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Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Small cars, big stakes: Trump airs frustration with Japan automakers

April 25, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Trump’s tariff shockwaves force Asia to rethink trade strategies

April 18, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: A round-the-clock ride on the Trump tariff roller coaster

April 11, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Tokyo in bloom, tech scoops, tariffs, and newsroom changes

April 6, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Trump tariffs, rattled allies, and a personal farewell

March 29, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: U.S.-Japan steel saga is not over yet

January 13, 2025

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Japan’s political uncertainty

November 1, 2024

Letter from Nikkei Asia’s editor: Asia’s groundbreaking Nobel Prize wins

October 18, 2024

China’s price wars come for its baijiu liquor makers
SHANGHAI — Companies in China’s $165 billion baijiu liquor market are dangling steep discounts and warning of a growth slowdown this year, raising an additional red flag on the state of the world’s second-largest economy. At an alcohol expo in the western city of Luzhou, known as the “city of liquor,” in late March, visitors…
Scaling UK tech is a geopolitical imperative
Amid the economic malaise that followed the 2008 financial crisis in the UK – record unemployment, sluggish growth, tight fiscal consolidation – a game-changing policy drive was beginning to take shape. This shift, driven by the Conservative-led coalition government at the time, was designed to transform the UK into “Incubator Britain” – attracting software and…
Prince Harry speaks out after losing court battle over security
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Now Playing Prince Harry speaks out after losing court battle over security 01:31 UP NEXT Growing concern over lead levels in Milwaukee public schools 02:14 There’s Good News Tonight: Southwest flight attendant gives passengers an outlet to share mid-air 01:28…
Police investigate after white mother used racist slur at Minnesota park
Video taken at a Minnesota public park this week shows a white woman apparently admitting she used a racist slur against a Black youth she accused of taking an item that belongs to her child. The man who recorded the video, Sharmake Omar, 30, said in an interview Friday that the 5-year-old child was called…
Judge orders mental health assessment for man accused of killing 11 at Vancouver festival
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A Canadian judge on Friday ordered a man accused of ramming his sport utility vehicle through a Filipino heritage festival crowd, killing 11 people and injuring dozens, to receive a mental health assessment to determine if he’s fit to stand trial. A publicity ban prevents the publication of why Judge Reginal…
Sheriff says Elway golf cart incident appears to be a ‘tragic accident’
The California sheriff whose office is investigating the death of John Elway’s agent after a golf cart incident said on Friday that the deadly fall appears to be an accident. Elway, one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, was reported to have been driving the golf cart Saturday night in the Palm Springs-area community…
With his communal journal, Southwest employee invites passengers to let their feelings fly
DALLAS — If you board a plane with flight attendant John McKay, you’re likely going to be offered much more than a bag of pretzels. That’s because in addition to his carry-on, the Las Vegas-based Southwest Airlines employee packs a journal that really belongs to his passengers. Sometimes McKay makes an announcement, other times he…
Singapore polls open in first test of PM Wong’s mandate
SINGAPORE — Singaporeans headed to the polls on Saturday in the first electoral test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, as the trade-reliant nation navigates rising global uncertainty and economic headwinds. Polling stations opened at 8 a.m. local time and will close at 8 p.m. Sample counts are expected to be released later tonight, with full…
Judge strikes down Trump order targeting Perkins Coie law firm
WASHINGTON — A federal judge Friday struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting the law firm Perkins Coie in a blistering opinion calling the president’s efforts “an unprecedented attack” on the U.S. judicial system. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell issued a permanent injunction barring the enforcing of any part of Trump’s order from March,…