him parliamentary election as the country’s next prime minister. https://t.co/Qjb7UPKAPp

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 14, 2020

Japanese prime minister hopeful Yoshihide Suga says he lacks the kind of diplomatic skills that outgoing leader Shinzo Abe has, including Abe's personal friendship with President Trump, and that he will need his assistance if he assumes the top job. https://t.co/Z176gjbjIN

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 12, 2020

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1306237603637874688

#UPDATES Japan's parliament elects Yoshihide Suga prime minister, with the former chief cabinet secretary expected to stick closely to policies championed by Shinzo Abe during his record-breaking tenure https://t.co/BsfvhxSd6V pic.twitter.com/YXORmDXKA9

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 16, 2020

Japan's parliament votes today for the country's next prime minister, with powerful cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga all but assured the top jobhttps://t.co/8wZhfDupzw pic.twitter.com/ULPxi84Riw

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 16, 2020

VIDEO: Japan's chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga pledges a continuation of Shinzo Abe's policies as he is elected as the ruling party's new leader, making him all but certain to become the country's next prime minister pic.twitter.com/Utn5ZAoruf

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 15, 2020

VIDEO: Japan ruling party elects Yoshihide Suga as PM successor.

The vote makes Suga all but certain to replace Shinzo Abe as the country's next prime minister pic.twitter.com/l9dfDW0Wee

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 14, 2020

Japan's ruling party votes today for its next leader, with top government adviser Yoshihide Suga all but certain to win and replace Shinzo Abe as the country's new prime ministerhttps://t.co/yXRA6YPdmV pic.twitter.com/wRzMpvdWNV

— AFP news agency (@AFP) September 14, 2020

Japan's Yoshihide Suga to formally take up PM job, announce 'continuity' cabinet https://t.co/lCq86q9598 pic.twitter.com/8TVMcOF1tS

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) September 16, 2020

Japan's Yoshihide Suga wins leadership race to succeed outgoing PM Shinzo Abe https://t.co/XJCoFr5ful pic.twitter.com/wS6Dbftjiu

— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) September 14, 2020

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Concerns about the US’ readiness and ability to fulfill its security commitments have led Japan to enact security reforms to enhance its value as an ally while moving toward a more autonomous defense posture to prepare for the worst-case scenario.

➡️ https://t.co/CPn7pN2wRD pic.twitter.com/9aIPHUl32E

— IFRI (@IFRI_) July 24, 2020

In Japan, language is an integral part of a vertical society in which submission is a virtue. Japanese has different words for addressing a superior, a colleague or a sibling, which signal their place in society.https://t.co/1huvL32KBl

— Le Monde diplomatique in English (@LMdiplo) September 13, 2020

Years after the tsunami that swept northeast Japan, towns are being rebuilt. But will their inhabitants return, and should they? Fukushima’s toxic legacy will last for decades.

(September: the longer view.)https://t.co/MD2pzQ0djt

— Le Monde diplomatique in English (@LMdiplo) September 13, 2020

Yoshihide Suga won Japan's ruling party leadership race, virtually guaranteed to become the country's next prime minister. https://t.co/XLmF1dJ6ss

— DW News (@dwnews) September 14, 2020

Recent articles about Japan (mainly on new cabinet) 主に新内閣発足についての日本関連英文記事 Vol.1

All the below tweets are in English.

日本関連ツイートを拾うことは通常どおり特にしない予定でしたが、Reuters社を中心に以前よりは数が増えている感触があるので、前回投稿分以降の日付のものを中心にざぁっとですが拾ってみました。３回に分けて投稿します。
While I have not intended to collect news articles mainly on Japan’s new cabinet, I have come to confirm that there are more articles – mainly by Reuters – related to such issues than before as I have thought. That is why I collected roughly and posted here mainly tweets after the last post (Sep 8). This is the first of the three posts this time.

Hitachi to pull plug on north Wales nuclear power station https://t.co/9UiBT8ivbX

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 15, 2020

A Japan trade deal is little consolation if Britain is locked out of the EU https://t.co/VFXzXABLgg

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 13, 2020

Japan trade deal is small beer – but a welcome distraction https://t.co/PYes0nZkXr

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 11, 2020

UK government hails 'historic' trade deal with Japan https://t.co/tCu1vE1VHZ

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 11, 2020

Tokyo Olympics must be held at 'any cost', says Japanese minister https://t.co/s3iKj7upPC

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 8, 2020

Yoshihide Suga emerging as favourite to become Japan's prime minister https://t.co/kvdxwSftOD

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 1, 2020

#FPCJ #japannews @guardian
Yoshihide Suga to be Japan's prime minister after winning party vote https://t.co/NvynYefFBG

— Foreign Press Center Japan/フォーリン・プレスセンター (@fpcjpn) September 15, 2020

#FPCJ #japannews @guardian
Yoshihide Suga: the farmer's son set to be Japan's next PM https://t.co/LNojbwYdMz

— Foreign Press Center Japan/フォーリン・プレスセンター (@fpcjpn) September 14, 2020

Yoshihide Suga was elected Japan’s new prime minister in a parliamentary vote, following the resignation of Shinzo Abe https://t.co/3topdlCjap

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 16, 2020

Who is Yoshihide Suga, the new Prime Minister of Japan? https://t.co/s885naHuXp

— The Independent (@Independent) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga formally elected as Japan’s new prime minister https://t.co/3JhhviQCOW

— The Independent (@Independent) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga: The unexpected rise of Japan’s new prime minister https://t.co/VbOcBegU78

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga elected Japan's new prime minster succeeding Shinzo Abe https://t.co/ifNL6ETIOn

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga: The strawberry farmer's son on track to be Japan's PM https://t.co/QrvbOikYnt

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 14, 2020

#FPCJ #japannews @BBCWorld
BBC News – Yoshihide Suga: The strawberry farmer's son on track to be Japan's PM https://t.co/t8t07LBXBr

— Foreign Press Center Japan/フォーリン・プレスセンター (@fpcjpn) September 15, 2020

Japan's new prime minister Yoshihide Suga promises to turn round economy after succeeding Shinzo Abe https://t.co/GR4b8Dk1tf

— SkyNews (@SkyNews) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga is set to become Japan's new prime minister, following the resignation of Shinzo Abe https://t.co/iWjgw5zvB7

— SkyNews (@SkyNews) September 14, 2020

Each year, the Japanese drink enough ready-to-drink coffee to fill Tokyo’s new Olympic Stadium almost to the brim https://t.co/rz81kHc1J0

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 16, 2020

Japan's shrinking and ageing population is stoking the demise of rural railway lines https://t.co/pXlPOztwDu

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 16, 2020

Suga Yoshihide secured the support of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party by pledging continuity and stability at a time of crisis https://t.co/pPcvZVPBXe

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 15, 2020

Today on “The Intelligence”: Japan’s new prime minister, the state of the World Health Organisation and the great canine schism among Egypt’s clerics https://t.co/xDPKcE3gSE

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 15, 2020

If Japan's next prime minister succeeds, it will be thanks in large part to the groundwork laid by Abe Shinzo https://t.co/SALMLrrYPp

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 6, 2020

Many have cast Abe Shinzo's resignation as an admission of defeat. But Japan's outgoing prime minister has done a far better job than is commonly acknowledged. Our cover in Asia this week https://t.co/epAEDInipU pic.twitter.com/PnzNEhbBHR

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) September 3, 2020

“It says: ‘Please attack us’,” complains a campaigner against a proposed military base in Japan https://t.co/abFed4jNNm

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) August 15, 2020

#lockdown giving you itchy feet? Over on our #blog, Dr Sonia Favi discusses how in the Tokugawa era, #maps provided a 'virtual' means of exploring and domesticating the Japanese territory, even when physical travel wasn’t possible https://t.co/5Aw3iZidtC @TheJohnRylands @UoMSALC pic.twitter.com/VMnnLZANu8

— JRRI (@JRRIManchester) July 6, 2020

Yoshihide Suga is not your typical Japanese politician and yet the 71-year-old son of a strawberry farmer is about to become Japan's next prime minister | @ErykBagshaw https://t.co/YdxLk4wGgn

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 14, 2020

Shinzo Abe's chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga is set to become Japan's next prime minister after winning a mandate to continue his predecessor's domestic and foreign policy | @ErykBagshaw https://t.co/L5ehz7jTpb

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 14, 2020

Yoshihide Suga, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary and a longtime loyal assistant of outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has emerged as a favourite to succeed him in an upcoming internal party vote https://t.co/n1zNdzRRgy

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 2, 2020

David Walton and Akimoto Daisuke: The decision by the Turnbull government in 2016 to select a French company to produce Australia’s next generation of submarines over Japan’s tender highlighted the limitations of networks and friendships.https://t.co/HRpQaOGhts

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) September 4, 2020

"With Australia seeking ever-closer regional cooperation with Japan these days, it will be interesting to see whether the country’s investors will be unnerved by being caught in Australia’s trade row with China."@Greg__Earl writes for The Interpreter.https://t.co/NWqOT8rfcL

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) August 31, 2020

Abe aimed to move mountains, setting Japan high goals for the future | Purnendra Jain https://t.co/vynrzxabC2

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) August 30, 2020

With the Indo-Pacific increasingly a battleground for technological competition, it appears likely that US-China tensions will complicate Japan-ASEAN digital ties.

Elliot Silverberg and Patrick Madaj write for The Interpreter.https://t.co/lKvF8wR7P4

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) August 16, 2020

"In a similar address to the Lowy Institute a year ago, @ScottMorrisonMP also praised India and Japan as countries with 'shared values' to Australia."@ConversationEDU https://t.co/iARwXSrBzA

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) August 6, 2020

"In a commentary last year written for The Interpreter blog from Australia's Lowy Institute, Layton detailed just how far the Chinese flights stretch the JASDF, and how China has the resources to push Japan to limits it may not be able to reach."@cnni https://t.co/LnI3HSyOxu

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) July 30, 2020

"An overwhelming 82 per cent of Australians said they expected Japan to act responsibly in the world. On the same question, the response regarding China was a dismal 23 per cent"

Nonresident Fellow @Rory_Medcalf on Lowy Institute Poll in @FinancialReview https://t.co/0dAWDLfKCd

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) July 13, 2020

Beyond Covid, the chance for a broader Australia-Japan relationship | Donna Weeks https://t.co/jWd4qbeuwC

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) July 6, 2020

As China rises, does Australia, India, Japan, and the United States have any real prospect of rebalancing relationships in Asia?

Read the latest Lowy Institute Analysis on the Security Quadrilateral Dialogue by Dr Lavina Lee. https://t.co/3rHK0bjip3

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) May 22, 2020

Japan: Article 9 conundrum rears its head again | David Walton https://t.co/g3erhFcktW

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) February 24, 2020

Japan–South Korea tensions show little sign of easing | Kate Kalinova https://t.co/a5lWZFyghy

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) February 17, 2020

#BREAKING Japanese Coastguard has reportedly made the decision to suspend its fulltime search for the 40 people still missing from the livestock ship. https://t.co/5kPFsNszQP pic.twitter.com/v3KPgjWKNA

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 10, 2020

#BREAKING Missing Kiwis: Japan to resume search for crew of livestock ship https://t.co/tAqQjJTgcc pic.twitter.com/YtKCeBkt2z

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 7, 2020

#BREAKING The second person rescued by Japanese coastguard has died. https://t.co/YrzrVGD9Sg pic.twitter.com/G3vTOgyyKc

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 4, 2020

#BREAKING They sent a distress signal at 4.45am NZT off the coast of Japan as the area was hit by a Typhoon. Now the ship has disappeared. https://t.co/UJUmRTrPFY pic.twitter.com/KGDrbXTWTJ

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 2, 2020

Japan's Parliament has elected Yoshihide Suga as prime minister, replacing long-serving leader Shinzo Abe with his right-hand man. https://t.co/i4yQL9llz4

— CBC News (@CBCNews) September 16, 2020

Yoshihide Suga has been elected as the new head of Japan's ruling party, virtually guaranteeing that he will become the country's next prime minister. https://t.co/rqR2DwTZGn

— CBC News (@CBCNews) September 14, 2020

One person in Japan is dead, and at least two are missing in South Korea after a powerful typhoon. https://t.co/f8sxEEjNOw

— CBC News (@CBCNews) September 8, 2020

U.S. authorities have arrested a former Green Beret and his son who are accused of using large boxes to help scurry Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn out of Japan. https://t.co/UPxjNx3A05

— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 20, 2020

As the coronavirus spreads in Japan, the chief executive of the Tokyo Games said Friday he can't guarantee the postponed Olympics will be staged next year — even with the long delay. https://t.co/V6QqzigJwC

— CBC News (@CBCNews) April 10, 2020

Japan's prime minister says he will declare a state of emergency for seven prefectures, with Japan also launching its largest ever stimulus package. https://t.co/f6SWfrhyQg

— CBC News (@CBCNews) April 7, 2020

The streets of Tokyo remain busy as Japan adopts its own approach to preventing the spread of coronavirus, one that relies on tracing cases and requesting cooperation, not lockdowns. https://t.co/YKNNsYkV4N @sasapetricic

— CBC News (@CBCNews) April 4, 2020

Japan Olympic minister Seiko Hashimoto says the Tokyo Summer Games could be held later in 2020 due to fast-spreading COVID-19. https://t.co/8gEqMSG8cX

— CBC News (@CBCNews) March 3, 2020

Canadian quarantined in Japan with asymptomatic COVID-19 describes comforts during enforced stay. https://t.co/HfOuAh3Jhb pic.twitter.com/y70dRyVzIE

— CBC News (@CBCNews) February 27, 2020

Japan’s Yoshihide Suga poised to win party race, succeed Shinzo Abe as PM https://t.co/XHP4temuFe

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) September 14, 2020

Japan, eyeing Olympics, lines up half-billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine https://t.co/N3ShUXL25O

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) August 28, 2020

Japan says China has used coronavirus to expand territory, influence https://t.co/6vtuc3NY8T

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) July 14, 2020

Japan to end Tokyo’s state of emergency, eyes massive new stimulus https://t.co/2xqo1lBlOs pic.twitter.com/SQsnCVxqFx

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) May 25, 2020

Japan’s Shinzo Abe slammed over ‘stay home’ shutdown tweet https://t.co/ZpaFBQxGOg pic.twitter.com/93TI0ssMk1

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) April 13, 2020

Nearly 40 feared dead as torrential rains continue to ravage southwest Japan https://t.co/6f7TjQpdH8 pic.twitter.com/DRfb2d0pvW

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) July 6, 2020

Japan bracing for dangerously powerful Typhoon Haishen https://t.co/6iorZ3r31N

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) September 4, 2020

Japan’s ruling party urges government to cancel Xi’s visit over new Hong Kong national security law https://t.co/CVKC12xKeB pic.twitter.com/g0Ybpfpp4g

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) July 7, 2020

Japan ignored the usual rules but contained COVID-19. How did it work? https://t.co/dDDSjdHmbe

— National Post (@nationalpost) May 25, 2020

#Breaking: Olympic Games delayed one year after agreement reached with IOC and Japan PM. https://t.co/5AIrozWunM

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) March 24, 2020

France フランス Vol.6（pharmaceutical corporations 製薬会社）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

France Vol.15 (pharmaceutical corporations: Sanofi)
France Vol.16 (pharmaceutical corporations: Ipsen, Servier)
France Vol.17 (pharmaceutical corporations)　 Pierre Fabre, LFB Biotechnologies

ツイッター検索で上記5製薬会社各社名及び Japan や日本の5製薬会社各社名を入れて出て来たもの

1/ We were honored to host dinner this week to celebrate the closing of the @TakedaPharma acquisition of Shire and to welcome new USAIC Board Members: John Reed of @Sanofi Phillip Larsen of @Bayer and John Orloff of @AlexionPharma pic.twitter.com/W2TOzaJW6i

— USAIC (@USAIC) January 30, 2020

Through research we commissioned with @EIUPerspectives in the US, Japan and Europe, gaps have been uncovered in #cancer care for the aging, and the impact those gaps can have on healthcare systems. Find out more. #WhenCancerGrowsOld

— Sanofi (@sanofi) June 18, 2020

Through research with @TheEconomist in the U.S., Japan and Europe, we’ve uncovered gaps in #cancer care for the aging, and the impact those challenges can have on healthcare systems. Find out more about what we learned. #WhenCancerGrowsOld

— Sanofi (@sanofi) February 10, 2020

#DRG epidemiology report estimates more than 8.5 million diagnosed events of #RSV across the United States, Western Europe and Japan. Detailed report available now @DRGinsights #respiratorysyncytialvirus @sanofi https://t.co/qmI5DN8A8D

— DRG Epidemiology (@DRG_Epi) December 19, 2019

#DRG epidemiology report estimates more than 28 million #influenza events across the United States, Western Europe and Japan. Detailed report available now @DRGinsights #flu #ESCCongress #OurHeartIsInIt @sanofi https://t.co/b9ro3FzMDn

— DRG Epidemiology (@DRG_Epi) September 5, 2019

Currently, more than 190 million people suffer from #allergicrhinitis across the United States, Western Europe and Japan. Follow us for more updates on #DRG epidemiology data and forecast trends @DRGinsights @sanofi #WorldAllergyWeek https://t.co/UwFVqRvZUF

— DRG Epidemiology (@DRG_Epi) April 11, 2019

#DRG epidemiology report estimates nearly 30 million #influenza #flu events across the United States, Western Europe and Japan. @DRGinsights @sanofi https://t.co/aMX8ZwAEY0

— DRG Epidemiology (@DRG_Epi) August 22, 2018

J&J, Sanofi and more look to ink national COVID-19 vaccine supply pacts in EU, Japan: reports | @AstraZeneca @JNJ @gatesfoundation @melindagates @BillGates @UniofOxford @BARDA @Sanofi @Moderna @Pfizer @BioNTech @Curevac @GSK #covid19 #vaccine #Biotech https://t.co/cRcjPrjCy9

— Aspen Biosciences (@aspenbio) July 19, 2020

.@sanofi, the company that produces #Lantus, had already filed 74 patents for the drug in the US by 2018 – this is 1.5 times more than those in Europe, and almost triple than in Japan. pic.twitter.com/HBjUqpT2NU

— I-MAK (@IMAKglobal) November 8, 2019

How about a deal with @SangamoTx to better exploit protein homeostasis? Hematology is unpartnered @ScienceAtBMS @bmsnews @JoeSzustakowski.
Partners include @sanofi @NovartisScience @pfizer #takeda @GileadSciences @KitePharma @biogen $SGMO $BMY $PFE $NVS $SNY $GILD $BIIB https://t.co/tJzQPwFTgB

— biotech 2050 (@Biotech2050) July 30, 2020

Also underlines the integrated approach championed by the @WHO i.e vaccine(s) alone are not the solution we have to pull together #diagnostics #communityengagement #vectorcontrol & is exactly why we are advocating for a @WorldDengueDay to be officially recognised @sanofi @Takeda https://t.co/NtOGRRTIar

— ISNTD (@ISNTD_Press) July 14, 2020

The key players in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer #market include @Novartis, @Merck, @LillyPad, Hoffmann-La-@Roche, @Xcovery, @beyondspring26, @OSEIMMUNO, @sanofi, @Takeda, @abbvie and others.

For more detailed information visit: https://t.co/RWk90xqKhl #LungCancer #Cancer

— DelveInsight (@delve_insight) May 12, 2020

#Takeda’s #dengue shot, rival to #Sanofi's #Dengvaxia, hits the mark in massive phase 3 study https://t.co/GlYlVhHlSZ @FiercePharma @TakedaPharma @sanofi #vaccine #denguevirus

— Plexus Ventures (@PlexusVentures) January 30, 2019

Top pharma execs discuss and share #bestpractices of what they're doing to meet the challenges of COVID-19 @LillyPad @JNJNews @Roche @Sanofi @Takeda @IFPMA https://t.co/HngTgXpJtH

— Ogilvy Cambridge (@OgilvyCambridge) March 20, 2020

Open Targets is 5 and we would like to thank all our 355 staff from our partners @biogen @celgene @emblebi @GSK @takeda @sanofi @sangerinstitute + guest institutions for contributing & being part of such successful #precompetitive community. Here's to many more years to come! pic.twitter.com/eiVhWWVlXx

— Open Targets (@targetvalidate) June 21, 2019

Global Candida Infections Drugs Market Industry Share, Size And Movements By Growth Status, Trend Analysis To 2020 – 2027 | Leading Players-Abbott, Pfizer Inc., Novartis AG, Merck & Co., Inc, Sanofi, Bayer AG, Astellas Pharma Inc., GlaxoSmithKline plchttps://t.co/d7povpUALz #new

— Pharma News (@pharminews) September 8, 2020

Global Prostate Cancer Therapeutics Market Likely to Experience a Tremendous Growth in Near Future|| Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc., Astellas Pharma US, Inc., Sanofi, Ipsen Pharma, AbbVie Inc., Myovant Sciences Ltd., Bayer AGhttps://t.co/A1PMeJ5FeY #news #pharma #pharmiweb

— Pharma News (@pharminews) August 5, 2020

Pharmaceutical Technology – #October’s top #news #stories https://t.co/xHDYOFwX6W #UCB #RA | #Novartis #Microsoft | #Sobi #Dova | #Sanofi US #manufacturing | #Alexion #Achillion | #Bavarian Nordic #GSK | #Daiichi #Astellas | #Ipsen #Blueprint | …

— GESDAT GmbH (@GESDAT) November 5, 2019

FiercePharmaAsia—Sanofi's Japan cuts; Big Pharma CEOs' Chinese names; Astellas' ESMO win: https://t.co/RbSO8pbM2i #pharma #regulatory

— Pharma Regulatory (@EURegulatory) October 4, 2019

Immunosuppressants Market Impressive Growth 2019 | GlaxoSmithKline plc, Novartis AG, Sanofi, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Pfizer Inc., Astellas Pharma Inc., Zydus Cadila https://t.co/UgRU3aWvgK pic.twitter.com/zRdA3OAcP7

— ABNewswire (@ABNewswire) September 13, 2019

Global Urinary Drugs Market 2019 – Sanofi S.A., Astellas Pharma Inc., Daiichi Sankyo Company Limited, Pfizer Inc., Bayer AG – Honest News 24
https://t.co/kHgcMcepxG

— News SummedUp Kenya (@summedupkenya) July 17, 2019

It's Friday afternoon & time for #WeeklyRoundup Read the full article here: https://t.co/cJ5QMOVX5Z
Companies included: @Amgen @astellas @GSK @MSDInvents @Novartis @Pfizer_Ireland @sanofi @VertexPharma #MarketWatch #ThePMI19 pic.twitter.com/wB4do7MdZK

— The PMI (Pharmaceutical Managers' Institute) (@PharmaMgrsInst) January 25, 2019

Big Pharma – Novartis, Pfizer, Sanofi, Otsuka – has decided to partner, rather than rival, with Alphabet's Verily to accelerate clinical trials. Here's a story I wrote about how Alphabet and Apple's clinical trial strategies differ https://t.co/fpW0j2H6hw https://t.co/6xM4gemxEW

— Hannah Kuchler (@hannahkuchler) May 21, 2019

The deals with Novartis, Otsuka, Pfizer and Sanofi will boost its ecosystem and “could help foster greater scientific discovery” as the pharma companies work on “next-generation research and development programs,” Verily said: https://t.co/h6tD7yJiaf

— FierceBiotech (@FierceBiotech) May 21, 2019

Novartis, Sanofi, Otsuka, and Pfizer will work with Alphabet’s #Verily on its #ProjectBaseline clinical research project https://t.co/kLtditGb31

— pharmaphorum (@pharmaphorum) May 22, 2019

As mentioned earlier, Verily, Google's health care division, is also collaborating with Sanofi, Novartis, Otsuka and Pfizer to help them identify suitable patients for clinical drug trials. #digitalmarketing #optimization #growthhacking https://t.co/X1jXvUzYZu

— MRVSKY (@mrvskypro) December 1, 2019

Amgen, Sanofi back a round for real-world evidence platform tech; Daiichi Sankyo’s pexidartinib secures speedy FDA review https://t.co/ic5dkzRo5Y

— Endpoints News (@endpts) February 5, 2019

Sanofi, Eisai join Lilly's SCOTUS bid to save Cialis from 'overly broad' patent claims https://t.co/2rBBlgNDID

— FiercePharma (@FiercePharma) July 9, 2019

https://t.co/sxLYhMpxvg – #Clinical #Catch–#up for June 10-14
https://t.co/XYnsCW41Fh #Sanofi #Lilly #ProventionBio #Eisai #Novartis #Genentech #Savara #BluebirdBio #Janssen #Hutchison #China #Meditech

— GESDAT GmbH (@GESDAT) June 18, 2019

Global Prostate Cancer Therapeutics Market 2026 – Sanofi, Takeda, Johnson & Johnson, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Pfizer, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Ipsenhttps://t.co/MqR8Y7rxmL #news #pharma #pharmiweb

— Pharma News (@pharminews) June 23, 2020

Medicine Fact's:
FEBUXOSTAT

Febuxostat was discovered by scientists at the Japanese pharmaceutical company Teijin in 1998. Teijin partnered the drug with TAP Pharmaceuticals in the US and Ipsen in Europe pic.twitter.com/iL1QiQyFES

— PharmahubNG (@pharmahub_NG) April 23, 2020

https://twitter.com/debasisdas/status/1191697468997505025

Cabometyx (cabozantinib; Exelixis/Ipsen/Takeda) Drug Overview & Product Profiles 2019 – https://t.co/8vPVgQlQhj https://t.co/QBZCpYtRTH

— Pharmacutical Daily (@PharmacDaily) June 26, 2019

#Ipsen joins @Arixbioscience’s growing pool of pharma partners #biotech #pharma #biopharma #biotechnology #VC #venturecapital #partnerships #EuroBiotech #France #UK #Fosun #Takeda #UCB $IPN $ARIX https://t.co/548ySCuIyC via @FierceBiotech

— Kara Jill Stancell (@kjilly) February 21, 2018

#Japanese #cancer Japanese regulators grant additional approval for the sale of Ipsen's rare cancer drug in Japan https://t.co/pmEsO6Mcov pic.twitter.com/MDv7v96yVV

— PharmaSources.com (@Pharmachina365) July 5, 2017

#efpbarca #medaffairs Ipsen, Eisai, and Astellas on why communicating data to external stakeholders is essential. Find out more here: https://t.co/6p0SXN2R3C pic.twitter.com/o4UdkJxsR8

— The Pharmaceutical Marketing Group (@PharmaMKTnet) October 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/Servier/status/1275363363812450305
https://twitter.com/Servier/status/1273889368801935360
https://twitter.com/Servier/status/1270038222144495616
https://twitter.com/ServierCDMO/status/987605428904366080

Onivyde Now Available in Japan: Servier/Yakult Nihon Servier and Yakult Honsha rolled out its cancer agent Onivyde (liposomal irinotecan) in Japan … https://t.co/h0pZ4komgH

— MEDWAVE (@medinfoa2z) June 2, 2020

Yakult to Promote Servier’s Anticancer Agent Liposomal Irinotecan in Japan Yakult Honsha and Nihon Servier, the Japan unit of the France-based Servier Group, have entered into… https://t.co/IuNVzWp4wK

— MEDWAVE (@medinfoa2z) October 9, 2019

https://twitter.com/conkers3/status/986959011038879744

Servier buys Shire’s oncology unit for $2.4B in the run-up to Takeda’s final buyout offer — if it makes one https://t.co/ie1viNsPi6 pic.twitter.com/VVjxrD1Jz3

— Endpoints News (@endpts) April 16, 2018

Shire's oncology exit weighs on potential Takeda bid: Shire plc is backing out of cancer drugs, announcing Monday the sale of its oncology business to French pharma Servier S.A.S. for $2.4 billion in cash. https://t.co/6TcuucnAtl

— cafepharma (@cafepharma) April 17, 2018

Shire sells cancer drugs to Servier for $2.4 billion as Takeda circles https://t.co/YexpoARs1k pic.twitter.com/yASy7SXm3Z

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 16, 2018

For those interested in the life sciences sector: Shire will be selling its oncology business to French company Servier for $2.4 billion — could this move prevent Japan's Takeda from making a takeover bid for Shire? https://t.co/fQJ2NzF4lA #lifesciences pic.twitter.com/In5rrSyKRn

— Chambers Associate (@ChambersAssoc) April 16, 2018

$SHPG announced today that they are willing to sell their oncology business to France's Servier SAS for about $2.4 billion, as it continues to discuss another possible $50 billion takeover by Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical. https://t.co/UKVAuq8fLE pic.twitter.com/FG6cAk2Gle

— Stock Analyst (@USCheapStocks) April 16, 2018

#Japan @Takeda @Reuters @London @Japan @TakedaPharmaceutical @Servier #Cancer #DYK #AllThingsCancer #CancerMoonShot #EndCancer #FindACure #CancerTodayMag #JoinTheFight #CancerResearch https://t.co/lN4EPjg7gQ
Shire sells cancer drugs to #Servier as #Takeda circles

— Ken Nitz (@knitz22) April 16, 2018

Three days until our West Coast Conference in L.A.! If you haven’t registered yet, there’s still time: https://t.co/Q2741YJGmW Huge thanks to our sponsors: @genentech @hsn @pfizerinc @pgbeauty @qvc @novartis, Eisai, @LLSusa & @Servier ✨ #bethebossovercancer #CACwestcoast pic.twitter.com/bSd4KXpTUy

— Cancer and Careers (@CancerAndCareer) October 23, 2019

Pharmaceutical Formulations for Asia from Japan
Pierre Fabre, a leading French manufacturer of pharmaceutical products and dermatological cosmetics, opened its Asia Innovation Center PFDC in Japan in 2014 and began formulations activities … https://t.co/6KNKghWWMd pic.twitter.com/Syp79UHJiW

— HC_Tokyo (@nadoCb) February 3, 2018

Articles about Japan after Prime Minister’s resignation announcement through today 首相辞意表明後今日までの日本関連英文記事

All the below tweets are in English.

標記につき取り急ぎ貼っておきます。

Japan's Suga says coronavirus a top priority, to stay on Abe policy course https://t.co/KH014DRWAv pic.twitter.com/4qduiKwGMc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan to spend $6.3 billion from emergency reserve for coronavirus vaccines https://t.co/FQOL8jfScS pic.twitter.com/d0szcvoMhm

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's Suga signals chance of calling snap election: Asahi https://t.co/FNnJVT5bRf pic.twitter.com/HysayXM3Fx

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Senior Japan ruling party member suggests early election: media https://t.co/VWOXatSa1Q pic.twitter.com/c2pMrevZLd

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 6, 2020

Japan's Suga jumps in popularity, tops favourability poll for next PM https://t.co/GrPwSAlYxI pic.twitter.com/qpyQBhiAhV

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 4, 2020

Backroom deals, old-school politics help rise of Japan's likely new premier https://t.co/vmEpeiK4uo pic.twitter.com/kgPBXJYtJZ

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan defence chief Kono expects to be prime minister one day, but backs Suga to succeed Abe https://t.co/DD2zcP0akQ pic.twitter.com/UtWRxXKs1T

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has officially declared he will run for the leadership of the ruling party, making him the top contender to take over from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe https://t.co/TzpKpHbjBC pic.twitter.com/jORgubKuHm

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Factbox: A stern enforcer who does 100 sit-ups daily – some facts about Japan's Suga https://t.co/pcTXr9DwNM pic.twitter.com/jEb9W3UV5k

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

UK/Japan trade deal good for consumers, companies, Johnson tells Abe https://t.co/TNjnqVIUQH pic.twitter.com/WXRIUdjXun

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Japan's Suga says to brief on party leadership race, in signal he intends to run https://t.co/6WRex12uln pic.twitter.com/5bClAPgbrY

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Suga as Japan's next premier may be tough partner for Bank of Japan https://t.co/sdxZ95GQMq pic.twitter.com/Gqtqh5tZnj

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Japan's Suga expected to announce candidacy for PM race https://t.co/73AeSksV6K pic.twitter.com/krK0Mmsae7

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 2, 2020

Yoshihide Suga, a long-time lieutenant of outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is seen as a top contender in the PM race after he won the backing of the ruling party's largest faction https://t.co/Hgl9w7shZi pic.twitter.com/eyRQRDo5Jx

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan's next premier to find pandemic eroding job market gains made by 'Abenomics' https://t.co/0L8X5in763 pic.twitter.com/gNn0nIHzzi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Suga seen top contender in Japan PM race as ruling party plans slimmed-down vote https://t.co/wVg1hKtAud pic.twitter.com/IXQ4q2lUwz

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan former foreign minister Kishida announces candidacy to succeed PM Abe https://t.co/KAJ37IIfMb pic.twitter.com/qMr56YBcHi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan's Motegi: to decide whether to run in party leadership race in a day https://t.co/8lZGGf2BoK pic.twitter.com/o5VXzZLFuc

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Yoshihide Suga, Japan’s chief cabinet secretary and a long-time lieutenant of outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, won the backing of the largest faction of the ruling party to become its next leader, according to public broadcaster NHK https://t.co/CLTrfpHfLq pic.twitter.com/vwmsuBxYPr

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan LDP execs agree on simplified format to pick next PM: Nikai https://t.co/JBSiprHkGl pic.twitter.com/MKUrzwGUYf

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Japan Defence Minister Kono says still undecided on run for ruling party leadership https://t.co/RIOCsS4eR8 pic.twitter.com/mL7SYNzqWs

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Ex-Japan defence chief mum on whether he'll join PM race https://t.co/xL8Vv4OMDZ pic.twitter.com/UJZnho5erd

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

How does Abenomics stack up? Reuters asked the experts https://t.co/rk2GIdauOE pic.twitter.com/7uwEQXu575

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japan's ruling party to hold September 14 leadership vote; four possible candidates for PM https://t.co/vnOX7Hld4q pic.twitter.com/OyLahCgjeL

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japan's PM candidate Kishida cautious about cutting sales tax https://t.co/NX1GzOZzii pic.twitter.com/MF5DaqtiwV

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Ex-defence minister Ishiba is people's choice for next Japan PM: polls https://t.co/vz2wwRC27L pic.twitter.com/FDUz78EpgK

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

In his first race for office, Japan's likely next prime minister knocked on 30,000 doors and wore out six pairs of shoes https://t.co/9u4C78fBxC

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 7, 2020

By the time Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced his resignation last week, he had presided over a remarkable and unexpected opening up of Japan to the world https://t.co/Q8QCHMDkLk

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 3, 2020

Japan’s next leader will face a question many other countries are now grappling with because of the coronavirus pandemic: How much can central banks do to pull economies out of a deep malaise? https://t.co/ijydChWQXa

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 31, 2020

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s two stints in office reshaped modern Japan https://t.co/VQbZJ35bZD

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 29, 2020

Whoever Japan's Liberal Democratic Party elects as its leader, probably within the next week, will almost certainly become the country's next prime minister. But it isn’t clear who that will be. https://t.co/1vYWIME0Wb

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 30, 2020

News Analysis: Whoever Japan's next leader is will have to face the coronavirus, a tanking economy, an aggressive China, a postponed Olympics and a U.S. election. And that's just the start. https://t.co/dHglv1aM1b

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 30, 2020

Japan’s "Mr. Fixit," Yoshihide Suga, set to succeed Shinzo Abe as leader https://t.co/HaoZIM3NBs

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 1, 2020

Opinion: Shinzo Abe decided to go all out on Donald Trump. He’s probably regretting it now. https://t.co/u2VEjVoz9D

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 30, 2020

What does #Abe Shinzo’s resignation mean for Japan’s future? The post-Abe calculus is aggravated by Japan’s domestic political flux, a congested electoral calendar and unpromising economic and geopolitical environments, writes @RobertAlanWard | https://t.co/EelZfg6zG6 pic.twitter.com/5RHLVs3odh

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 28, 2020

'The old paradigm of the US-Japan alliance is that Japan wears the "shield" and hosts the "sword". But that paradigm has been breaking down for many years,' says @graham_euan, Senior Fellow for Asia-Pacific Security | @firstpost https://t.co/56fnzqDI3B

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 17, 2020

China’s rise as a geo-economic power has driven the Abe administration to reshape its foreign-policy bureaucracy and recalibrate its approach to economic statecraft – read more in the Strategic Comment | https://t.co/eVGsEQOXkB pic.twitter.com/3U0FLlthPA

— IISS News (@IISS_org) August 24, 2020

'Chinese activities in the waters around the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands have undergone a significant change over the past few months. This is a potentially dangerous development for Sino–Japanese relations.'
New Newsbrief from Dr Alessio Patalano.https://t.co/8ysPOtONLs pic.twitter.com/T0MwNK9M0h

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) August 22, 2020

https://twitter.com/rielcano/status/1297115296977817602

“China has a lot of cards to play, so the policies of the next administration—again, regardless of who is president—will have to respond to Beijing.”

Insights from @JJCarafano on the future of Asia policy via @jljzen: https://t.co/Pqn3BYeD0F

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) August 21, 2020

Yoshihide Suga, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary and a longtime loyal assistant of outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has emerged as a favourite to succeed him in an upcoming internal party vote https://t.co/n1zNdzRRgy

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) September 2, 2020

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been forced to resign due to ongoing poor health.https://t.co/OmmN6lmxpi

— nzherald (@nzherald) August 28, 2020

Five venerable Japanese companies were sitting in the bargain bin in plain sight. It took a 90-year-old Warren Buffett to scoop them up. https://t.co/LmocOAatM2

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 5, 2020

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank fueled the recent stock market rally by buying options tied to billions of dollars worth of individual tech stocks, people familiar with the matter say https://t.co/5qJeeaemXS

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 4, 2020

SoftBank value slumps as investors fear it may be the 'Nasdaq whale' https://t.co/TY75uJPCcI

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 7, 2020

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway took stakes in five Japanese trading companies, expanding its reach abroad https://t.co/QJkPjn15ou pic.twitter.com/Dsc5vFQlUO

— Stuart Wallace (@StuartLWallace) August 31, 2020

BREAKING: Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys stakes in Japan's five leading trading companies https://t.co/9RzX6prgmH

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) August 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/Forbes_MENA_/status/1300379518184689664

Berkshire Hathaway invests $6 billion in five Japanese companies https://t.co/GPzyETMsvI pic.twitter.com/JWGLP2GK5D

— New York Post (@nypost) August 31, 2020

The Japanese Coast Guard was searching for a livestock ship that capsized with dozens of crew members and nearly 6,000 cows aboard, after a typhoon barreled through East Asia on Thursday https://t.co/49zbjiV6Nx

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 3, 2020

Japan's convenience store industry is under scrutiny after allegations that companies used strong-arm tactics to force franchisees to maintain 24-7 operations, leading overworked owners to collapse from exhaustion https://t.co/Jw6JgV5NZo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 3, 2020

Naomi Osaka brought seven face masks to the U.S. Open, each one honoring a victim of violence https://t.co/R8DtfLqODc

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 1, 2020

Japan coastguard finds second person in search for crew of capsized cattle ship https://t.co/jIvgQsXsbt

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 4, 2020

Typhoon Maysak: ship with 43 crew and nearly 6,000 cattle missing off Japan https://t.co/gU83kN9HXq

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 3, 2020

#BREAKING The second person rescued by Japanese coastguard has died. https://t.co/YrzrVGD9Sg pic.twitter.com/G3vTOgyyKc

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 4, 2020

Japan's Sumitomo sells all of its stake in U.S. Marcellus shale gas project https://t.co/LggosGUiNQ pic.twitter.com/CvYxUJ9YpS

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's economy sank deeper into its worst post-war contraction in the second quarter as the coronavirus jolted businesses, intensifying the challenge for the country's new leader https://t.co/eeC1TtV3Ku pic.twitter.com/72RDS5h49f

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan real wages decline for fifth month in July as pandemic woes persist https://t.co/ujb8GDH0nK pic.twitter.com/TjeIxXD0hp

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's July household spending falls 7.6% year-on-year https://t.co/05HkfoDhDx pic.twitter.com/ncXaEsJqIB

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's Nishimura says rising income to underpin consumption https://t.co/5qJ2SSC5jr pic.twitter.com/1zwxo0quDi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan's second-quarter GDP revised down to annualised 28.1% contraction https://t.co/ciKbcDVRdG pic.twitter.com/sM3nX7nGwH

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan real wages decline for fifth month in July as pandemic woes persist https://t.co/oLovkMNqCE pic.twitter.com/2mRvUgLL4R

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 8, 2020

Japan says it offered Mauritius 'unprecedented' support, including financial https://t.co/cDucu3Tijm pic.twitter.com/rcaUDTSeb5

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Renault to develop, build next-generation Nissan Micra: report https://t.co/IIW1D4HZMe pic.twitter.com/w1AmP2J46G

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

The Fed’s landmark shift to a more tolerant stance on inflation will be a drag on the dollar for years and will raise hard questions about the role of central banking, challenging policymakers from Frankfurt to Tokyo https://t.co/PzzcVF2WEa pic.twitter.com/bwU58rbiqg

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Japanese government exposed to 40% of $6.7 billion Nissan loans: sources https://t.co/s74k5ibgXO pic.twitter.com/3TL6RnDHc1

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Death knell sounds for some of Japan's oldest department stores https://t.co/XkVMHEJQop pic.twitter.com/r2UTHa6EXI

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 7, 2020

Amazon Japan submits improvement plan to regulators: Asahi https://t.co/FchYZNr0i7 pic.twitter.com/lhstyjzaMm

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 4, 2020

Japan's government is considering further assistance to help Mauritius deal with a major oil spill after a Japanese-owned boat struck a coral reef pic.twitter.com/LELPYdmqgR

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan's coastguard rescued one person while searching for a cargo ship carrying nearly 6,000 cattle and dozens of crew members that went missing in the East China Sea https://t.co/An8nLUfi4a pic.twitter.com/KZekO8cFJi

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

BOJ's Kataoka urges bolder easing to battle deflation risk https://t.co/2LxzPSU2SE pic.twitter.com/UWB9FJqFg5

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan's August service sector activity worsens as pandemic stymies recovery https://t.co/wHHpqn8nBN pic.twitter.com/maiuZJwI0y

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 3, 2020

Japan looks to AI as coronavirus challenges go-and-see quality control mantra https://t.co/INQIGWyG16 pic.twitter.com/4oSruhvBft

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

As fintech upends banking, Japan regulator expects more cross-boundary tie-ups https://t.co/nhVjPT8MC3 pic.twitter.com/WlsEaJuhsB

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japan July retail sales fall 2.8% year-on-year, government data shows https://t.co/HlH0tdU2Sr pic.twitter.com/3bQ5tUxewH

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

From @Breakingviews: @johnsfoley explains why Warren Buffet is going big in Japan pic.twitter.com/tA2jBVqc13

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Nippon Steel to seek overseas M&As, but not in Japan: president https://t.co/lKCoLkWAui pic.twitter.com/xgb2PQVlu1

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 1, 2020

Warren Buffett looks to Japan, takes 5% stakes in five biggest trading firms https://t.co/CErrl7nR2E pic.twitter.com/3wA9AUhtS8

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 31, 2020

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe says he's stepping down because of a chronic health problem https://t.co/0p5wm1yElD

— POLITICO (@politico) August 29, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has expressed his intention to step down, citing his declining health, according to Japan’s NHK television and other media https://t.co/0p5wm1yElD

— POLITICO (@politico) August 28, 2020

Science and Technology 科学技術 Vol.9 ／ #Coronavirus #コロナウイルス Vol.11

All the below links and tweets are in English.

ツイッター検索で出て来た broadband と日本に関連するツイート（The below are broadband-related Tweets which happened to come out of Twitter search on Sep 6. They must be just a part of all the posted Tweets as usual.）

The HAPS #HAWK30 is a next generation #Solar powered #UAS >>> @aerovironment and @SoftBank via @globaliqx >>> #Broadband #UAV #Drones #IoT #5G #Robotics #defstar5 #Aerospace >>> https://t.co/9dlZzzaKUz pic.twitter.com/qXF8hZ0cvU

— Mike Quindazzi ✨ (@MikeQuindazzi) December 19, 2019

City interview with Adrian Steckel, the boss of SoftBank-backed British satellite broadband firm OneWeb. He tells me the plans is to float in 24-36 months when it has launched all its satellites https://t.co/5bfuSmIj3c

— Jamie Nimmo (@JamieNimmo63) August 11, 2019

SoftBank is investing $125M in rural balloon broadband startup. pic.twitter.com/vMkawziQDX

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) April 29, 2019

NTT Docomo’s bullet train mmWave 5G test speeds past 1Gbps https://t.co/LSWB46UTwp #Telecom #Networks #Telco #Cloud #Telecoms #Mobile #Wireless #IIoT #Broadband #IoT #EdgeComputing #5G @NTTDocomoNews @NTTDATAServices #japan

— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) September 30, 2019

Docomo Offers 1Gbit/s Services to Train Going 283km/h Using 5G https://t.co/r2oDLyhnql via @Light_Reading #Telecom #Networks #Telco #Cloud #Telecoms #Mobile #Wireless #IIoT #Broadband #IoT #EdgeComputing #5G #japan @GlobalNTT @NTTDATAServices pic.twitter.com/DszjUnlXSP

— Evan Kirstel #RemoteWork (@EvanKirstel) October 1, 2019

Tokyo power company orchestrates 5G infrastructure sharing https://t.co/oJ1MCtD79Q #5G #APAC #BusinessModels #mmWave #Regulation #Research #SmartCities #Japan #Networks #Telecoms pic.twitter.com/bfdKQ9hQYT

— TelecomTV (@TelecomTV) March 19, 2019

KDDI is deploying https://t.co/TeRdCkxVRJ in Japan to tackle its huge MDU opportunity https://t.co/vxQywU8Ves #APAC #Broadband #Telecoms #Gfast #Fibre pic.twitter.com/WJnfp8FQYu

— TelecomTV (@TelecomTV) February 4, 2019

KDDI deploys Nokia gigabit https://t.co/vQJiRQTOpO solution to bring new services to its high-speed internet 'au Hikari' customers in Japan | Nokia https://t.co/RfBdVqtHiq #gfast #broadband

— Teresa Mastrangelo #broadband #smartcities (@broadbandtrends) February 4, 2019

KDDI takes conventional approach in land of new 5G architectures…https://t.co/34uaiPGsOM #wireless #5G #wifi #cellular #operators #spectrum #RAN #broadband #iot #rethinktechnology #iot @KDDI_Research @NTTDocomoNews @Rakuten @SoftBank @ericsson @nokia pic.twitter.com/cMpl3iWGNs

— Wireless Watch (@RethinkWireless) October 9, 2019

Gfast Brings High-Speed Broadband to KDDI MDU Customers https://t.co/S6XWP92djM

— Broadband World News (@BroadbandWN) February 5, 2019

BBWN Bites: Verizon, Spectrum Top Netflix Tier-One Speed Rankings
Also today, Boris's broadband goal gets no love in Parliament, Roku delivers for Apple fans, Tubi targets UK and kids, Rakuten TV brings freebie ad-supported service, Chile seeks tenders forhttps://t.co/UgMkqUnWTV

— Broadband World News (@BroadbandWN) October 15, 2019

Network disaggregation saves Rakuten up to 60% on their new 5G network – we've seen the same on fixed broadband networks. Time to goodbye to monolithic network hardware?#networkdisaggregation https://t.co/A7YpZPAfqA

— RtBrick (@rtbricknet) August 26, 2020

On this episode of Quick Talk, a TM Forum podcast, we discuss Rakuten Mobile’s #5G deployment delay due to #COVID-19, the impact of US-China relations on @Huawei and taking mobile broadband pricing for granted. Listen now: https://t.co/v26HjWItYF cc: @Rakuten_Mobile

— TM Forum (@tmforumorg) May 28, 2020

Rakuten invests in "AST & Science" space venture to extend future mobile coverage to people and devices across the planet, with the first mobile broadband network that will be broadcast from space.https://t.co/MnD4QDPFlC

— Rakuten Today (@RakutenToday) March 5, 2020

AST & Science raises $110M Series B led by Rakuten and Vodafone to build a broadband network via a constellation of satellites that link directly to smartphones (@chenry_sn / SpaceNews)https://t.co/76BiThEvto https://t.co/IQqsJFzkPi

— Techmeme (@Techmeme) March 8, 2020

Rakuten and Vodafone are the lead investors in a just-announced space-based cellular broadband network called SpaceMobile from AST & Science. https://t.co/4eLDMCPcWd

— Via Satellite (@Via_Satellite) March 4, 2020

We are proud to partner with Rakuten to demonstrate #5G's capabilities for enhanced mobile broadband and industry 4.0 applications: https://t.co/AXXCWwLUBV pic.twitter.com/peFzI18vCI

— Nokia for CSPs (@nokianetworks) October 2, 2018

BBWN Bites: Verizon, Spectrum Top Netflix Tier-One Speed Rankings
Also today, Boris's broadband goal gets no love in Parliament, Roku delivers for Apple fans, Tubi targets UK and kids, Rakuten TV brings freebie ad-supported service, Chile seeks tenders forhttps://t.co/ULUbf2u66W

— Broadband World Forum (@BBWorldForum) October 15, 2019

Gfast Brings High-Speed Broadband to KDDI MDU Customers
Japanese provider KDDI will use Nokia's Gfast solution to bring speeds of up to 830 Mbit/s to city dwellers.https://t.co/Dw1zkJ7Pbq

— Broadband World Forum (@BBWorldForum) February 5, 2019

KDDI and Nokia boost Japanese broadband speeds by 800% https://t.co/DBrYmtCE8e pic.twitter.com/4JZsUnlAXf

— Connected Britain (@ConnBritain) February 4, 2019

For example – here is Masa talking about putting off short-term profits to gain long-term market share. Which he did in the Japanese broadband market in the early 2000s and the Japanese wireless market in the late 2000s.https://t.co/NRanIGHnc9

— Masa Capital (@MasaSonCap) June 9, 2020

Merger delays and teething troubles pull back Sprint and TMO 5G roll-outs…https://t.co/vzN3F8wZZ9 #wireless #5G #wifi #cellular #operators #spectrum #RAN #broadband #rethinktechnology @sprint @TMobile @Rakuten @ATT @verizon pic.twitter.com/YswQgCkWcF

— Wireless Watch (@RethinkWireless) September 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/dinoflore/status/1100105372709343234

Nokia and KDDI trial 5G with AirScale radio for wireless ultra-broadband in megacities https://t.co/2CG7axmiFv pic.twitter.com/SrxN7i5DiH

— Nokia News (@nokianews) May 12, 2017

Canada’s telecom watchdog to work with Japan to combat spamhttps://t.co/SUVLncU8zJ pic.twitter.com/vGGfayxUV0

— MobileSyrup (@MobileSyrup) January 6, 2018

.@SoftBank held talks with @BSNLCorporate for leasing out broadband bandwidth from #OneWeb's low earth orbit communication satellites to disrupt the telecom tech landscape in India with low latency Internet and voice services https://t.co/lRPEVPV2eP

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) April 27, 2018

SoftBank has agreed to invest around $500 million more in satellite broadband provider OneWebhttps://t.co/T2689aGNIU

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 12, 2017

KDDI's broadband deal seeks clout with households https://t.co/OOnmpD8isg pic.twitter.com/DyhYiMtgBI

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) December 8, 2016

Softbank/Sprint CEO Masa Son uses Comcast, and isn't happy with his broadband speeds. #codecon pic.twitter.com/dphPmctFoX

— Brad Molen (@phonewisdom) May 28, 2014

.@SoftBank is unlikely to keep supporting @OneWeb, a source familiar with the situation said, as an activist investor agitates for change at the Japanese internet giant amid rumours that its LEO broadband holding is mulling bankruptcy. https://t.co/CLIYbv9FiY pic.twitter.com/IF1ELWmx9c

— Connectivity Business (@connectivity_b) March 26, 2020

Japan's fussy food shoppers finally go online amid pandemic | The Japan Times. The notable thing here is the comment from a Japanese journalist that Britain is the odd man out with broadband. Even on Japanese islands you get broadband! https://t.co/2pGdBXam0Y

— Maurice is not a nice man (@colonelmuppet) July 5, 2020

Half of UK consumers struggled with broadband speeds — NTT DATA @informationage #data #analytics https://t.co/bOf3GLGplT

— Eric Axelrod (@axelrod_eric) August 29, 2020

Only 8-10% of premises in the UK are connected to full-fibre broadband. It's 97% in Japan.

8 in 10 of us experienced internet problems in the last year.

So we'll make the very fastest full-fibre broadband free to everybody, in every home in our country.

That's real change.

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) November 14, 2019

Why do we need action on Broadband? Try this. The UK has low levels of full-fibre broadband internet, at just 7%. In comparison, Portugal has 89%, Japan 97% and South Korea 99%. Now do you see why existing solutions can’t work? If they could have they already would have.

— Richard Murphy (@RichardJMurphy) November 15, 2019

Like Lab has said *so* many times, 95% of people won't have their taxes raised

UK has one of the worst rates of broadband- 7%. Portugal 89%, Japan 97% & S. Korea 99% #freebroadband would boost productivity by £59bill, bring 1/2mill ppl into the work & boost rural economies https://t.co/u5Nwq9rp2O

— antonia jennings (@tweetingantonia) November 15, 2019

Actual Wow!

The BBC describe Labour's plan to hook everyone up to Broadband (like Japan & South Korea do) as Communism

This really is a new level of bias by the BBC – even for their standards. pic.twitter.com/VRCxdCJbx6

— The Pileus #RefugeesWelcome (@thepileus) November 15, 2019

when I was in rural Japan in 2005, I could get 150mbps broadband because the government had built it. In 2019 my parents in rural Suffolk can only get 4mpbs broadband because private enterprise has failed to build it.

— Jonathan Paige (@johnnypaige) November 14, 2019

Average monthly cost of broadband:

Russia: $10
Poland $18
France: $31
Mexico: $33
Germany: $37
Japan: $37
Britain: $40
China: $41
Chile: $46
Denmark: $51
Australia: $53
Sweden: $56
Canada: $58
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United States: $68

This is why monopolies are bad. https://t.co/3zJ7RDrau9

— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) November 11, 2019

Even our internet is neo-Liberal…

Aust is coming last in affordability rankings for entry-level broadband services.

Of developed (OECD) nations, Aust is at 36th. Japan is first, US 6th, UK 7th, New Zealand 21st ⁦@QuentinDempster⁩ #auspol #nbn https://t.co/yGouPHfeCS

— Denise Shrivell – North Sydney for an Independent (@deniseshrivell) August 27, 2019

Holy shit, New Zealand is ahead of Japan in Speedtest's fixed broadband speed global index https://t.co/2ec6JHO38L pic.twitter.com/YZoFeXuv4E

— Andrew Sykes (@Interlime) September 15, 2018

By the end of 2022, China, Japan, South Korea, Canada and the U.K. will have nearly 2X the amount of mid-band spectrum as the U.S. Our latest report outlines near-term opportunities for the U.S. to close the mid-band spectrum deficit: https://t.co/oiOx1zaXBJ pic.twitter.com/wkk4YR2Qd0

— CTIA (@CTIA) July 11, 2020

Military Cyber Affairs reports Chinese government used China Telecom to divert Internet traffic between 2015 and 2017. The report named 4 specific routes: Canada to South Korea, US to Italy, Scandinavia to Japan, and Italy to Thailand. https://t.co/v0EGoV4YkQ pic.twitter.com/pEMmfAGoGZ

— Laurent Perche (@Laurent_Perche) November 9, 2018

Canada can learn from initiatives in Japan & Australia on broadband use & adoption: https://t.co/5LCZx89zPs #DPSummit17 pic.twitter.com/zUPPjjuGPe

— Canadian Chamber of Commerce (@CdnChamberofCom) February 15, 2017

"5G war" as distraction from universal fiber to the prem #FTTP: "I’ve been hearing about the 5G war for a few years now and I still don’t know what it means…If there is now a 5G war, then why hasn’t there been a fiber-to-the-home war?" https://t.co/uV7MxFSZuh

— U.S. Telecom Infrastructure Crisis (@EldoTelecom) December 27, 2019

After US, Japan, Austalia now its time for Germany to stop Huawei from getting into their critical telecom infrastructure. It is really needed #5G #IoTSecurity https://t.co/Xp4Fx1pB0g

— Contra (@BannaGordhan) November 15, 2018

The British government decided to remove Huawei equipment from its 5G networks by the end of 2027. Two days later, they ask Japan to help build its 5G infrastructures. More on #InsideTelecom.#telecom #tech #5g #Britain #uk #japan #network https://t.co/Gi2yJfJXmo

— InsideTelecom (@insidetelecom_) July 27, 2020

Spot on from @TomTugendhat. “Every general wants to pick the battlefield and divide their enemy…Continuing to allow Huawei into the UK’s networks, triggering the reaction Washington has just ordered, that’s exactly what Beijing is succeeding in doing.” https://t.co/uXLgqs1YOX

— Owen Paterson (@OwenPaterson) May 6, 2020

The US is working with Australia & Japan to stop Chinese telecoms giant Huawei from building a major internet infrastructure project in #PNG. It's the latest sign of international efforts to curb China’s broadening influence in the Pacific
https://t.co/2mGJSQGqaH

— Keith Jackson AM (@PNGAttitude) September 28, 2018

The U.S. scrutiny has led governments in Australia, Britain, Canada, Germany, Poland and Japan to all examine their telecom supply chain, as well,while Australia and New Zealand have already restricted Huawei's potential involvement in their coming 5G net https://t.co/aXsGNktiVk

— jasonleeramsey (@jasonleeramsey) January 26, 2019

Ask the Japanese about FTTP #nbn whilst your there, you might learn something about not wasting $20 billion on a copper lemon #auspol #ausbiz #telecom #gennbn #broadband https://t.co/iwZ7O8jic8

— Mark A Gregory (@_markagregory) January 18, 2018

Prime Minister Abe’s Resignation Announcement 安倍首相辞意表明

All the below tweets are in English.

日本時間29日午後2時までに見つけたツイートを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Shinzo Abe has announced his resignation citing health concerns.

How will his time as Japan's Prime Minister be remembered?

Read more: https://t.co/VK2X9gdljG pic.twitter.com/Yco7hllbPG

— CNN International (@cnni) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe has announced his resignation citing health concerns.

How will his time as Japan's Prime Minister be remembered?

Read more: https://t.co/VK2X9gdljG pic.twitter.com/3vdv68HLct

— CNN International (@cnni) August 28, 2020

Japan's longest serving Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, had bold ideas to build a stronger, more prosperous & confident nation. COVID-19 turned what was to be his banner year into a major disappointment. Abe steps down amid plummeting approval ratings for his pandemic leadership. pic.twitter.com/Iu7Od3WMyZ

— Will Ripley (@willripleyCNN) August 28, 2020

#BREAKING: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns for health reasons. @willripleyCNN reports pic.twitter.com/H1hJNSHMrB

— CNN Early Start (@EarlyStart) August 28, 2020

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe holds a news conference https://t.co/r2ACTyT1ku

— Reuters (@Reuters) August 28, 2020

BREAKING: Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe has resigned due to ill health.

Sky News' @chesh says it's a "big moment" for Japanese politics and it has come as a "shock" announcement during the pandemic.

More on this story here: https://t.co/DZBxRkg0dh pic.twitter.com/KoxE9ZlS5q

— SkyNews (@SkyNews) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/QuickTake/status/1299266444786507778

VIDEO: "I have decided to step down from the post of the prime minister!"
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announces he will resign over health problems, in a development that kicks off a leadership contest in the world's third-largest economy pic.twitter.com/OLlI85Dzf1

— AFP news agency (@AFP) August 28, 2020

PM #Abe steps down citing health reasons pic.twitter.com/LLIoHCIXo2

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) August 28, 2020

BREAKING: Japan's PM Shinzo Abe resigns for health reasons.

Read more: https://t.co/fZ98KQeHXA https://t.co/nOR5NgLBYF

— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) August 28, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is set to resign, according to national broadcaster NHK.#Japan #Abe https://t.co/i2GV2XWTtE

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 28, 2020

Japan's longest serving prime minister Shinzo Abe is resigning due to health reasons. The news revives memories of when he came to West Palm Beach to talk trade with President Trump.
Read more: https://t.co/yA2ru00Phr pic.twitter.com/xGPmVam9Lh

— WPEC CBS12 News (@CBS12) August 28, 2020

Wow. The mark of a true leader. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns after being truthful about the state of his health. pic.twitter.com/jSaHiW1EuF

— Karen Davila (@iamkarendavila) August 28, 2020

#Gravitas | As Japan's Prime Minister, @AbeShinzo invested significant diplomatic capital in developing strong ties with India. @palkisu brings you the story of Abe's relationship with India. pic.twitter.com/x4a5SeP00w

— WION (@WIONews) August 28, 2020

India and Japan relation further strengthened under PM Abe’s leadership.

Wish you a speedy recovery, Sir. https://t.co/7qXzMNmf5q

— Tejasvi Surya (@Tejasvi_Surya) August 28, 2020

Abe to hold phone talks with Trump https://t.co/ML3LNJ7BrT

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 29, 2020

Under an umbrella, Pres Trump descends the steps of Air Force One as lightning strikes in the distance. On the flight back from NH, he told reporters he feels "very badly" about Japanese PM Shinzo Abe stepping down. "I'm just paying my highest respect," he said. pic.twitter.com/MRUfDyeFXj

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) August 29, 2020

How unusual was Abe’s leadership stability? This @Reuters graphic illustrates it well. pic.twitter.com/UaA9vYEHz7

— Alastair Gale (@AlastairGale) August 28, 2020

Australia is thankful for the true friend we have had in Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister of Japan. His leadership, wisdom, generosity and vision have championed the cause of peace, freedom and prosperity in our region and the world more broadly. pic.twitter.com/GCdRo371ru

— Scott Morrison (@ScottMorrisonMP) August 28, 2020

This is why the world will miss Shinzo Abe https://t.co/ioJlGbSpQD

— Malcolm Turnbull (@TurnbullMalcolm) August 28, 2020

Under Shinzo Abe, Japan spoke with strength and consistency. He hasn’t just been the longest serving Japanese prime minister, he has been one of the very best. The free trade deal epitomised his commitment to liberal values as well as his regard for Australia. pic.twitter.com/3Ds463xuEW

— Tony Abbott (@HonTonyAbbott) August 28, 2020

.@AbeShinzo has achieved great things as PM of Japan – for his country and the world. Under his stewardship the UK-Japan relationship has gone from strength to strength in trade, defence and our cultural links. Thank you for all your years of service and I wish you good health.

— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) August 28, 2020

“@AbeShinzo – your vision, your leadership, and your friendship have brought our two countries closer. For that and for all the years you’ve dedicated to building a better world, thank you. Wishing you good health, my friend.” – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) August 28, 2020

Angela Merkel ‘regrets’ Shinzo Abe’s resignation, wishes him best for his health https://t.co/RNSh1U64Gk

— Republic (@republic) August 28, 2020

"We've had a great relationship and I just feel very badly about it," said US President Donald Trump

Read more: https://t.co/vUD3w8CTcd #USPresident #DonaldTrump #Japan #ShinzoAbe #PrimeMinisterAbe #Opoyi

— Opoyi (@Opoyis) August 29, 2020

I am grateful for your friendship and leadership, @AbeShinzo. I’m sad to see you step down, but I know the strong alliance between our countries and peoples will continue for generations to come. Wishing you good health in the years ahead, my friend. pic.twitter.com/M0cMT5y9Dd

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 28, 2020

It may not be long before the Abe era is mourned by those at home and its allies abroad, Michael Auslin writes.https://t.co/1A76azxpGy

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 29, 2020

Shinzo Abe may not be popular—but he was successful, William Sposato writes.https://t.co/sdIfOD9kDR

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) August 28, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced he was stepping down on Friday, citing health issues https://t.co/moOKfPbU2i

— TIME (@TIME) August 28, 2020

Japan's Abe Shinzo resigns over ulcerative colitis problems, a condition he has suffered with for decades https://t.co/bNyNjQtUGL

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving Prime Minister, is resigning for the second time—and one year before his term is set to end—due to chronic health issues https://t.co/0ISBK4bdeZ pic.twitter.com/BcTrExMndI

— Forbes (@Forbes) August 28, 2020

Abe is expected to stay on until a new party leader is elected and formally approved by the parliament. https://t.co/8mWy01woM7

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) August 29, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to resign due to deteriorating health https://t.co/XUvxy9D7F8

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe announced plans on Friday to cut short his stint as Japan's prime minister, citing ill health — but the legacy of his economic policies will endure for decades | Analysis https://t.co/K21LECuiyu

— CNN International (@cnni) August 28, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has battled ulcerative colitis for years and two recent hospital visits within a week had fanned questions on whether he could stay in the job until the end of his term as ruling party leader. https://t.co/GGNBfmWV4p pic.twitter.com/hS57uIbU25

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) August 28, 2020

Hudson Institute thanks Prime Minister @AbeShinzo for his longstanding efforts to deepen the Japan-US relationship, and for his personal friendship to Hudson. Under PM Abe’s leadership, Japan achieved great success in those objectives. Our statement: https://t.co/B0CK9vZ5K1 pic.twitter.com/ggcgJwZPMa

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) August 28, 2020

"Shinzo Abe’s Decision to Step Down" – Read the Latest Critical Questions Post from the Japan Chair: https://t.co/8iCIGMKplp

— CSIS Japan Chair (@JapanChair) August 28, 2020

PODCAST: What’s next for Japan after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s surprise resignation? @solis_msolis discusses on @policypodcasts' The Current. Listen: https://t.co/rvCgJFr0M1

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) August 28, 2020

.@AsiaProgram's @GotoEastAsia and @AbeDenmark react to the news that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will resign: https://t.co/dNIf8ym0vF

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) August 29, 2020

Japan PM Abe says he's stepping down because a chronic illness has resurfaced, says, "It is gut wrenching to have to leave my job before accomplishing my goals." https://t.co/inwWiHDn0p

— The Associated Press (@AP) August 28, 2020

BREAKING: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will step down as the country’s leader due to chronic health issues, he announced at a press conference Friday. https://t.co/2SzCKPoB8y

— ABC News (@ABC) August 28, 2020

As Prime Minister Shinzo Abe steps down, the score card for his growth policy is marked by gains in driving the world’s third-largest economy, and by missed targets and unresolved challenges https://t.co/0JDhvU98Ej

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 28, 2020

Ulcerative colitis, the malady that has forced Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan to resign, is a chronic inflammation of the large intestine that can recur unpredictably, even with treatment. https://t.co/03xB2upq4U

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, announced that he would resign because of ailing health.

Here is a look at his time in office and his legacy. https://t.co/2XSkiKFIoy

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 28, 2020

PM Abe’s resignation has potentially major consequences for the U.S. Japan is central to our efforts to limit China’s push for power in the Indo-Pacific. Will Abe’s successor remain as stalwart? via @NYTimes https://t.co/KzgEY8et0n

— Nicholas Burns (@RNicholasBurns) August 28, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigns, citing health reasons https://t.co/OJ3eL63I1O

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister, Announces His Resignation https://t.co/mmIVhZBgIH

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) August 28, 2020

NEW: Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said Friday he intends to step down because a chronic health problem has resurfaced. He told reporters that it was “gut wrenching” to leave so many of his goals unfinished. https://t.co/vPiYcfeSuW

— Toronto Star (@TorontoStar) August 28, 2020

Japan's Shinzo Abe steps down as PM due to health concerns https://t.co/JW9msLGzhg

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe: Revisionist nationalist or pragmatic realist? https://t.co/nD4xwEXjMu

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 28, 2020

Japan's longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe has resigned for health reasons

He was known for his hawkish policies and his signature economic strategy of "Abenomics"https://t.co/dnJoiJhmM0

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 28, 2020

Japanese stocks slump and yen rises after Shinzo Abe resignation report – business live https://t.co/ZTFqZi32AD

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe resigns as Japanese prime minister due to ill-health – video https://t.co/Ju3eAeXlc2

— The Guardian (@guardian) August 28, 2020

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is to resign over health problems, top lawmakers said Friday, in a bombshell development will end a record-setting tenure with no clear successor in yet in place

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) August 28, 2020

As Shinzo Abe quits, he will be remembered more as a caretaker PM than a radical reformer, writes David McNeill in Nagano (via @irishtimesworld)https://t.co/oEtkjo2F0e

— Irish Times World (@IrishTimesWorld) August 28, 2020

► VIDEO: "I really struggled to make this decision", Japanese PM Shinzo Abe steps down over health issues https://t.co/muandD55fn pic.twitter.com/BMAdyoxdWy

— Irish Times Video (@irishtimesvideo) August 28, 2020

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe to resign amid health concerns – report https://t.co/szeWoqd4Iv pic.twitter.com/Bv2xhLKGPM

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) August 28, 2020

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, says he is resigning because a chronic illness has resurfaced https://t.co/qx8HnPqJQC

— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) August 28, 2020

Speculation about his health increased in recent days after he made two separate trips to hospital for unspecified medical checks https://t.co/yQVTcY9gC6

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 28, 2020

▶️ Japan: Shinzo Abe quits over health problems https://t.co/Hyr8PbsNvx pic.twitter.com/d1144Rb93f

— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) August 28, 2020

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is set to resign over health issues.https://t.co/zBzrUSbsnZ

— DW News (@dwnews) August 28, 2020

Without a clear front-runner to succeed him, speculation has persisted that the outgoing Japanese prime minister is eyeing a fourth term.

But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has now singled out four of his loyal deputies as potential successors.https://t.co/QEkN0k9RgC

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/1299489049753739265

The yen rallied 1% versus the dollar following Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s plans to resign due to ill-health https://t.co/fMvD7nwA6F

— Bloomberg (@business) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/writerofscratch/status/1299513347960963072

World 世界情勢等 Vol.6

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.40
World Vol.39
World Vol.38
World Vol.37
World Vol.36
World Vol.35
World Vol.34
World Vol.33
World Vol.32
World Vol.31

Germany ドイツ Vol.4（pharmaceutical corporations, etc. 製薬会社、中央銀行・外交・貿易など）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

Germany Vol.22 (pharmaceutical corporations: Bayer, Boehringer Ingelheim)　製薬会社
Germany Vol.21 (pharmaceutical corporations: Merck)　製薬会社
Germany Vol.20 (pharmaceutical corporations: Fresenius, STADA)　製薬会社
Germany Vol.19 (Auswartiges Amt)　外交
Germany Vol.18 (Bundesbank, GTAI, etc.)　中央銀行、貿易等

.@Bayer has filed its prostate cancer drug #darolutamide with Japanese regulators, in an attempt to ratchet up the pressure on rivals Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer/Astellas https://t.co/bQctr3VxMs #pharmanews #oncology pic.twitter.com/GLUlkJqTEQ

— pharmaphorum (@pharmaphorum) March 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/KateMHayes/status/1177660020655378437

A beautiful morning in Leverkusen for Bayer results press conference. And they have a Japanese garden!!who knew?! $BAYRY pic.twitter.com/gVy0XcYfUn

— Amy Brown (@ByAmyBrown) February 27, 2019

Yesterday morning at #BBHIC2019 conference $BLUSF $BLU.TO CEO @rbellini mentioned their drug with 3 competitors $MRK Bayer & Japanese Shionogi
Today I found Shinogi Ph2 results with good efficacy like MRK validating P2X3 antagonism in Chronic-Cough but still with stil with SAE. pic.twitter.com/ZYGSpWcT5P

— Joe (@GantosJ) May 2, 2019

Unique Hair Testing Project Reveals High Levels of #Glyphosate in Members of the Japanese Parliament. #Japan #News @Bayer https://t.co/A0FyS3Tkdj

— A Voice For Choice Advocacy (@avoiceforchoice) September 2, 2019

I guess I shouldn't be surprised @Bayer was sponsoring Japanese sports teams then, exactly the way they sponsor Islamic sports teams today. pic.twitter.com/J1DwJ97CKk

— Book of Katherine (@bookofkatherine) April 17, 2020

German side RB Leipzig has apologised after some Japanese fans were reportedly ejected from Sunday's match against Bayer Leverkusen due to fears about the spread of coronavirus https://t.co/QE9HZ7unZg

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) March 2, 2020

You have stock in Bayer, don't you.
Meanwhile, Japanese antiviral favipiravir showing clear benefit for COVID-19 in clinical trials. https://t.co/yghqgI5jYX

— 2020- the last year that counts (@PauseListnCount) March 21, 2020

https://twitter.com/Boehringer_AH/status/1192441707578712065

A discovery deal with Boehringer gives Japanese biotech Prism its second large biopharma partner. Prism has a library of peptide mimetics to disrupt protein-protein interactions https://t.co/kDMjgzjBk4

— BioCentury (@BioCentury) June 12, 2020

$HZNP buys ex-North America, Japan rights to interferon gamma-1b from Boehringer Ingelheim: https://t.co/yBYFgKOjY8

— Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (@GENbio) May 19, 2016

Mark your calendars and join IPC in Aomori, Japan for #JSID2019 where IPC’s expert faculty will present “Dissecting psoriasis: Mechanistic studies in #pustular and #plaque #psoriasis.”

Agenda: https://t.co/vf4Alg7pYk

This program is sponsored in part by Boehringer-Ingelheim. pic.twitter.com/e1SWOJd4ma

— International Psoriasis Council (@IpcPs) September 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/catvetsusan/status/908713152791109632

Japanese regulators hand first global approval to AbbVie, Boehringer Ingelheim's IL-23 inhibitor Skyrizi https://t.co/k4vMslrwwV $ABBV

— FirstWord Pharma (@fwpharma) March 26, 2019

Boehringer Workforce Dwindles by 500 in Japan, MSD by 300: Jiho Survey Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim, BI’s Japan pharma unit, shed the number of its employees by 500 in a ye… https://t.co/mBpx7hBiBG

— Better medical news and information Better health (@medinfoa2z) May 7, 2019

Boehringer’s Japan Pharma Sales on Course for Recovery; Jardiance, Spiolto Upbeat After suffering a near-20% dip in its drug sales in 2018, Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim has been showi… https://t.co/OVDZkuIn9e

— Better medical news and information Better health (@medinfoa2z) June 7, 2019

Whole Boehringer Ingelheim family, more than 40,000 employees, identifies closely at this moment with our colleagues in Japan.

— Boehringer España (@BoehringerES) March 14, 2011

China halts anti-dumping probe into EU, Japan dialysis kit makers http://t.co/l7rIpNF5wt via @reuters

— Fresenius (@Fresenius) December 17, 2014

Japan's Takeda Pharma says it is developing coronavirus drug #Covid_19 #Takeda #Pharmaceuticals #coronavirus_drug #Stada https://t.co/RrMd6yM6XR

— Susanne Henke | Translations (@LanguageGap) March 5, 2020

Foreign investors continue to target Vietnam’s pharmaceutical industry #Vietnam #pharmaceutical #Abbott #US #Nipro #Taisho #Stada #Germany #Japan #VDSC https://t.co/vY6pTfGwpl pic.twitter.com/UmulgdUh5J

— Hanoitimes (@Hanoitimes2) January 4, 2020

Scooplet w/@ManuBaigorri — The Japanese company is in advanced talks to sell over-the-counter and prescription-drug assets in Russia to Stada, the German pharmaceutical firm owned by Cinven & Bain — people https://t.co/i6F4BpYxdM

— Sarah M. Syed (@SarahMSyed) October 11, 2019

Japanese pharmaco Takeda is negotiating to sell Russia/Mid East businesses to Germany's Stada Arzneimittel and Swiss Acino International AGhttps://t.co/gPcjQKeDON

— Pernille Rudlin/Rudlin Consulting (@pernilleru) October 11, 2019

Japan's PeptiDream to work with Merck in developing COVID-19 therapies https://t.co/GzIqX0LbZQ pic.twitter.com/T8MxO4ZuZu

— Reuters (@Reuters) June 12, 2020

So glad that Merck's Japanese arm said it will discuss a possible clinical trial of the widely available/affordable drug #Ivermectin in the treatment of #COVID-19 with Kitasato University (also in Japan) https://t.co/ykiBhp46Vv

— Amy Proal, PhD (@microbeminded2) May 8, 2020

Merck gets Japanese nod for TEPMETKO(tepotinib) for non-small cell lung cancer #merck #tepmetko #tepotinib #non-small-cell-lung-cancer https://t.co/4GakUk8tFg

— Medical Dialogues (@medicaldialogs) March 28, 2020

Meet Chifumi Umeda: a high-rope-walking rock music enthusiast who trekked the snow-covered mountains of Japan – all while overseeing one of our company’s largest businesses. Learn more about her journey and what she says is her biggest challenge yet – leading during #COVID19.

— Merck (@Merck) August 5, 2020

AstraZeneca and MSD’s Selumetinib Receive MHLW’s Orphan Drug Designation for Neurofibromatosis Type 1 in Japan @AstraZeneca @Merck https://t.co/azsnR93iP5 pic.twitter.com/34oe5UGj9p

— PharmaShots – Incisive news in 3 shots (@Pharmashot) June 30, 2020

Merck’s Keytruda(pembrolizumab) Receives 5 Approvals from PMDA, Japan across 3 indications @Merck https://t.co/s0dT33LFiY pic.twitter.com/BdXnt7RmYj

— PharmaShots – Incisive news in 3 shots (@Pharmashot) January 4, 2019

https://twitter.com/GHITFund/status/1186920829046493186

Japanese Regulators Approve @Promega CDx for @Merck's #Keytruda https://t.co/KHHHDTWIWG

— GenomeWeb Daily News (@DailyNewsGW) February 6, 2019

Japan Prize / Merck-Banyu Lectureship for Naoya Kumagai / DECHEMA Prize for Timothy Noeel (News) https://t.co/npKfaLlQBg pic.twitter.com/6Q1xQyXK11

— Angewandte Chemie (@angew_chem) April 26, 2018

Merck Receives Fast-Track Designation for Tepotinib in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer in Japan https://t.co/b7oxZ88NAp @merck_de @merckgroup

— BIO Deutschland (@BIODeutschland) March 27, 2018

See how Germany-based Merck operates a pigment #manufacturing plant in #Japan to develop innovative new products https://t.co/Cu0DUDN20Y

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) January 22, 2016

See how Germany-based Merck operates a pigment #manufacturing plant in #Japan to develop innovative new products https://t.co/bN1T2LCHhJ

— japan (@japan) January 22, 2016

#Japan Approves #Merck #Keytruda for Non-Small Cell #LungCancer https://t.co/UnQKxXqNTA pic.twitter.com/MCJnbU2k5Q

— Pharm Processing (@PharmProcessing) December 20, 2016

Hats off to all the American companies that are pitching in to help Japan recover from Typhoon Hagibis. Among them are @united, @Merck, @abbvie, and @KEEN. Oregon Governor Brown and I met with representatives of @KEEN_Japan to extend our appreciation. pic.twitter.com/v2ieUTdmvC

— ジョセフ・M・ヤング駐日米国臨時代理大使 (@USAmbJapan) November 21, 2019

MSD Japan Chief Wants Talks with Govt, Re-Pricing Rules Revisited to Help Innovation Thrive Jannie Oosthuizen, Japan chief of US Merck, is calling for price policy discussions with the governm… https://t.co/FOZ3WntTFB

— Better medical news and information Better health (@medinfoa2z) August 7, 2020

> An Australian drug known as Ivermectin

Nice work, NewsMax (sarcasm).#Ivermectin was discovered by a Japanese scientist (won him the Nobel prize!) and developed by Merck in USA.

Australia's contribution was an April study that showed ivermectin can kill the virus in vitro.

— Hoyt (@Hoytster) August 9, 2020

nice but don't forget us! Our Japanese group has developed a large number of desulfonylative cross couplings (and more to come!).

— Cathleen Crudden (@cathleencrudden) May 17, 2019

　https://twitter.com/yattypat/status/1185221976702406656

Hiroshima stands for the insanity of atomic war and the inconceivable suffering of its victims. FM @HeikoMaas commemorates the victims of the atomic bombs in #Hiroshima& #Nagasaki: We owe them our unwavering commitment to a world without nuclear weapons. https://t.co/CiW4jyXqhj pic.twitter.com/GvsL8CAiO2

— GermanForeignOffice (@GermanyDiplo) August 6, 2020

https://twitter.com/DeepTech_VC/status/1291643558097756160

Hazard definition and classification review. The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030 (‘the Sendai Framework’) @emweeklyrpt @UNDRR @GermanyDiplo @parisreview @GOT7_Japan @BBCAfrica @CAgovernor @UNDRR @NYCMayor @FLGovOFFICIALS

https://t.co/2694n1zjiT

— NEPTA (@Neptanow) August 2, 2020

https://twitter.com/UNDP/status/1277678237389291521
https://twitter.com/NielsAnnen/status/1255085306321219584

The Banque de France and the Bundesbank each employ more than 10,000 people, twice as many as the Bank of England or the Bank of Japan https://t.co/BMoNHcEtYk

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) February 25, 2020

The Banque de France and the Bundesbank each employ more than 10,000 people, twice as many as the Bank of England or the Bank of Japan https://t.co/ocejSrwjpY

— The Economist Data Team (@ECONdailycharts) February 24, 2020

Today's top news and research in systemic risk and central banking, brought to you by: @Bank_of_Japan_e @bankofengland @bundesbank @voxeu @TheEconomist @WSJ @economics

— Yale Program on Financial Stability (@YPFSatYale) March 13, 2020

https://twitter.com/laurajaitman/status/1051074471514189825
https://twitter.com/laurajaitman/status/1022187299772227585

Dino Kos, CLS’s Chief Regulatory Officer will moderate the Global Policy Roundtable: Cross-Border Regulation of New Technologies. The roundtable features policy leaders from CFTC, FCA, Bank of Japan, Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) & Bundesbank. https://t.co/vXHVt0RFZ0 pic.twitter.com/huVJsyYgYp

— CLS (@CLSGroup) September 17, 2018

@Bundesbank set up Tokyo office in 1987 same year as Louvre Accord to manage exchange rates by keeping Japanese & German interest rates low https://t.co/Ue7Ztb8xlD

— UPIER (@UPIER_HERA) May 22, 2017

Bundesbank Head Cautions Japan http://t.co/PcBy7Ybo

— WSJ Central Banks (@WSJCentralBanks) January 22, 2013

Off to Fukuoka/Japan. Meeting of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Gouverneurs. @G20japan2019 @G20Japan @BMF_Bund pic.twitter.com/omfaDWFjez

— Wolfgang Schmidt (@W_Schmidt_) June 6, 2019

The sweet taste of multilateralism: @g20org in Japan. Here: Joint session of Sherpas and Finance Deputies ahead of the Leader’s summit in #Osaka. @BMF_Bund pic.twitter.com/mmunAMQlSX

— Wolfgang Schmidt (@W_Schmidt_) June 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/GTAI_com/status/1207946301377257472

Omedetoooooo gozaimasu! Congratiulations @expo2025_japan! And see you first at the #GermanPavilion @expo2020dubai. You are very much welcome – yokoso! #expo2020dubai #expo2020 #expo2020germany #DeutscherPavillon #Weltausstellung #Dubai #Bmwi_bund #CAMPUSGERMANY #OSAKA2025 https://t.co/nJamZhCdZW

— expo2020germany (@expo2020germany) November 29, 2018

Just landed in Japan, a particularly interesting country for Germany with a similar industrial base. Eager to find out how Japan embarks on #digitaltransformation and #industry40. @GERonEconomy @BMWi_Bund @DoroBaer pic.twitter.com/x6MtFmXday

— Hinrich Thoelken (@GERDigitalEnvoy) November 19, 2018

https://twitter.com/GERonEconomy/status/1067755263594299393

A showcase for the technological leadership of @Daimler Trucks in #eMobility: Head of #Daimler Trucks Asia Hartmut Schick welcomed Federal German Minister for Economic Affairs @peteraltmaier @BMWi_Bund at the @FusoOfficial truck plant in Kawasaki, Japan. #eFUSO #eCanter #eTruck pic.twitter.com/3LFY8kiaVL

— Daimler Trucks & Buses (@DaimlerTruckBus) November 2, 2018

The panel discussion showed that #cooperation between countries on #hydrogen development is necessary. Now, presenters will show some examples of cooperation between #Germany and partner countries #SouthAfrica, #Japan and #UAE. @BMWi_Bund @AgoraEW @giz_gmbh @Navigant pic.twitter.com/xy7O7VXFyD

— Secretariat of the RSA-DE Energy Partnership (@Energy_RSA_DE) April 8, 2019

https://twitter.com/Total/status/1181909826076590081

Rainer Baake @Bmwi_bund visits Japan for @G7 energy ministers meeting.
See our japanese info on german #renewables: https://t.co/OxFFn8MmtQ

— Agentur für Erneuerbare Energien e.V. (@RenewsTweet) April 29, 2016

Schlechte Nachricht für #Algorithmuskontrolle. USA u. Japan wollen Offenlegung durch Handelsvertrag verhindern. Muss rote Linie für @EU_Commission in #WTO #ecommerce Verhandlungen sein. @MiiBlinn @vzbv @beuc @BMWi_Bund https://t.co/kJwtTrdfPa

— Jonathan Maier (@JonathanTMaier) July 31, 2019

Ireland アイルランド Vol.15（GE2020 Vol.2: through coalition government）

All the below links are in English, and the below tweets are in English or Japanese.

標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
Ireland Vol.70 (coalition government)
Ireland Vol.69 (coalition government)
Ireland Vol.68 (economy)
Ireland Vol.67 (post-GE2020)
Ireland Vol.66 (post-GE2020)
Ireland Vol.65 (post-GE2020)
Ireland Vol.64 (GE2020: results – miscellaneous)
Ireland Vol.63 (GE2020: results – Irish Examiner)
Ireland Vol.62 (GE2020: results – TheJournal.ie)
cf.
Ireland Vol.54 (universities, etc.)
Ireland Vol.52 (universities, etc.)
Ireland Vol.51 (universities, etc.)

日本関連を含むアイルランド関連等ツイート
https://twitter.com/HRIRacing/status/1285620553399689216
https://twitter.com/mcstayagent/status/1286751998512168962

AMERICAN PHAROAH is on fire! Following 2YO winners this week in Japan & Ireland & victory for Turned Aside in yesterdays G3 Quick Call, he was represented by another winner today when American Dream broke her maiden for Steve Asmussen & owner/breeder Peter Blum! #CoolmoreSires pic.twitter.com/imTf77AR6Y

— Coolmore America (@coolmoreamerica) July 25, 2020

One in a million! Enable wins a record-breaking third King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Qipco Stakes… @Ascot @FrankieDettori pic.twitter.com/m8L1HKpNjc

— At The Races (@AtTheRaces) July 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/UCD_Japan/status/1284109503965929473

#Coronavirus: Japan's household spending slumps at record rate https://t.co/CaTfqeI5ky

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) July 7, 2020

#Japan flooding: Many feared dead in flooded care home https://t.co/KYfvW5NjYi

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) July 4, 2020

BBC News – #Coronavirus: #Japan's mysteriously low virus death rate https://t.co/9IY8b9Lksf

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) July 4, 2020

#Japenese Folklore in #Irish (with English Subtitles). #LafcadioHearn #BeanSneachta #ゆきおんな @LafcadioHearn1 Congrats to Junko-san and the team @dcsdcouncil @ArtsCouncilNI. https://t.co/bpl8GPtr7E @langsconnect_ie @OVFLanguages @languages_ie @FoyleOBon @ucdgaeltacht

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) July 4, 2020

Why are the Japanese so resilient? https://t.co/L2V5ggYsoH via @BBC_Travel

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) July 1, 2020

#Olympus quits camera business after 84 years https://t.co/ZcRhoSBTvl

— UCD Japan (@UCD_Japan) June 24, 2020

On Wednesday 15th July, the IJCC held a webinar titled "The future of Irish food, drink and agriculture in Japan".

★Read full article here: https://t.co/iuKuHyK8wD #Ireland #Japan #food #agriculture #webinar #WhiskELtd #BordBia #IrishFoodBoard #theEmbassyofIrelandinJapan pic.twitter.com/dpgMkdhUr1

— IJCC (@IJCC_Tokyo) July 20, 2020

I went to school in Synge St where GB Shaw was born; 300 m from where Yeats was schooled. Trips to the dentist were 150 m from where Oscar Wilde was reared, where James & Nora had their first date and where Beckett & Burke read. Literary Dublin; giants everywhere! @MoLI_Museum https://t.co/0gue2I873d

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) July 26, 2020

Great as ever to confer with Jody Meehan, President of Japan GAA, on future plans for developing Gaelic Games in Japan. @JapanGAA @GAAAsia @officialgaa @IJCC_Tokyo @injtokyo @injwebsite @cce_japan @IASIL_Japan @JET_IRELAND @GlobalIrish @IrishEmbJapan @ExpJapan @cathmartingreen pic.twitter.com/2qusxuuZMj

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) July 21, 2020

Week 4: @IrishEmbJapan series #MyIrishMusicJapan with @cce_japan. Gifted Japanese exponents of old Irish musical instruments. The Uileann Pipes @comhaltas @GradamCeoil @RTECeiliHouse @DeptAHG @culture_ireland @fleadhcheoil @fobraonain @cathmartingreen @eugenedownes @GlobalIrish https://t.co/IYEJ7Cfn7o

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) July 10, 2020

A great relief to learn of “tsundoku”. Quel soulagement! @NLIreland @MoLI_Museum @UCD_Japan @TCDAsianStudies @DCU @ExpJapan @IASIL_Japan @JET_IRELAND @mkitano22 @ambafrancejp @Yeatssocietyirl @cc_irlandais @GIHNYU @helenajuly @NBurgessDFAT https://t.co/3DOKeFcHO6

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) June 30, 2020

Message from Ambassador Kavanagh to Irish citizens in Japan who are registered with the Embassy. Beir bua Éireann i Nua Eabhrach um thráthnóna! @GlobalIrish @IJCC_Tokyo @injtokyo @JapanGAA @cce_japan @IASIL_Japan @dfatirl @IrishEmbJapan pic.twitter.com/HUC7P0Od5w

— Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapanEN) June 17, 2020

https://twitter.com/IDA_TOKYO/status/1274927294901972994

The Government continues to advise against all non-essential travel. All people entering Ireland, except from Northern Ireland, are required to restrict their movement for 14 days, and to complete a Public Health Passenger Locator Form.

— アイルランド大使館 Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapan) July 27, 2020

Ireland’s travel advice for Japan has been updated and is available to view here (https://t.co/qDYUWki6hk). This contains updates on Japan’s travel restrictions to all EU countries, including Ireland, and the Irish Government’s latest advice for returning to Ireland. pic.twitter.com/VbHQoysKVR

— アイルランド大使館 Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapan) July 27, 2020

アイルランドの無形文化遺産の1つ、アイルランド原産の犬種。世界一の体高を誇るアイリッシュ・ウルフハウンド、歴史が古く、特徴的な尻尾を持つアイリッシュ・ウォーター・スパニエル、毛色が美しいケリー・ブルー・テリアなど、9種類の犬が登録されています。https://t.co/DRa9pC4mXn

— アイルランド大使館 Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapan) July 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/IrishEmbJapan/status/1286587676175536128
https://twitter.com/IrishEmbJapan/status/1286077173980205056

今日は #土用の丑の日。ご存知でしたか？北アイルランドのネイ湖でとれるうなぎ Lough Neagh Eel は、EUのPGI (地理的表示保護) に認定・登録されています。手際よく行われるうなぎの選別作業の様子は、以下の動画でご覧ください。
▶️ https://t.co/u7vJst0k3i pic.twitter.com/lVQOtkjPaV

— アイルランド大使館 Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapan) July 20, 2020

アイルランドの無形文化遺産の1つ、スナップネット漁。この伝統的な網漁は、1000年以上にわたりスリー・シスターズと呼ばれる3本の川 (バロー川、ノア川、シュア川) で継承され、サーモン漁の最盛期である夏限定で行われています。https://t.co/JwELz6G0U3

— アイルランド大使館 Ireland in Japan (@IrishEmbJapan) July 19, 2020

https://twitter.com/IrishEmbJapan/status/1277890367334035456

ブログ更新しました！！
今回は現地特派員からの大好評企画「ハイクロスとタワーと私」です。アイルランド独特のキリスト教修道院、教会にあるハイクロスと呼ばれる十字架やタワーを全て確認しようと奮闘中です。アイルランドの少しコアな部分をご紹介しております♪https://t.co/ziXUTtRtw6 pic.twitter.com/meEyS4aSlh

— ジャパン・アイルランド・トラベル (@japanireland) July 21, 2020

ウォルシュウイスキーがアジアのネットワークを強化https://t.co/QSaCAET8NY pic.twitter.com/9cUdWEnDUk

— Irish Whiskey Japan (@IrishWhiskeyJP) April 27, 2020

“The pandemic has really highlighted the value of arts and culture and how they can help contribute to our resilience."

Chief Executive Désirée Finnegan spoke to @IrishTimesLaura on the Irish screen industries, COVID-19's impact & planning for the future. https://t.co/96MTvcxoHf

— Screen Ireland (@ScreenIreland) July 22, 2020

.@BrittanyFerries to boost its France-Ireland links https://t.co/QycB83Du6h

— Tourism Ireland (@TourismIreland) July 24, 2020

The COVID Tracker app can help reduce the spread of coronavirus. It helps support our contact tracing team by contacting you if you’ve been in contact with someone who has tested positive for #COVID19. You can download the COVID Tracker app here:
➡️https://t.co/51qhxUo88D pic.twitter.com/zrE7rFH9rQ

— HSE Ireland (@HSELive) July 20, 2020

Donate! Now that’s a good word

We’ll donate our tracking device & you donate your personal medical information, so we can keep you on a very short leash!

People are so eager to sign their anatomy over in blood

1mil people installed it in 1st 36hrs https://t.co/weKbJjCJF1

— Marina Finnagan (@FinnaganMarina) July 21, 2020

Germany and Ireland have both trumpeted their success in rolling out coronavirus contact-tracing apps

But there is not yet any evidence as to how effective they are https://t.co/jPYkCLjMIJ

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) July 22, 2020

"Northern Ireland will be the first part of the UK to have a contact tracing app…Both apps have been designed by the company Nearform." @NearForm is leading the way in developing and deploying COVID apps at scale. https://t.co/gInx6BJJET

— Cian Ó Maidín (@Cianomaidin) July 24, 2020

A lot of common sense from Mattie McGrath in the Dáil today in relation to Ireland's approach to the #EUCO #coronavirus recovery deal.
"We're the good boys in Europe. We're the lackeys. We accept everything and nod"#Ireland #Coronavirusireland #irishfreedom pic.twitter.com/yd0fgM7pis

— JRD (@JRD0000) July 22, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has hit new milestones, with cases topping four million in the United States and three million in Europe as fresh spikes from Belgium to Tokyo to Melbourne forced new restrictions on citizens#Us #Europe https://t.co/ENKCabRdKe

— H24 News Ireland (@h24news_ie) July 24, 2020

Coronavirus: Travellers arriving in Northern Ireland from Spain to quarantine for 14 days https://t.co/hAjM2wpcBi pic.twitter.com/3w51nO50QP

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) July 26, 2020

Benelux ベネルクス Vol.1

All the below links are in English, and all the below tweets are in Japanese.

標記につき取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。
Benelux Vol.4 (Belgium Vol.3 / Netherlands Vol.8)
Benelux Vol.3 (Luxembourg Vol.1)
Benelux Vol.2 (Netherlands Vol.7 / Belgium Vol.2)
Benelux Vol.1 (Netherlands Vol.6 / Belgium Vol.1)

（いつもながらあくまでざっと見た一部ですが）各国国名等をツイッター検索して出て来た関連ツイート

養鶏場を“水上”に建設　オランダ企業が見つけた逆転のイノベーションhttps://t.co/vuUrhPXJwd

— ELEMINIST (@eleminist) July 25, 2020

雨を砂糖水に変え、昆虫にとっての食料源となる「人工花」をつくるプロジェクトがオランダではじまった。「わたしたちは自然を破壊する種ではなく、テクノロジーと自らの知性を自然環境の『回復』に活かすことができる」https://t.co/uKHOSY6iVC

— WIRED.jp (@wired_jp) May 14, 2019

オランダのスタートアップ企業がAIによる視覚情報読み上げサービスをグーグル社のウェアラブル端末に搭載して発売することを発表しました。視覚障害を持つ人たちの日常から限りなく「障害」を取り除きます。（アーカイブ）https://t.co/KRPdv2PyWf

— IDEAS FOR GOOD (@IDEAS_4_GOOD) July 22, 2020

建築の創造性を解き放つ金属3Dプリンター竹中工務店がオランダのスタートアップ企業とタッグ – 日経クロステック https://t.co/gwQjYs9wvQ pic.twitter.com/83p16euzF5

— beep_R_A.K. (@beep_roadrunner) July 22, 2020

オランダの絵本作家ディック・ブルーナの代表作「ミッフィー」とのコラボが今年も発売されます！　今回は新たにスナッフィーとメラニーが仲間入り！　コラボアイテムには毎日のお買い物が楽しくなりそうなレジカゴバッグなど、生活雑貨が盛りだくさんなのでぜひチェックして！https://t.co/39qXWJylLc pic.twitter.com/tYv3gP8AmV

— スタディオクリップ (@studio_clip) July 24, 2020

オランダ、キューケンホフ公園のカラフルな花の川 pic.twitter.com/ORtbRvr8Yq

— Slowly (@SlowlyDesign) July 25, 2020

Vol.1432、「世界最大花き卸売企業Dutch Flower Group（オランダ）」 https://t.co/P9I3adibaq

— ナチュラルアート (@naturalart_cojp) July 22, 2020

【オランダ】チューリップ畑。北オランダ地方のアナパウローナという町には色鮮やかなチューリップ畑が広がっています。世界最大のチューリップ公園として名高いキューケンホフ公園と並ぶ知名度があり、多くの観光客が訪れます。 pic.twitter.com/LNnpW6tfmW

— 一度は行ってみたい世界の絶景 (@WonderSightTW) July 25, 2020

チューリップ・バブル
17世紀にオランダで起きた世界初のバブル経済。オスマン帝国からもたらされたチューリップの値段がなぜか高騰しそして下降した。チューリップ時代はこのバブルで流行したチューリップが逆輸入されたことから始まった。pic.twitter.com/yoZqzGj0lp

— オスマン帝国bot (@E_ottoman_bot) July 21, 2020

ブルーアンドホワイトローズ
100本の花束

100本のバラの意味
「100％の愛」

オランダから空輸
日本全国へお届けhttps://t.co/LSkUhnVrKI pic.twitter.com/iHghmAYfbB

— ローズショップ (@roseshopjp) July 19, 2020

オランダでキノコ好きとなった私も、この鮮やかな色と、食用である事に驚きました。こちらはオランダ東部の森を散歩中に発見したサンゴ形キノコです。ベニナギナタタケでしょうか？キノコの種類の多様性には大変魅了されます。 pic.twitter.com/vW50lVPPiA

— オランダなう (@gezelijg) July 20, 2020

一説には幸せの象徴なんて言われる苺。
私たちが食べているのは明治以降に広まったオランダイチゴですが…
日本の歴史では日本書紀で記される
伊致寐姑（いちびこ）というのが苺の名前になっている
果物ではないかと言われています。#女神様のストロベリータルト #苺 https://t.co/qicRsEsNGu

— たんたん (@tantan39693969) July 21, 2020

⚓オランダの『アムステルダム』 pic.twitter.com/RXohKjWC7b

— 神秘的な場所 (@rf4r4q34rq4) July 19, 2020

日本医療政策機構（HGPI）-オランダ大使館共催日蘭専門家会合「テクノロジーと高齢化時代における医療倫理」（2017年4月25日）@NLinJapan (https://t.co/WgcbMCnXQg) pic.twitter.com/jBEQ9XtKGp

— 日本医療政策機構 HGPI (@hgpi_2004) August 14, 2017

#オランダの繁栄を支えたのは、実は日本の銀ではなかったかと思われる。

というのは、オランダの繁栄期は17世紀中頃、即ち1640-70年代が最盛期だったと言われているが、それが日本からの銀輸出の最盛期と符号を合わせたように一致しているからである。

1668年に幕府がオランダ船による銀輸出を

— 歴史bot (@history_theory) July 21, 2020

ベーシックインカムで働き方は変わるのか —— 若きオランダ人歴史家が語る

日本に対する印象
毎日満員電車に乗って通勤し、やりたくもない仕事をやらされているという今日の日本は、旧ソビエト連邦が人を管理して労働させていた社会にも似ているhttps://t.co/L7Oq6OZkXO

— ベーシックインカム　UBI (@aibineko) July 22, 2020

日本を狙うサイバー攻撃の発信元は、中国→オランダ→ロシアと変遷しています https://t.co/ADDg7XGAzq

— 世界四季報 (@4ki4) July 23, 2020

ソーシャルメディア大手ツイッターは、最近、130人のアカウントを不正操作したハッカーは、対象者のうち最大36人の個人メッセージの受信箱にアクセスしていたと明らかにした。オランダの現役の政治家1人が含まれるという。https://t.co/alSYiOcBms

— 大紀元エポックタイムズ・ジャパン (@epochtimes_jp) July 25, 2020

日本を狙うサイバー攻撃　発信元は中国からオランダに https://t.co/k2daPQI2Fr

— 日本経済新聞電子版 (@nikkei) July 23, 2020

欧州経済を立て直す「復興基金」創設を巡り、EU首脳会議で南欧と北部諸国が対立しています。https://t.co/6RaISi2V50

— 毎日新聞 (@mainichi) July 20, 2020

コロナ基金でＥＵ協議難航　南欧財政にオランダ不信感 https://t.co/lmbSeG284R

新型コロナウイルスで打撃を受けた欧州経済の復興を巡って開かれた欧州連合非公式首脳会議で、創設が提案された巨額の復興基金が返済不要の補助金中心であることなどにオランダが猛反対し、協議は初日から行き詰まった。

— 産経ニュース (@Sankei_news) July 18, 2020

メルケル独首相、米中対立の中で歴史的転換　ＥＵ復興基金 https://t.co/sEaETL1QSR

ＥＵ内で、財政基盤の弱い南欧と、財政規律を求めるオランダや北欧の対立は今後も続く。だが、２７カ国首脳は、「合意見送り」に逃げなかった。

— 産経ニュース (@Sankei_news) July 21, 2020

https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/1136500139651022848
オランダ経済・気候政策省企業誘致局 @NFIAJapan
https://twitter.com/BelgiumEmbJapan/status/1286510223113388032
https://twitter.com/BelgiumEmbJapan/status/1227512303370719232
https://twitter.com/TMLJapan/status/1285120752908288000
https://twitter.com/ayuchichi1046/status/1284099877048217601

エレガントなチョコアイシングケーキをお届けする【THE NICOLE】

ベルギー産カカオ58%のチョコレートに低甘味、低脂肪の生クリームを合わせたクリームをサンド✨

【幸せは体から】をコンセプトに体に優しい商品づくりをしております。
自家製のベリーコンフィチュールを使用https://t.co/oXTcsMfGfI pic.twitter.com/ynPlM2KCrP

— Cake.jp@ケーキ通販 (@iiicakejp) July 24, 2020

https://twitter.com/kamomimic1/status/1284425096107405312
https://twitter.com/themaplemania/status/1285853562266742785

【ミゼラブル】

フワッと軽いバタークリームに濃厚なアーモンド生地

シンプルだけど、バタークリーム好きにはたまらないベルギー伝統菓子

なんかなし pic.twitter.com/Ivy5PTJzXL

— シャル (@okashisyaru) July 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/mognavi/status/1281115270392709125

地元産さつまいもにこだわる台湾・虎屋のさつまいもチーズケーキ　
保存料、添加物不使用　500g / 6インチ　186kcal / 100g　
¥1,797　
ベルギーの優秀味覚賞に出展し星を獲得した　
ピザみたいに抹茶チーズケーキとハーフアンドハーフで注文できるのは面白い　
雲林県虎尾　https://t.co/4YjohQ0gKa pic.twitter.com/mPcquNDr96

— あーつ (@blackflagcrz) July 25, 2020

✴︎No-BakeいちごミルクケーキBerrys and Milk cake ✴︎ベルギーより#86 https://t.co/MAQaIbD3Ge @YouTubeより

— ラウワン石井店公式アカウント (@Lansing666) July 26, 2020

業務用スーパーのベルギーワッフル美味しいらしいと聞いて買ってみたけど本当だった pic.twitter.com/FH9tMOY8mq

— アンザイ (@anzaioden) July 23, 2020

ヘント(ベルギー) pic.twitter.com/j7EbSmvo8k

— きれいな風景～Have a break～ (@new_rakuen) July 20, 2020

コンスタン・モンタルド『霊感の泉』1907年ベルギー王立美術館 pic.twitter.com/TcURMVHZsi

— 美術ファン@世界の名画 (@bijutsufan) July 18, 2020

1890年から1900年頃、ベルギー、ブリュッセル周辺で撮影された牛乳売りの行商人と少年の写真。Photochromで印刷されている。犬に牽かせる荷車はオランダやベルギーなどで使用された。 pic.twitter.com/Sj0gxv6wMl

— 民族衣装bot (@Minzokubot) July 22, 2020

39年前の今日7月26日は、ベルギーで行われたスパ・フランコルシャン24時間レースで、マツダRX-7(ウォーキンショー/デュドネ組)が日本車として初の総合優勝を果たした日です。デュドネさんが当時を振り返る特集記事を公開しました。 https://t.co/31OgbCURcK #spa24hours #mazdarx7 #MZRacingJP pic.twitter.com/vIkmZXXRqs

— MZRacingJP (@MZRacing) July 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/BBWJapan/status/1285492305986818051

エインカレムからのお知らせです。京都カルメル会修道院はベルギー人によって創立された事で、ゴフレットなどのベルギー風焼き菓子が作られています。門外不出のレシピによって作られたお菓子は、パッケージも可愛らしくて人気です！ミニフェア商品はインスタグラムでも随時ご紹介して行きます。 pic.twitter.com/IVq6soUtLS

— 教文館〈公式〉 (@kyobunkwan) July 23, 2020

「ベルギービールウィークエンド2020名古屋」2020年8月13日（木）〜18日（火）久屋大通公園エディオン久屋広場・エンゼル広場にて開催 – https://t.co/0MEMijFPQZ pic.twitter.com/w44vMdadVJ

— 日本ビアジャーナリスト協会 (@beer_jbja) July 25, 2020

https://twitter.com/Taiwan_in_Osaka/status/1284454624569683970

ベルギーの大学、孔子学院院長宋氏のスパイ案に対し再入国禁止。

やっぱり孔子学院は中共の海外手先である！
→日本に何軒孔子学院があるね？

中共の政治正確を確保する為にアプリ開発勿論中共の利益を前提に、今欧米諸国もTikTokを封殺。
→日本の自治体まだTikTokと連携？https://t.co/emzkNvwbti pic.twitter.com/NCVjsEeaSR

— ☆Chris*台湾人☆ (@bluesayuri) July 23, 2020

ルクセンブルク貿易投資事務所(東京) @LuxembourgTokyo

知られざるルクセンブルク1-モーゼル渓谷の絶景 https://t.co/mg9hZXrjyZ

— LIEF: ルクセンブルク・フォーラム (@LIEF_lux) July 9, 2020

https://twitter.com/TrendStream/status/1089868885203902464

ルクセンブルグ証取　世界初の「グリーン金融」専用の取引所創設。まずグリーンボンド上場へ。厳格な上場基準（RIEF） https://t.co/wMYnwd7MWh pic.twitter.com/g2Bsx49qBN

— 一般社団法人環境金融研究機構（RIEF） (@riefjp) October 6, 2016

この動画は面白いな！ルクセンブルグ首相が、英国ジョンソン首相（抗議デモに臆して記者会見から逃げてしまった）に対して、英国政治への怒りを隠せず、歯に衣着せない演説。抗議デモ参加者の意見表明権利を擁護し、隣に突然キャンセルした英首相が立っていると想定してのジェスチャーまで演じている。 https://t.co/XVJvOO6NqT

— Norio Nakatsuji (@norionakatsuji) September 17, 2019

ルクセンブルグ首相がBREXIT反対派の前で共同記者会見を開いて英首相が逃げ出したことで、ルクセンブルグやEUはけしからんとの英国内の声

要するに英国とEUのBREXIT合意は完全に死んだということだhttps://t.co/sAFUgY7j48

— 藤原直哉 (@naoyafujiwara) September 17, 2019

欧州議会はEUの立法機関。5年ごとにEUの有権者によって選出される751人の議員から成っている。議長はマルティン・シュルツ。ストラスブール、ブリュッセル、ルクセンブルグの3箇所にEU議会は設置されている。@EP_President @Europarl_EN @EUinJapan pic.twitter.com/RmZXhNG6bS

— EUNIC JAPAN (@eunicjapan) November 16, 2016

ルクセンブルグも中国との「 #一帯一路」協力の覚書に調印
2019年3月28日https://t.co/ORA8XvuHIe

— abyss (@umi51771815) March 28, 2019

対外直接投資上位国 pic.twitter.com/5ZdAX8J2Ik

— Bot08(日本カネ不足協会会員) (@ropcb08) November 4, 2019

対内直接投資残高の国際比較（ドルベース、2016年末） pic.twitter.com/o2jWnvgjDC

— Bot08(日本カネ不足協会会員) (@ropcb08) July 28, 2017

EU（欧州連合）の主要機関7つのうち2つがあり、隣国ベルギーと共にヨーロッパ経済の中心と言われている「ルクセンブルグ」。

今回は、美しい景観と経済が高水準を保つ国ルクセンブルクの魅力的な観光スポットを紹介します☺https://t.co/ikkDZkH8cm #tabichannel #ルクセンブルク #観光 #旅行

— TABI CHANNEL (@tabi_channel) June 28, 2020

久しぶりの情報系ではないフォト記事。
ルクセンブルクの絶景多数収録し出るので読んでやってください！

町歩きの抑えどころ！ルクセンブルグ観光のコツと所要時間 https://t.co/BfI0vK6dvm via @eurotravellerJp

— Euro traveller (@eurotravellerJP) April 11, 2018