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US, UK, Japan diplomatic contingents in Taiwan are bigger than ever

May 8, 2025

Are there any truly safe assets anymore?

May 1, 2025

Overseas visitors to expo are a boon to Osaka retailers

April 26, 2025

One-room condo investments are increasingly out of reach for Japan’s salaried workers

April 21, 2025

Rapidus' chip plans are 'good for world,' IBM CEO says

April 18, 2025

Startups are a key component of economic security

April 15, 2025

People need to know when they are chatting with AI: Yuval Noah Harari

April 6, 2025

ASEAN+3 economies are not immune to yen carry trade pullbacks

April 3, 2025

China’s smartphone giants are redefining AI — at a cost to privacy

January 13, 2025

Democrats push Pepsi to prove it doesn’t offer sweetheart pricing to big retailers
Top-ranking Democrats are pressing Pepsi for information on its pricing, renewing pressure on a major consumer brand as inflation concerns persist under the new Republican administration. The letter, sent Sunday evening by Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey and Rep. Jerry Nadler of New York and seen by NBC News,…
Hot & dry weather predicted across Pakistan
Hot & dry weather predicted across Pakistan The Meteorological Office has announced that most parts of the country are likely to experience dry and hot weather over the next 24 hours. However, heavy rain and hail are expected in certain areas. Rain with strong winds is expected in Islamabad and nearby areas. Murree, Galyat, Rawalpindi,…
Japan’s Dai-ichi Life to boost stake in UK hedge fund Capula
TOKYO — Japanese life insurance group Dai-ichi Life Holdings will make U.K.-based hedge fund Capula Investment Management an equity-method affiliate, looking to tap the company’s bond investment expertise amid market turbulence. Subsidi Dai-ichi Life Insurance acquired Capula shares from trading house Mitsubishi Corp. in 2018 and now holds just under a 5% stake. It plans to…
Trump executive order aims to slash drug prices, possibly including weight-loss drugs
President Donald Trump on Monday is set to sign a sweeping executive order that aims to cut prescription drug costs in the U.S. by aligning what the government pays for certain medications to the prices paid in other countries. The order, experts say, is a reimagined and far more aggressive version of Trump’s policy during…
Pakistan always desires peace; not to accept any violation of its sovereignty: PM
Pakistan always desires peace; not to accept any violation of its sovereignty: PM Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed that Pakistan had always desired peace in South Asia but would never accept any violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity. While speaking with the Ambassador of Turkiye, Irfan Neziroglu, the prime minister said Pakistan had…
Is Taiwan ‘existential’ to US interest?: 5 things to know
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Defense Department has begun developing the 2025 National Defense Strategy, a study that Defense Secret Pete Hegseth described as “the single most important document” to ensure the Pentagon is operating in line with President Donald Trump’s priorities. One item that is being keenly watched will how much emphasis will be placed…
Newark Airport woes persist with ground delay and more than 80 cancellations
Travel woes persisted Monday at beleaguered Newark Liberty International Airport Airport in New Jersey with a ground delay in effect. The Federal Aviation Administration said departures from Newark would be delayed an average of 19 minutes through 9 p.m. ET. There were over 45 delays at the airport and over 80 cancellations as of 9:30…
PM’s youth laptop scheme- Complete details here
PM’s youth laptop scheme- Complete details here The deadline to apply for the Prime Minister’s Youth Laptop Scheme (PMLS) Phase-IV is quickly approaching, with May 20 set as the last day to submit applications. Thousands of students have already applied, and the scheme’s official portal has seen a significant increase in activity recently. This major…
Philippines elections live: First partial Senate results declared
MANILA — Tens of millions of Filipinos have voted in the country’s midterm elections, which will select half the 24-strong Senate, all 317 members of the House of Representatives and thousands of local municipal leaders and legislators. Polls closed, at 7 p.m. local time, and, thanks to automated counting, the majority of unofficial returns are…