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  • Japan Govt Adopts 1st Basic Plan on AI (The Japan News)
  • Japan eyes subsidies for factories using 100% renewables or nuclear power (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan set to join $110bn EU Horizon research scheme (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japanese Public, Private Sectors to Partner on ¥3 Tril. Project to Develop Domestic AI, SoftBank to Be Key Firm Involved (The Japan News)
  • Japan eyes adding Japanese proficiency to permanent residency requirements (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan Aims to Host AI Summit in 2028 to Ensure Safety of Ais Amid Growing Concerns (The Japan News)
  • Japan to Raise EV Subsidies by 400,000 Yen (News on Japan)
  • Japan to revise subsidy system for eco-friendly vehicles (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Higher taxes planned for electric vehicles, hybrids in 2028 (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan to Require Foreign Real Estate Buyers to Disclose Nationality Starting Fiscal 2026 (The Japan News)
  • Keidanren calls for policy of inclusion for foreign workers (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan to form new public-private council on economic security (Nikkei Asia)
  • Govt to Abolish Support for New Mega Solar Plants in Reversal of Policy in Place Since 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (The Japan News)
  • Japanese R&D Tax Credits to Support Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Semiconductors, Other Strategic Tech (The Japan News)
  • Economic Security Info to be ‘Specially Designated Secrets’; Legal Revisions Also Meant to Improve Security Clearance Assessment (The Japan News)
  • Japan gov’t considering new intelligence minister post (Japan Today)
  • Japan to set up environment safeguards for mega solar project regulations (Kyodo News+)
  • Japan’s Steelmakers Turn to Hydrogen in Decarbonization Efforts, but High Costs Hinder Progress (The Japan News)
  • Takaichi’s challenge: Spur SME growth to fight inflation (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan eyes bigger R&D tax credit for AI, quantum computing (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan’s Domestic Airlines Get Approval to Coordinate Domestic Flight Schedules (The Japan News)
  • Govt Aims to Expand NISA Program Lineup, Abolish Age Restriction (The Japan News)
  • Japan considers income tax hike in 2027 to cover increase in defense spending (Japan Today)
  • Japan looks to centralize intelligence gathering with new agency (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan to Lower Official Drug Prices in FY 2026 (The Japan News)
  • Automakers in Japan, abroad turn to electric minicars (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan Considers Relaxation of Vehicle Certification System to Allow More U.S.-Made Vehicles (The Japan News)
  • Policy talks on foreigners start; land deals, visas high on agenda (The Asahi Shimbun)
  • Japan launches its own version of DOGE led by Katayama (Japan Today)
  • Japan gov’t task force starts talks on tighter crypto asset regulations (Japan Today)
  • Japan shipping groups, shipbuilders unite on next-gen vessels (Nikkei Asia)
  • AI Safety Agency to Triple Staff to Bolster Defenses Against ‘Backdoors’ in Foreign-Made AI (The Japan News)
  • ¥400 Bil. Eyed for AI, Nuclear Fusion, Quantum in Supplementary Budget; Takaichi Aiming to Make Japan a Leader in Tech (The Japan News)
  • Japan Could Expand Tax Credits for Strategic Tech Investments, Eyeing Growth in AI, Semiconductors (The Japan News)
  • Japan to Tighten Screening of Foreigners’ Residential Status by Providing Information of Nonpayment of Taxes (The Japan News)
  • Japan weighs extending 5-year residency requirement for naturalization (Nikkei Asia)
  • Japan set to name AI, nuclear fusion among 6 strategic technology fields (Nikkei Asia)
  • Govt Plans 8% Corporate Capital Investment Tax Credit (The Japan News)

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