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"Halt Such Acts": Japan Protests Suspected Air Incursion By Russia
Tokyo lodged a diplomatic protest with Moscow after scrambling fighter jets on Wednesday as a suspected Russian helicopter entered Japan's northern airspace at a time of heightened tensions over Ukraine.
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Pics: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine Sparks Anti-War Protests Across Globe
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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"No To War": From Japan To US, Thousands Protest Against Ukraine Invasion
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Vinod Kumar's Discus Throw Bronze "Under Review" After Protest Over Classification In F52 Category
Tokyo Paralympics: Vinod Kumar's bronze medal in men's discus throw was put "under review" by organisers after a protest over the para athlete's classification in F52 category.
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Tokyo Games: US Shot Putter Raven Saunders In First Olympic Podium Protest
Tokyo Games: Raven Saunders' protest is the first test of International Olympic Committee rules which ban protests of any kind on the medal podium at the Olympics.
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Tokyo Olympics: French Boxer Stages Ringside Sit-In Protest After Olympic "Injustice"
Tokyo Olympics: French super-heavyweight boxer Mourad Aliev sat in protest on the side of the ring after he was disqualified for headbutting Britain's Frazer Clarke in the Tokyo Olympics quarter-finals.
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Tokyo Olympics: Olympics Chief Urges Japan To Support Games As Covid Hits Village
IOC chief Thomas Bach urged the Japanese people to get behind the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday as the first coronavirus case hit the Games Village, prompting fresh jitters about the health risks posed by the giant event.
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Tokyo Olympics: Protest Rules Relaxed For Tokyo Games
Tokyo Olympics: Athletes competing at the Olympics will be allowed to "express their views" before and after competing, but not on the podium, as some rules for protest at the Games were relaxed.
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"Tokyo Olympic Games Can Be Beacon Of Hope And Optimism," Says World Athletics Chief Sebastian Coe
World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe believes that the Tokyo Olympics can "have a profound impact" on the world as the organisers continue to struggle to win over a sceptical Japanese public.
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World Athletics Boss Sebastian Coe Backs Right To 'Take Knee' At Tokyo Olympics
Earlier, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe had told to The Times that he supported respectful protest and said it was impossible to "separate sport from social and cultural issues".
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Nanjing Massacre-Denying Japanese Hotel Boss Sparks Tokyo Protest
About 200 protesters marched through the streets of Tokyo's Shinjuku district on Sunday carrying banners to protest a hotel chain under fire for books its president wrote denying the Nanjing Massacre in wartime China ever happened.
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Small Protests Against Donald Trump In Japan, Philippines
Several hundred people, most of them expatriate Americans, held a protest on Friday in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, against US President-elect Donald Trump, hours before his inauguration in Washington.
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Japan Protests After China Coastguard, Fishing Vessels Sail Near Disputed Islets
Japan issued a new protest to Beijing today after Chinese coastguard ships and about 230 fishing vessels sailed close to what Tokyo considers its territorial waters around disputed islets in the East China Sea, Japan's foreign ministry said.
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Japan Protests After Chinese Ships Sail Near Disputed Islets
Japan protested to China on Friday after Chinese coastguard ships and fishing vessels entered what Tokyo considers its territorial waters around a group of disputed islets, the Japanese foreign ministry said.
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Thousands Of Anti-Abe Protesters Rally In Tokyo As Election Nears
Thousands of protesters gathered in downtown Tokyo on Sunday to call for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to resign and for a law allowing the military to fight overseas to be overturned, as an election for parliament's upper house draws near.
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"Halt Such Acts": Japan Protests Suspected Air Incursion By Russia
Tokyo lodged a diplomatic protest with Moscow after scrambling fighter jets on Wednesday as a suspected Russian helicopter entered Japan's northern airspace at a time of heightened tensions over Ukraine.
-
Pics: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine Sparks Anti-War Protests Across Globe
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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"No To War": From Japan To US, Thousands Protest Against Ukraine Invasion
Protesters turned out on public squares and outside Russian embassies in cities from Tokyo to Tel Aviv and New York on Thursday to denounce the invasion of Ukraine -- while more than a thousand who tried to do the same in Russia were arrested.
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Tokyo Paralympics: Vinod Kumar's Discus Throw Bronze "Under Review" After Protest Over Classification In F52 Category
Tokyo Paralympics: Vinod Kumar's bronze medal in men's discus throw was put "under review" by organisers after a protest over the para athlete's classification in F52 category.
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Tokyo Games: US Shot Putter Raven Saunders In First Olympic Podium Protest
Tokyo Games: Raven Saunders' protest is the first test of International Olympic Committee rules which ban protests of any kind on the medal podium at the Olympics.
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Tokyo Olympics: French Boxer Stages Ringside Sit-In Protest After Olympic "Injustice"
Tokyo Olympics: French super-heavyweight boxer Mourad Aliev sat in protest on the side of the ring after he was disqualified for headbutting Britain's Frazer Clarke in the Tokyo Olympics quarter-finals.
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Tokyo Olympics: Olympics Chief Urges Japan To Support Games As Covid Hits Village
IOC chief Thomas Bach urged the Japanese people to get behind the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday as the first coronavirus case hit the Games Village, prompting fresh jitters about the health risks posed by the giant event.
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Tokyo Olympics: Protest Rules Relaxed For Tokyo Games
Tokyo Olympics: Athletes competing at the Olympics will be allowed to "express their views" before and after competing, but not on the podium, as some rules for protest at the Games were relaxed.
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"Tokyo Olympic Games Can Be Beacon Of Hope And Optimism," Says World Athletics Chief Sebastian Coe
World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe believes that the Tokyo Olympics can "have a profound impact" on the world as the organisers continue to struggle to win over a sceptical Japanese public.
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World Athletics Boss Sebastian Coe Backs Right To 'Take Knee' At Tokyo Olympics
Earlier, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe had told to The Times that he supported respectful protest and said it was impossible to "separate sport from social and cultural issues".
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Nanjing Massacre-Denying Japanese Hotel Boss Sparks Tokyo Protest
About 200 protesters marched through the streets of Tokyo's Shinjuku district on Sunday carrying banners to protest a hotel chain under fire for books its president wrote denying the Nanjing Massacre in wartime China ever happened.
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Small Protests Against Donald Trump In Japan, Philippines
Several hundred people, most of them expatriate Americans, held a protest on Friday in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, against US President-elect Donald Trump, hours before his inauguration in Washington.
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Japan Protests After China Coastguard, Fishing Vessels Sail Near Disputed Islets
Japan issued a new protest to Beijing today after Chinese coastguard ships and about 230 fishing vessels sailed close to what Tokyo considers its territorial waters around disputed islets in the East China Sea, Japan's foreign ministry said.
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Japan Protests After Chinese Ships Sail Near Disputed Islets
Japan protested to China on Friday after Chinese coastguard ships and fishing vessels entered what Tokyo considers its territorial waters around a group of disputed islets, the Japanese foreign ministry said.
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Thousands Of Anti-Abe Protesters Rally In Tokyo As Election Nears
Thousands of protesters gathered in downtown Tokyo on Sunday to call for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to resign and for a law allowing the military to fight overseas to be overturned, as an election for parliament's upper house draws near.
