- January 11th, 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently took a direct approach to address growing public discontent about immigration. Sitting on a leather armchair, he explained his government's new plan to reduce immigration by approximately 20 percent. The videos aim to counter...
Taiwan's military carried out an early morning air defence drill on Thursday (Nov 28), testing its response and engagement procedures just days ahead of President Lai Ching-te’s diplomatic trip to the Pacific, which includes planned transit stops in the United...
Japan’s tax revenues are poised to reach an all-time high for the fifth consecutive fiscal year, driven by robust corporate earnings and rising inflation, according to four government sources familiar with the matter. The current fiscal year, ending in March...
South Korea is reeling from an unseasonably intense snowstorm that battered the country for a second consecutive day on Thursday, leaving a trail of disruptions, casualties, and significant economic implications. With flights grounded, transportation paralyzed, and lives lost, the nation...
As Donald Trump’s potential return to the White House looms over the political horizon, a growing number of anxious Americans are revisiting the idea of moving to Canada. The phenomenon, which has surfaced after previous Republican victories, seems to have...
The Democratic Party's defeat in the November elections can be attributed to several factors, but a glaring issue was the failure in succession planning. President Joe Biden’s refusal to step down after a single term, coupled with his appointment of...
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is unlikely to implement policy changes abrupt enough to derail ongoing budget discussions, a senior member of the Democratic Party for the People (DPP) suggested on Wednesday. Motohisa Furukawa, the DPP's tax chief, emphasized in...
Pony AI Inc., a leading autonomous-driving technology company, is pivoting its focus towards diversifying its supply chain and targeting international markets beyond the United States. This strategic shift, announced by CEO James Peng, comes amid escalating geopolitical tensions between Beijing...
Shares of Japanese semiconductor-related companies soared on Thursday after reports emerged that the US government is considering milder-than-expected restrictions on exports of chip equipment and AI memory semiconductors to China. The announcement triggered a rally in Japan’s high-stakes chip manufacturing...
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