To provide the most accurate rewrite, I would need the specific article or context you are referring to.

However, if you are looking for the standard, formal way to cite or represent the news agency in a headline, it is typically written as follows:

“Jiji Press Report” or “According to Jiji Press”

If you provide the headline you would like me to rewrite, I can tailor it to maintain a formal, journalistic tone.

It appears that the content you provided consists only of the navigation menu, headers, and structural elements of a website (likely a Japanese news portal), rather than a news story itself. Because there is no body text or report to summarize, I cannot synthesize a 2,000-word article based on this information.

To receive an accurate summary, please paste the actual body text of the article or provide the URL (if the content is accessible).

Once you provide the article text, I will be happy to draft a 2,000-word news report structured into six comprehensive paragraphs, covering:

1. The Lead: A compelling summary of the “who, what, when, where, and why.”
2. The Context: The background information or historical significance of the event.
3. Core Details: An in-depth analysis of the primary facts and key developments.
4. Expert/Stakeholder Perspectives: Quotes or viewpoints from the relevant parties involved.
5. Implications: A discussion on the broader impact or future consequences of the news.
6. Conclusion: A final outlook or summary of the situation as it currently stands.

Please paste the article content whenever you are ready!