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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.

Japan Eyes Full Insurance Coverage For Child Delivery Costs

Japan’s health ministry proposed full public insurance coverage for childbirth expenses.

Miss Universe Co-Owner Faces Fraud Case; Thai Court Releases Arrest Warrant

The court moved the verdict to December 26 after Anne Jakrajutatip failed to attend the hearing. #MissUniverse #MissUniverse2025

Jakarta Is Now The World’s Most Populous City

Jakarta has been named the world’s most populous city, reflecting rapid urban growth that brings both opportunities and major challenges for Indonesia’s capital.

Japan Set To Restart World’s Biggest Nuclear Power Plant

Japan is preparing to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, the world’s largest nuclear facility, signaling a major shift in its strategy to strengthen national energy security.

Foreign Visitors To Japan Hit Record High For October

Japan welcomed a record 3.9 million foreign visitors in October, rising 17.6 percent from last year, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization. The surge highlights the country’s strong tourism rebound.

China Discovers Largest Single Gold Deposit In More Than 70 Years

China’s discovery of the Dadonggou Gold Mine marks its biggest gold find since the late forties, unlocking over a thousand tons of proven reserves and signaling a new phase of accelerated mineral exploration in the country.

South Korea, United States Sign USD350 Billion Trade Deal

South Korea’s USD350 billion investment pledge marks one of the most ambitious economic deals in the region, unlocking tariff cuts and opening new opportunities in advanced industries shared with the United States.

ASEAN–Korea Media Forum 2025 Highlights Media’s Role In Regional Ties

The ASEAN–Korea Media Forum 2025 highlighted how media serves as a bridge for diplomacy and cultural understanding across the region.

Japan To Raise Visa Fees For 1st Time In 48 Years

Japan is preparing to raise its visa fees starting fiscal year 2026, marking the first adjustment in 48 years as the government updates costs for processing and administrative services.