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A robotic mission to retrieve melted fuel from Fukushima's damaged reactor was suspended due to camera malfunctions. This setback highlights ongoing challenges in the complex cleanup process.
Japan's "Shogun" sweeps Emmy Awards with 19 wins, highlighting the country's growing global influence. Government and public celebrate as Japanese entertainment, sports, and tourism gain international recognition.
In Shikoku, Japan, artisans preserve the 1000-year-old craft of Sanuki Kagari Temari. These intricate, hand-stitched balls, once toys for nobility, now serve as cherished heirlooms and modern decorations.
China approves gradual increase in retirement age to address demographic challenges and pension fund sustainability. The reform aims to bolster workforce amid economic slowdown, with cautious implementation over 15 years.
British PM Keir Starmer and Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni emphasize the importance of the Global Combat Air Programme during Rome meeting. Starmer addresses speculation about UK's continued involvement in the project.
Rappi, a Colombian delivery app valued at $5+ billion, plans NYSE listing within 12 months. The SoftBank-backed unicorn, operating in 9 Latin American countries, remains patient due to profitability.
A televised mayoral debate in Sao Paulo ended in violence when one candidate attacked another with a chair. The incident has drawn attention to the competitive race in Brazil's largest city.
Japan celebrates as "Shogun" secures 18 Emmy Awards, including historic wins for actors Hiroyuki Sanada and Anna Sawai. The series' success marks a milestone for Japanese representation in international television.
The 2024 Emmy Awards celebrated excellence in television, with "Shogun" dominating drama categories and "Hacks" shining in comedy. Streaming platforms and traditional networks shared the spotlight in a night of surprises and acclaim.
British PM Keir Starmer to meet Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni, focusing on tackling people smuggling and resetting UK-EU relations. New border security measures announced amid recent Channel crossing tragedy.
G7 foreign ministers strongly denounce Iran's export of ballistic missiles to Russia. They call for an immediate halt to weapon transfers, citing threats to Ukrainian and international security.
Paul Nitze's focus on military strength shaped U. S. Cold War policy. His approach offers insights and warnings for current U.S.-China relations, highlighting the need for a balanced strategy beyond military superiority.
Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair reveals ongoing discussions about joining AUKUS, a security partnership aimed at countering China's influence in the Asia-Pacific region. Canada seeks a larger security role in Asia.
Asian stocks showed mixed performance as U. S. markets approached record levels. Economic reports and central bank expectations influenced market sentiment, while oil prices saw modest gains.
President Yoon Suk Yeol's approval rating hits record low of 20% due to healthcare reforms and economic concerns. Opposition gains majority in recent elections, challenging Yoon's administration.
Peru declares national mourning for former President Alberto Fujimori, who died at 86. His complex legacy of economic reforms and human rights abuses divides public opinion.
An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza school kills UN staff, sparking international condemnation. Britain's NHS faces critical challenges, while Japan prepares for a leadership change amid scandals.
U. S. President Biden will convene a Quad summit with Australian, Indian, and Japanese leaders in Delaware. The meeting aims to strengthen strategic alignment and advance a shared vision for the Indo-Pacific region.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former president known for economic reforms and human rights abuses, has died at 86. His legacy continues to shape Peruvian politics through his family's ongoing influence.
Nine lawmakers enter race to lead Japan's governing party, with winner set to become prime minister. Candidates focus on reforms, security, and social issues as LDP seeks to regain public trust after scandals.
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party prepares for a crucial leadership election on September 27, with nine candidates competing to become the next Prime Minister. The party aims to overcome recent scandals and regain public trust.
Asian shares rise, buoyed by Wall Street's tech-driven rally. Japan's Nikkei 225 soars 2.8% amid currency fluctuations and concerns over Nippon Steel's U.S. acquisition bid.
Chinese appliance giant Midea Group's $3. 9 billion share sale in Hong Kong, the city's largest in three years, attracts strong investor interest. The listing highlights Midea's global expansion amid domestic market challenges.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former president known for economic reforms and human rights abuses, has died at 86. His legacy remains divisive, marked by both achievements and controversies.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former president known for economic reforms and human rights abuses, has died at 86. His tenure saw economic growth and anti-terrorism successes, but was marred by corruption and autocratic rule.
A Reuters poll reveals Japanese businesses prefer Shigeru Ishiba as the next Prime Minister. Companies prioritize addressing inflation and fiscal reform, while cautiously approving recent monetary policy changes.
A summit of 20 nations is set to address China's actions in the South China Sea during the UN General Assembly. The Philippines seeks international support amid escalating tensions with China.
Congo has received 50,000 mpox vaccine doses from the US, adding to previous EU donations. Vaccination will begin in October, targeting adults in the most affected provinces amid a severe outbreak.
The U. S. government is likely to reject Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel, citing national security concerns. This decision impacts Nippon's global expansion strategy amid industry challenges.
Former Japanese Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba, running for LDP leadership, pledges to tackle deflation and boost consumer spending. His campaign focuses on sustainable wage growth and economic recovery.
