Japanese astronomer names asteroid after Reiwa
May 13, 2019
Kochi–A Japanese astronomer has named the asteroid he found three decades ago after Reiwa, the name of the country’s new era. On May 5, Tsutomu Seki, 88, made a proposal to the International Astronomical Union to call the asteroid he
Poll watchdog says many counting machines malfunction
May 13, 2019
Poll watchdog group Kontra Daya said the number of malfunctioning vote counting machines (VCMs) in different polling precincts are rising. In its report few hours before Monday’s midterm elections end, Kontra Daya said; “As of 12:00 noon today, Kontra Daya’s
Two blasts hit Maguindanao: military
May 13, 2019
Two explosions rocked the province of Maguindanao as the election starts on Monday morning. Major Arvin Encinas, spokesman of the 6th Infantry Division, said the explosion occurred in the vicinity of Poblacion Dalican, Datu Odin Sinsuat around 7:20 am. Encinas
No change in Japan’s stance on Summit with N. Korea: Suga
May 13, 2019
Tokyo–Japan maintains its policy stance of seeking to hold a summit with North Korea without preconditions, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga suggested Monday. “There is no change in the government’s policy,” Suga said at a meeting of the Committee on
Son of MILF commander wounded in Maguindanao shooting incident
May 13, 2019
The son of a Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) commander was wounded in a shooting incident in Maguindanao on Monday. Major. Arvin Encinas, spokesman of the 6th Infantry Division, said the victim was Nasrudin Upam, son of the brigade commander
Robredo says opposition has succeeded in unifying people
May 13, 2019
Vice President Leni Robredo said Monday morning the opposition has won the elections by unifying people who have the same outlook for the country. “Whatever the outcome of election is, I think we already won. We won in uniting a
Aso committed to consumption tax hike in October
May 13, 2019
Tokyo–Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso reiterated on Monday the government’s intention to raise the consumption tax from 8 pct to 10 pct in October as planned. Although exports are sluggish due to the Chinese economic slowdown, the employment situation and
Japan asks China, S. Korea to lift food import bans
May 13, 2019
Niigata–Japanese agriculture minister Takamori Yoshikawa on Sunday requested China and South Korea to lift their import bans on food made in Fukushima and some other prefectures. Yoshikawa made the request to his Chinese counterpart, Han Changfu, and South Korean agriculture
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