The Southeast Asian country says it has already received financing offers from Japan, India and South Korea for big-ticket railway projects.
The Philippines and Japan Team Up to Counter China Threat
The Philippines is poised to become the first Asian country to enter into a reciprocal access agreement with the Japan Self-Defense Forces.
A new survey of wealthy nations finds favorable views rising for the US while declining for China
— The U.S. got higher marks than China for contributing to global peace and stability. The difference was greatest in Japan, where 79% said the U.S. contributed at least a fair amount to international stability, compared to 14% who said the same of China.
Major Japan business lobby to press firms for more than 4% wage hikes
Rengo, Japan’s largest labor organization, said in October it would demand a pay hike of at least 5 percent in the next shunto negotiations, a stronger expression than the “around 5 percent” target it …
Japan’s main business lobby to press firms for over 4% wage hikes
Keidanren, Japan’s biggest business lobby, plans to urge major corporations to consider wage increases with “enthusiasm and determination stronger than this year,” a draft guideline for the annual …
HSBC Bangladesh hosts event promoting Japan–Bangladesh business opportunities
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) in Bangladesh has recently organised a corridor event titled “Japan – Bangladesh Business Corridor: Legacy and the Future” for its Japanese …
Dash Living Japan Acquires Strategic Seed Asset in Joint Venture with Schroders
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Philippines Looking at Japan, India for Railway Funding Deals
The Philippines is looking at Japan and India for alternative financing deals after dropping Chinese loans as funding source for three railway projects valued at more than $5 billion, according to Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno.
S. Korea, U.S., Japan to launch working group on cybersecurity
South Korea’s Deputy National Security Adviser In Seong-hwan (L), Anne Neuberger (C), U.S. deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technologies, and Keiichi Ichikawa, deputy head of Japan’s National Security Secretariat,
China, Japan and South Korea reaffirm climate action pledges
Environment ministers of China, Japan and South Korea have reaffirmed their commitments to strengthening measures to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and environmental pollution.