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Nintendo Switch 2 finds way into China via Hong Kong

June 19, 2025

India becomes No. 2 air conditioner market, surpassing Japan

June 19, 2025

Japan buys Russian crude oil for first time in over 2 years

June 12, 2025

Nintendo Switch 2 sells at record pace as 3.5m units go in 4 days

June 11, 2025

Nintendo looks to break hit-and-miss cycle with Switch 2 launch

June 10, 2025

2 Chinese aircraft carriers seen operating in Pacific near Japan

June 9, 2025

South Korea stocks extend post-election rally, jump 2% on reform optimism

June 9, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Nintendo’s Switch 2 is out; now the game is getting one

June 6, 2025

Switch 2 launches with Nintendo clamping down on scalpers

June 5, 2025

Japan chemicals maker Taiyo’s president ousted by shareholders
TOKYO — Taiyo Holdings President Eiji Sato’s reappointment as a board member was rejected Saturday at the chemical maker’s general shareholders meeting, with top investor DIC and the founding family voting against the resolution. Sato will step down as president as a result, in a rare development at a publicly traded company in Japan. Compatriot…
Does Japan still need women’s universities?
Mikiko Nishimura is a professor of the sociology of education at International Christian University in Tokyo. Women’s universities are fighting for survival in Japan. Since 2000, 25 private women’s universities have become co-educational, while two have been abolished and two more are in the process of closing. According to Hideko Takeyasu, president of Kyoto Women’s…
A Landmark Breakthrough in Pakistan’s Energy (Power) Sector
A Landmark Breakthrough in Pakistan’s Energy (Power) Sector In what is being hailed as a landmark financial and structural breakthrough, Pakistan has tackled the longstanding issue of Circular Debt (CD) in the country’s power sector—without passing on additional burden to electricity consumers. At the heart of this reform lies the Task Force on Energy, constituted…
Iran ready to launch 400 missiles at Israel after Zionist strikes killed 9 IRGC soldiers
Iran ready to launch 400 missiles at Israel after Zionist strikes killed 9 IRGC soldiers The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has entered its 10th day, with rising casualties and intensified milit actions. On Saturday, nine members of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) were reported martyred following fresh Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian missile…
Toyota Corolla Cross Price & Specifications in Pakistan- June 2025
Toyota Corolla Cross Price & Specifications in Pakistan- June 2025 The Toyota Corolla Cross 2025 is an all-new stylish SUV with excellent performance as it joins an ever-expanding Toyota SUV family with marvelous hybrid features. Being modern and stylish as well as offering great fuel economy, this vehicle will meet the needs of families and…
What to expect when (or if) Elon Musk launches a Tesla robotaxi service
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been promising self-driving cars for a decade, and the moment of truth may finally be here. Musk, who’s mostly back in the private sector after his chain saw-wielding turn in the Trump administration, has said that Tesla plans to launch a robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday. Though he…
Mahmoud Khalil vows to keep speaking out against the war in Gaza
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Mahmoud Khalil vows to keep speaking out against the war in Gaza: ‘The fight is far from over’ 03:07 UP NEXT ‘Justice will prevail’: Khalil speaks out after release from detention center 04:04 Judge orders Trump administration to…
B2 bombers headed to Guam as conflict enters 9th day
Diplomatic efforts at de-escalating the conflict between Iran and Israel have so far faltered, producing more posturing and platitudes than signs of progess. At a tense session at the United Nations Security Council yesterday, Iranian and Israeli representatives traded sharp insults and vowed to keep fighting in an inconclusive meeting. Meanwhile, European diplomats have attempted…
Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil returns home to New York area
Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University student released after more than three months in ICE detention, arrived in the New York metropolitan area on Saturday. Immigration authorities had arrested Khalil, 30, in March at the university housing complex where he lived in New York City. He was quickly transported thousands of miles away to a detention…