Japan Has Approached U.S. About Reciprocal Tariffs, Chief Cabinet Secretary Says
TOKYO--The Japanese government has approached the U.S. about President Trump's plan to implement tariffs to match the duties set by other countries, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said Friday. "We have already begun communicating with the U.S.," Japan's top government spokesman said at a news conference.
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Japan's Cabinet on Friday approved a bill allowing police and the Self-Defense Forces to neutralize enemy servers in the ...
The new measures aim to enable the government to infiltrate the sources of cyberattacks in order to neutralize them.
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