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<description>Tomorrow, Japan&#x26;#x27;s Emperor Naruhito will proclaim his succession to the Chrysanthemum Throne in an enthronement ceremony. ... Notably, U.S. transportation secretary Elaine Chao is expected to attend. (Previously Vice President Mike Pence was supposed to travel to Japan for the ceremony, but a change was made somewhat last minute). Prince Charles will also be there, representing the United Kingdom&#x26;#x2014;he previously attended Akihito&#x26;#x27;s enthronement ceremony with Princess Diana&#x26;#x2014;as will other members of royal families throughout the world such as: King Jigme and Queen Jetsun of Bhutan, Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, and King Felipe and Queen...</description>
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<description>ALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN&#x26;#x2014;Authorities in Uzbekistan are, apparently, unwilling to give love a chance. The Russian news agency RIA-Novosti cited several local media in the Central Asian nation reporting Tuesday that Uzbekistan has cancelled concerts and other events for Valentine&#x26;#x2019;s Day. Instead, residents in the capital of Tashkent can enjoy readings of poems by Mughal emperor Babur, who died in the 16th century. The unofficial ban on romance-related festivities echoes long-standing antagonism in Uzbekistan toward the holiday. Last year, the Turkistan newspaper described Valentine&#x26;#x2019;s Day as the work of &#x26;#x201C;forces with evil goals bent on putting an end to national values.&#x26;#x201D; Although...</description>
<author>TheStar.com</author>
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