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The Violinist Wins Annecy Cristal as Iron Boy Takes Jury and Audience Prizes

The victory underscores rising Europe–Asia co‑productions and stronger festival-to-market momentum for animated films.

Emperor Naruhito Lays Wreaths in Amsterdam and Urges Japan and Netherlands to "Walk Together for Peace"

Japan’s Emperor and Empress Set June State Visits to the Netherlands and Belgium

Singapore and Japan Elevate Ties to a Strategic Partnership Focused on Tech, Energy and Security

Police Book Activist Over Comfort Women Statue Defamation as President Lee Condemns Acts

Final Court Ruling Triggers Removal of Berlin ‘Comfort Women’ Statue

Trump Revives ‘Comfort Women’ Dispute in Oval Office Meeting With South Korea’s Lee

Air Canada Cabin Crew Defy Arbitration Order as Flights Remain Suspended

South Korean Court Orders Japan to Compensate Comfort Woman’s Family in Landmark Ruling

Patrick Adiarte, Actor and Dancer Known for 'The King and I' and 'MAS*H,' Dies at 82

South Korea's Supreme Court Orders Japanese Firms to Compensate Wartime Forced Laborers