In Japan, anti-foreigner fake news drives far-right gains
- Viral misinformation regarding crimes committed by foreigners is fueling the rise of far-right political movements in Japan.
- Analysts report that these fake news stories are creating deep political divisions in a nation that currently relies on increasing its foreign workforce to combat labor shortages.
- This trend threatens Japan's ability to attract the international workers needed to sustain its economy and public services.
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Asian Games 2026 Live, September 30: Neeru brings India another shooting gold - India Today
• Neeru and Kynan won the gold medal in the trap mixed team shooting event at the Asian Games 2026 on September 30. • This victory marks Neeru's second individual gold and the third overall shooting medal for the Indian contingent.
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India TodayTax cuts, handouts and blind hope: Europe finds few tools to fight a coming energy crisis – POLITICO
• European energy ministers met in Dublin to discuss strategies for protecting citizens against soaring power bills this winter. • Officials considered lowering electricity taxes and using electric vehicles to feed surplus energy back into national grids.
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POLITICOWhy is KLA stock rising today? Revenue growth, AI demand, resistance levels in focus
• KLA stock rose 3.63% to $196.2 today following reports of robust earnings and a strong order backlog. • The price increase is driven by high demand for AI-related technology and positive investor confidence in the company's financial growth.
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Traders UnionTop news of the day: Supreme Court to hear next week plea seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s suspension; Neeru Dhanda strikes first-ever Asian Games women’s trap gold, and more - The Hindu
• The Supreme Court will hear a plea next week seeking the suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. • Neeru Dhanda won the first-ever Asian Games gold medal in the women’s trap shooting event.
Read original · thehindu.comAI semiconductor revenue up lifts Broadcom stock toward $365 breakout level
• Broadcom shares rose 2.95% to $359.88 today as the company benefited from AI semiconductor revenue growth and strong stock buybacks. • The stock is currently approaching a breakout level of $365.
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Traders UnionChief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar suspension plea over ‘unilateral’ decisions to be heard by Supreme Court next week - India Today
• The Supreme Court will hear a public interest litigation next week seeking the suspension of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. • The plea alleges Kumar made unilateral decisions, citing a May 16, 2026, objection regarding the unlawful alteration of Form 6 without amending the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960.
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India TodayAsian Games 2026 Day 10: Neeru Dhanda, women’s 4x400m relay shine as 8-medal haul takes India past 50
• Neeru Dhanda and the women’s 4x400m relay team won gold medals on Tuesday during Day 10 of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. • Dhanda's victory marked India's first-ever Asian Games gold in the women's trap shooting event.
Read original · timesofindia.indiatimes.comToday's News Headlines in English for School Assembly: Top National, International & Sports Updates + Thought of the Day
• Defense Minister Rajnath Singh announced that India is working to develop sixth-generation fighter jets. • These advanced aircraft will feature superior stealth and artificial intelligence capabilities compared to current models.
Read original · timesnownews.comOpenAI launches Dots assistants to expand AI agent business amid safety scrutiny
• OpenAI unveiled a new set of AI assistants called Dots during its annual developer day on Tuesday. • The company introduced these tools to more deeply commercialize its technology and generate new revenue streams.
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Traders UnionLive updates: Jack Smith defends Trump probes amid grilling from Republicans at Senate hearing
• Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his investigations into Donald Trump during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. • Committee Chair Chuck Grassley alleged that Smith ran a "corrupt operation" that threatened political institutions and undermined the rule of law.
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NBC NewsLive updates: Trump says top tech firms have signed accord to 'self-police' AI development
• President Donald Trump and several top artificial intelligence companies signed a voluntary accord to self-police AI development during a White House meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. • The agreement establishes a framework that includes regular reviews of the technology to ensure safety and oversight.
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