A Japanese NPO is fighting global hunger by encouraging people to post photos of rice balls on social media, with each upload triggering donations of school meals to children in developing countries, A former International Energy Agency director argues that Japan should take a global leadership role in hydrogen energy and next-generation nuclear technology as the world seeks to reduce its dependence on Russian fuel.
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