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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara: I will not comment on individual cabinet approval rating polls.
2026-10-19
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara: I will not comment on individual cabinet approval rating polls.
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The National Development and Reform Commission announced that it will hold a press conference at 10:00 AM on October 20th to announce the results for October.
The National Development and Reform Commission announced that it will hold a press conference at 10:00 AM on October 20th to announce the results for October.
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FT reports US ambassador to the EU Andrew Puzder warned Washington could impose devastating retaliatory measures against European companies if the EU advances plans to reserve satellite spectrum for European firms. The European Commission has propose
FT reports US ambassador to the EU Andrew Puzder warned Washington could impose devastating retaliatory measures against European companies if the EU advances plans to reserve satellite spectrum for European firms. The European Commission has proposed allocating part of the spectrum for smartphone direct-to-device satellite services to European operators, restricting frequencies available to non-EU providers, including US firms. Puzder said the size of the US market means European firms should be wary because retaliation would inflict a very serious blow; he acknowledged governments can protect sensitive information but warned against legislation that explicitly favors domestic firms or aims to weaken US competitiveness.
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