Australia will join India, the United States and Japan in next month’s Malabar naval exercises in the Indian Ocean, in a move that is expected to strengthen the military relationship between the four …
One Man vs. the Fax Machine: A Battle to Defeat Old Tech in Japan
Nation’s former defense minister now fights 1980s office technology; ‘Why do we need to print out paper?’ …
RPT-UPDATE 2-Australia will join naval drills involving India, US, Japan
Australia will join three-way naval exercises involving the United States, Japan and India, the countries announced on Monday, in a move that could raise concerns in China, which has criticised …
Japan’s antitrust watchdog is turning up the heat on Big Tech by teaming up with the US and Europe
The new chairman of Japan’s Fair Trade Commission told Reuters it will be “working closely” with US and European counterparts on Big Tech regulation.
On Suga’s Overseas Debut, Japan, Vietnam Agree Broadly on Defence Transfer
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said on Monday Japan and Vietnam had reached broad agreement on transfers of defence equipment and technology. “It is a big step in the field of security for …
Taio Kaneta Runs a “Counseling Café” for Tsunami Survivors In Japan
In 2011, Tōhoku, Japan suffered a magnitude 9 earthquake, followed by a tsunami that killed nearly 16,000 people— …
Australia will join naval drills involving India, US, Japan
The naval exercises could raise concerns in China, which has criticised similar joint drills as destabilising.
Third of Japan Firms Still Considering Hong Kong Presence After Security Law
A third of Japanese firms with operations in Hong Kong are still mulling whether to exit, downsize or rethink their operations in the city, according to the latest survey by Japan External Trade …
Japan and Vietnam agree to accelerate business reopenings
In July, Vietnam and Japan reached an agreement to resume business travel for the other’s expatriates and long-term residents in each country. On Monday the leaders agreed to include short-term …
Lack of finance forces Bangladesh to consider shelving coal
Chinese and Japanese investors have lost interest in funding coal projects due to high costs, pushing the country towards natural gas – which will do little to solve problems of overcapacity, expensiv …