Hokkaido: When Japan Means More Than Tokyo And Kyoto

Hokkaido reveals a side of Japan far removed from the crowds of Tokyo and Kyoto.

How Japan’s Railway Innovation Went Global

Japan’s railway innovation continues to shape global transport with its focus on safety, precision, and reliability.

Italian Cuisine Wins UNESCO World Heritage Status

UNESCO has officially inscribed Italian cuisine on its Intangible Cultural Heritage list, marking the first time an entire national cuisine—not just a dish—earned global recognition.
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Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority

Japan's ruling coalition has lost its majority in the House of Councillors, marking a significant shift in the political landscape.

Millions Under Flood Alerts, Heat Warnings Across US, Reports Say

Flood alerts and heat warnings are in effect for millions in the US as they head into a weekend of severe weather, according to NBC News.

2025 Polls: Foreign Worker Policies In Spotlight

Japan's upcoming elections focus on whether to maintain or limit foreign worker policies as public concerns about crime and incidents rise.

President Trump Says United States To Impose 35% Tariffs On Canada Starting August 1

President Trump has announced a 35% tariff on Canadian imports, effective August 1. This move is set to impact trade relations between the two countries.

Mount Fuji Opens To Climbers On Shizuoka Side

Mount Fuji's Shizuoka side has opened its trails for climbers again, inviting adventure seekers to experience Japan's iconic peak.

United States State Department To Issue Layoff Notices Amid Downsizing Plans

The US State Department plans to lay off employees as part of its downsizing strategy, with notifications expected soon.

Sand, Dust Storms Worsening, Affecting 330M Globally

Sand and dust storms are intensifying, impacting the health and livelihoods of 330 million people worldwide, warns a report from the World Meteorological Organization.

Japan, United States, Philippines Oppose Maritime Coercion

The three nations—Japan, the US, and the Philippines—stand firm against maritime coercion and the disruption of the status quo.

Russia-ASEAN Summit To Be Held In October

The Russia-ASEAN summit is set for October in Malaysia, as confirmed by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Climate Change Reduces Milk Yields Worldwide

Climate change is impacting milk production worldwide, with rising temperatures affecting yields even in advanced farms. A recent study highlights this growing crisis.