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Google And Sea Ltd. Deepen Ai Push Across E-Commerce And Fintech

The move highlights growing AI adoption in regional financial and commerce services.

South Korea Becomes First Country To Enact Comprehensive AI Law, Targeting Deepfakes and High-Risk Applications

Violations of the law may result in fines of up to 30 million won, with a one-year grace period granted for compliance adjustments.

Indonesia Strains Under Debt From China-Led High-Speed Rail

Once promoted as a Belt and Road showcase, the railway now faces financial headwinds.

Transit Demand Sustains Singapore Airlines’ Load Factors

Yield moderation does not mean weak demand, but it changes margin expectations.

Myaku-Myaku Statues Relocated Near 1970 Expo’s Tower Of Sun

A ceremony marked the relocation of two Myaku-Myaku statues near the Tower of the Sun monument.

Vietnam’s Tourism Recovery Draws Regional Hospitality Capital

Luxury hospitality margins will depend on disciplined supply growth and pricing power.

Prime Minister Takaichi Vows To Make Japan Strong Through Investment

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vowed before parliament that her administration will promote investment to strengthen Japan’s overall national and economic capacity.

Keeper Security Expands Relationship With Ingram Micro To Broaden Availability Of Privileged Access Management In Singapore

KeeperPAM offers real-time monitoring, session recording and audit trails to enhance visibility and oversight.

Japanese Food Company Launches Treats Dogs, People Can Share

Japanese confectionery firm Morinaga & Co. will launch seven sweets on March 3 that dog owners can safely share with their pets.

OPEC+ Leans Toward Resumption In Oil Output Increases From April

OPEC+ is leaning toward resuming oil output increases in April as summer demand approaches and prices stay firm amid U.S.-Iran tensions.

ASEAN Travel Exchange In Cebu Yields PHP1.4 Billion In Initial Sales Leads

Held alongside the ASEAN Tourism Forum, the event underscored Cebu’s growing global tourism profile.

Cybersecurity Experts Urge Extra Vigilance As Valentine’s Day Scams Rise

Authorities highlight the need for vigilance as scammers target online shoppers and daters.

Regent Hong Kong Awarded Coveted Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Rating For 2026

For 2026, Regent Hong Kong joins the ranks of elite global properties awarded Five-Star status by Forbes Travel Guide.

Securing Agentic AI And Singapore’s Agentic AI Governance Framework

Zero trust architecture emerges as a practical standard for governing machine-speed decision-making.

Unattended Luggage At Gwanghwamun Starbucks Sparks Online Debate

Some commenters raised security concerns over leaving luggage unattended inside a Seoul Starbucks.

Pokemon-Themed Facility Opens In Japan

PokePark Kanto officially opened inside Yomiuriland, becoming the first permanent Pokemon theme park featuring interactive forest and town areas for fans of all ages.

Foreign Workers In Japan Hit Record 2.57 Million

Japan recorded a new high of 2.57 million foreign workers in October 2025, reflecting deeper labor shortages and the growing role of migrant labor in sustaining the country’s economy.

Brandplay Wins Agency Of The Year At 61st Anvil Awards, Takes Home 26 Trophies

Brandplay earns Agency of the Year at the 61st Anvil Awards, securing 26 trophies in one of the most competitive years on record, underscoring the agency’s commitment to strategy-led creativity, disciplined execution, and meaningful, measurable communication outcomes.

Japan To Accept Up To 1.23M Foreign Workers Through FY 2028

Japan will accept up to 1.23 million foreign workers through fiscal year 2028.

STARGLOW Steps Into The Spotlight With Official Debut Single “Star Wish”

Following a strong pre-debut showing, STARGLOW uses “Star Wish” to sharpen their identity and show how far their sound and confidence have already evolved.

Seoul Eyes Joint UNESCO Bid With Pyongyang For Taekwondo

South Korea is eyeing a joint UNESCO bid with North Korea for taekwondo recognition.

Loggerhead Turtle 14.9K-Mile Trek: From Aegean To Spain

A loggerhead sea turtle named Gumus traveled nearly 24,000 kilometers across the Mediterranean.

2026 Travel Advisory: UK Warns Against Travel To These Destinations

Several countries remain on the UK’s do-not-travel list for 2026, reflecting ongoing conflict, terrorism risks, and unpredictable security situations.

South Korea’s Royal Palaces, Tombs See Record Visitors In 2025

South Korea’s royal palaces and tombs welcomed a record 17.8 million visitors in 2025, reflecting rising interest in traditional culture.

From 2025 To 2026: The Top 5 Truths Shaping PR And Reputation Management

Public relations is shifting from visibility to credibility as trust becomes the real measure of success in a world shaped by scrutiny and speed.

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.

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

Stepping Back Into Style: What The Devil Wears Prada Sequel Means For 2026

The film revisits familiar tensions while grounding them in the contextual pressures of 2026 fashion media.

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.

Aguilar Adds Another World Title To Her Growing Jiu-jitsu Legacy

Aleia Aielle Aguilar adds another milestone to her young athletic journey with her Abu Dhabi triumph.

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.

Record 35 Philippine Universities Recognized In 2026 QS Asia Rankings

A record 35 universities from the Philippines join the 2026 QS Asia University Rankings.

Michelin Guide Awards First-Ever Stars To Philippine Restaurants

Each star symbolizes the chefs’ years of passion, precision, and pride in their craft.

Japan Government To Outline Policies On Foreigners In January

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has directed ministers to draft new policies on foreign nationals by January.

Michelin Honors Lore By Chef Tatung

The Michelin Selected 2026 distinction honors authenticity and craft.

President Lee Gets Smartphones From China’s Xi, Quips About Security

President Lee Jae Myung received Xiaomi smartphones and calligraphy tools as gifts from Chinese President Xi Jinping after their first summit meeting.

BTS’ RM Compares K-Pop To ‘Bibimbap’ At APEC CEO Summit

BTS leader RM made history at the APEC CEO Summit, becoming the first K-pop artist to deliver a keynote address before global business leaders.

Japanese PM Takaichi Vows More Defense Spending In Talks With United States President Trump

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledges stronger defense spending in her first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.

United States President Trump Arrives In South Korea For High-Stakes Summits With Lee, Xi

U.S. President Donald Trump lands in South Korea for pivotal talks with President Lee Jae Myung and China’s Xi Jinping.

APEC CEO Summit Offers Opportunity To Find Solutions To Protectionism

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won says the upcoming APEC CEO Summit will open doors to tackle global protectionism.

Pope, King Charles Pray Together In Sistine Chapel In Historic First

History unfolds as Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III pray together for the first time inside the Sistine Chapel.

Yulo Snares World Championships Vault Gold In Jakarta

Filipino gymnast Carlos Edriel Yulo clinched the men’s vault gold medal at the 53rd FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Saturday night.