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PAPA ROACH LAND 15th ROCK #1 WITH 'WAKE UP CALLING'

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By Paul Christensen
| EIN Presswire
PAPA ROACH CREDIT TRAVIS SHINN INVITE FANS TO EXCLUSIVE LIMITED-CAPACITY PREMIERE EVENT LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, March 16, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- This week, alternative rock icons Papa Roach continue their mantra “Rise of the Roach” with their 15th career Rock Radio #1 in the United States, and simultaneous #1 single at Rock in Germany on the powerful anthem “Wake Up Calling,” via New Noize Records / ADA - Listen HERE.
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Tokyo’s Shining, Segregated Future 

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By Paul Christensen
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
Tokyo is awash with “” (saikaihatsu) projects. The abundance of recently completed, ongoing, and proposed projects also brings substantial attention and praise to Tokyo for fostering an attractively cosmopolitan, future-oriented city. Yet these projects share a revealing characteristic: collectively they advance a city riven with expanding segregationist intent, eager to bring forth more intrusive levels of control, exclusion, and surveillance.
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Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Sparks Outrage in Tokyo. Is the Backlash Too Little, Too Late?

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By Paul Christensen
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
The “Empress of Tree-Cutting” (伐採女帝) is a catchy, provocative, and derisive nickname recently conferred to Tokyo Governor Koike Yuriko. The intent is to challenge and call attention to her perceived indifference toward calls to cease a large construction project at Jingu Gaien in central Tokyo.
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