China Fishing Boats

China Curbs Overfishing at Home While Expanding State-Backed Fishing Fleet Abroad to Assert Maritime Power

For decades, China’s rise as a maritime power has been measured not only in warships launched or ports financed under the Belt and Road Initiative, but also in the vast armada of fishing vessels that now traverse nearly every ocean...
China Green Energy

China Scales Clean-Tech Dominance and US Leans on Fossil Strength, World Faces Defining Industrial Realignment

The world’s two largest economies are placing starkly different bets on how to power the future — and those bets are rapidly reshaping the industrial map. On one side stands China, racing to dominate clean-energy manufacturing while still leaning heavily...
Chinese Fishing Vessel

Japan Seizes Chinese Fishing Vessel After Alleged Attempt to Flee Inspection in Nagasaki Waters, Raising Fresh Tensions with Beijing

Japanese authorities have seized a Chinese fishing vessel that allegedly attempted to flee when ordered to stop for inspection in waters off southwestern Japan, a move that risks adding further strain to already tense relations between Tokyo and Beijing. According...
Kim Ju Ae, North Korea

North Korea leader Kim Jong Un’s Daughter, Kim Ju Ae- and Why Is She Widely Viewed as His Heir Apparent

Kim Jong Un’s decision to bring his daughter into the global spotlight has triggered intense speculation about the future leadership of North Korea, as Seoul’s spy agency now assesses that the young girl widely known as Kim Ju Ae has...
Jetstar , Qantas

Qantas to Exit Jetstar Japan, Ending Australian Ownership as Low-Cost Carrier Prepares Full Rebrand

Australia’s Qantas Group will fully exit Jetstar Japan in 2026, selling its remaining stake in the low-cost carrier to a consortium of Japanese investors and triggering a complete rebrand, according to a Reuters report. The move will bring to a...
Suspects Escape With $3.4m in Cash Packed in Suitcases Following Late-Night Robbery in Downtown Tokyo

Suspects Escape With $3.4m in Cash Packed in Suitcases Following Late-Night Robbery in Downtown Tokyo

A group of three suspects robbed five people on a street in central Tokyo late on Jan 29, escaping with suitcases that reportedly contained about 420 million yen (S$3.4 million) in cash, according to Japanese police. The robbery took place...
North Korea Announces Ambitious 2026 Construction Drive Across 20 Regions Ahead of Ninth Party Congress

North Korea Announces Ambitious 2026 Construction Drive Across 20 Regions Ahead of Ninth Party Congress

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has announced ambitious plans for large-scale construction projects across the country in 2026, including the simultaneous development of industrial factories in 20 regions, state media KCNA reported Thursday. The move comes as the country...
APEC China 2026

China to Host First APEC Senior Officials’ Meeting in February, Marking Start of ‘APEC China Year’ Ahead of November Leaders’ Summit

China will host the first Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Senior Officials’ Meeting and related events from February 1 to 10, marking the opening of the APEC “China Year” as the country prepares to convene the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting...
Heavy Snowstorms Threaten Japan as Winter Election Approaches

Heavy Snowstorms Threaten Japan as Winter Election Approaches

Northern and western Japan are bracing for severe snowstorms later this week, with forecasters warning of potential disruptions as the country gears up for its first winter election in 36 years. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued warnings on Jan. 29,...
Former South Korean First Lady Kim Keon Hee

South Korea Court Sentences Former First Lady Kim Keon Hee to 20 Months in Prison for Bribery Case

A South Korean court on Wednesday sentenced former first lady Kim Keon Hee to 20 months in prison for accepting luxury gifts, including Chanel bags and a diamond pendant, from Unification Church officials in exchange for political favours. Kim, the...
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