“Over the past three decades, Japan has transformed from a major aid donor into a key economic partner that has continuously mobilised and promoted direct investment from Japan to Cambodia,” he said.
US-led January yen rate checks, eyed joint intervention with Japan, Nikkei reports
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Japan’s emperor expresses concern about 3/11 disaster survivors on his 66th birthday
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Japan media split on U.S. investment after tariff ruling
Major Japanese newspapers welcomed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs as illegal.
Japan trade deal to bring $600M ‘diamond grit’ factory to Georgia
President Donald Trump’s administration is promising Georgia will get a $600 million advanced manufacturing plant as part of a trade agreement with Japan.
Philippines targets US$2.4bil in new Japan loans this year
MANILA: The Philippines is targeting to seal 11 new loan agreements worth US$2.41 billion under Japan’s fiscal year 2026, Finance Secretary Frederick Go said.
South Korea protests Japanese event over disputed islands
SEOUL, Feb 22 (Reuters) – South Korea on Sunday protested a Japanese government event commemorating a cluster of disputed islands between the two countries, calling the move an unjust assertion of sovereignty over its territory.
Shinkansen Moment for Sri Lanka: Raghuraman calls for radical export pivot as Japan backs regional value chain
Sri Lanka must engineer a “Shinkansen effect” in its export strategy or risk being left behind in a rapidly reorganising global economy, warned Indo Lanka Chamber of Commerce and Industry President M.
Malaysia and Japan plan major cross-border carbon capture project, despite climate benefit doubts
Japan wants to ship carbon emissions to Malaysia in a first-of-its-kind project in Southeast Asia for carbon capture and storage.