Japan's $135B Stimulus: Inflation Ease & Debt Fears
Japan approves a massive 21.3 trillion yen stimulus to counter inflation, but risks worsening public debt and a weaker yen. Learn about the economic and diplomatic implications.
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China's Posturing Raises Security Concerns for Japanese
Growing Chinese aggression in East China Sea triggers security alerts for Japanese citizens abroad. Experts warn of escalating tensions and global implications. Stay informed about geopolitical developments.
Japan Fire Destroys 170 Homes, Forces Evacuations
Massive fire in Japan's Shimonoseki city damages 170 homes, forces evacuations. No casualties reported as firefighters battle blaze. Read latest updates.
Japan Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Shimabara
Major wildfire erupts in southwestern Japan's Shimabara city, damaging multiple homes and forcing urgent evacuations. Firefighters battle blaze amid challenging conditions.
China-Japan Tensions Escalate Over Taiwan Remarks
China-Japan diplomatic talks fail as dispute over Taiwan comments intensifies. Beijing issues travel warnings, impacting tourism and stocks. Get the latest updates.
Oita Fire: 175 Evacuated, One Missing in Japan Blaze
A devastating fire in Oita, Japan has forced 175 people to evacuate with one person missing. The blaze continues to spread to nearby mountains. Read the latest updates.
Indian Fresher's Japan Salary Breakdown Goes Viral
An Indian software engineer in Japan shared his fresher salary details, sparking a global debate on pay gaps and cost of living. Discover the full financial breakdown.
China-Japan Spat Grows After Coast Guard Sails Near Islands
China-Japan tensions escalate as Beijing defends coast guard patrol near disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands. Read latest developments and analysis.
Japan Warns Citizens in China Over Safety Concerns
Japan warns citizens in China about potential risks as diplomatic tensions escalate. Stay informed about safety measures and travel advisories.
Japan Economy Contracts 1.8% Amid US Tariff Pressure
Japan's economy contracted at annualized 1.8% in July-September, marking first decline in six quarters. Trump's tariffs trigger export slump while domestic consumption provides cushion.
Sakurajima Volcano Erupts, 30 Flights Cancelled
Japan's Sakurajima volcano erupted multiple times, sending ash 4,400 meters high and disrupting air travel. Authorities issue ashfall warnings. Read for live updates.
China Bomber Patrol Counters US-Philippines-Japan Drills
China conducts strategic bomber patrol over South China Sea responding to joint maritime exercises by Philippines, US and Japan. Tensions escalate in disputed waters.
China Bomber Patrols Counter US-Philippines-Japan Drills
China deploys bomber patrols over South China Sea responding to trilateral maritime exercises. Tensions escalate as military activities intensify in disputed waters.
Chinese Ship in Senkaku Islands Amid Japan Dispute
Amid a diplomatic row with Japan over Taiwan, a Chinese Coast Guard formation passed through the contentious Senkaku Islands. Explore the history and significance of this territorial dispute.
China Lashes Out at Philippines Over Joint Drills with US, Japan
China strongly criticizes Philippines for joint maritime drills with US and Japan in South China Sea, escalating regional tensions. Read the latest developments.
US Brands Lose China Edge as Local Rivals Dominate
Starbucks and Burger King form joint ventures as Chinese competitors capture market share. Learn how local brands are outpacing US multinationals in China's competitive landscape.
Japan Protests China's Travel Warning on Taiwan
Japan lodges formal protest against China's travel advisory following Japanese official's comments on Taiwan. Diplomatic tensions escalate between Asian powers.
China's Consumer Slowdown Hits Longest Streak Since COVID
China's consumer spending faces its longest decline since pandemic. Retail sales growth slows for third month. What this means for global economy. Read analysis now.
China's Household Debt Crisis Impacts 83 Million People
China's household debt crisis deepens with 83 million potentially in arrears. Rising defaults, aggressive collectors, and economic pressures challenge middle-class stability. Read analysis.
Japan's Bear Crisis: Ex-Cops, Soldiers Join Cull
Japan deploys retired police and military personnel to combat rising bear attacks that killed 13 people and injured over 100 this year. Read about the novel solution.
China Accuses Japan of Reviving Wartime Militarism
China sharply criticizes Japan's defense policy changes, accusing Tokyo of reviving wartime militarism through increased Taiwan involvement. Read the escalating diplomatic tensions.
China Accuses Japan of Reviving Wartime Militarism
China strongly condemns Japan's defense white paper supporting Taiwan, accusing Tokyo of reviving wartime militarism and interfering in internal affairs. Read full analysis.
Japan-China Tensions Escalate Over Taiwan Remarks
China warns Japan to bear all consequences after PM Takaichi's Taiwan comments spark diplomatic crisis. Latest developments in the escalating standoff.
Japan PM's 3 AM Meeting Triggers Overwork Debate
Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces criticism after holding 3 am meeting with staff, reigniting debate about karoshi - death from overwork culture. Read full analysis.
Muscle Girls Bar Defies Japan's Beauty Standards
Tokyo's Muscle Girls fitness bar challenges conventional beauty ideals with muscular performers. The bar attracts 100+ daily visitors, mostly foreigners, celebrating strength over thinness.
Chinese Envoy Threatens Japan PM Over Taiwan Comments
China's ambassador to Japan warns of consequences if PM Kishida interferes in Taiwan affairs, drawing strong backlash from Tokyo. Read full analysis of escalating tensions.
Japan Deploys Military Against Rampaging Bears
Japan faces an alarming surge in bear attacks, forcing unprecedented military deployment. Discover the ecological crisis driving these dangerous human-wildlife conflicts across the country.
SAS exits China after 25 years, fires 400 over video call
American analytics leader SAS Institute shuts down China operations after quarter-century, terminating hundreds of employees in controversial virtual meeting that sparks outrage.
Japan vows unwavering Ukraine support in Zelenskyy talks
Japanese PM Fumio Kishida reaffirms Tokyo's steadfast commitment to Ukraine during crucial telephone discussion with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, pledging continued humanitarian and reconstruction assistance.
Japan Deploys Military Against Climate-Driven Bear Attacks
Japan faces unprecedented bear invasions as climate change disrupts hibernation patterns, forcing military deployment to protect citizens from deadly encounters.
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