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Inundated with tourists, Japanese towns look to taxes on visitors

May 4, 2025

Japan auto parts makers look at passing on tariff costs: Nikkei survey

May 2, 2025

Japan travel agencies look abroad for growth as Japanese tourists stay home

April 29, 2025

Indian students look beyond US amid immigration crackdown

April 25, 2025

Asian bonds look firmer than U.S. peers amid Trump tariff chaos

April 15, 2025

India, others look to lower trade barriers to avoid Trump reciprocal tariffs

March 31, 2025

Japan should look beyond borders for boardroom talent

November 6, 2024

Japanese drones to look for land mines in Ukraine

October 17, 2024

Flights between Pakistan, UAE restarts after hiatus
Flights between Pakistan, UAE restarts after hiatus Air travel between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has restarted, with flights now operating from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah airports to multiple destinations in Pakistan. According to UAE aviation authorities, major airports in the Emirates have restarted operations for Pakistan-bound flights. Dubai Airport officials confirmed…
‘China here, China there’: Cambodian city reshaped by Chinese money
BAVET, Cambodia — As Chinese manufacturers ramping up investment in this Cambodian border city, whole neighborhoods cropping up in the area to cater to them, and there are signs that the factories are putting a strain on the power grid and labor market. Bavet in Svay Rieng province, more than three hours from Phnom Penh by…
Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine, a Gaza ceasefire and release of hostages in Sunday appeal
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV called for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza with the release of hostages and delivery of humanitarian aid in his first Sunday noon blessing as pontiff. “Never again war!” Leo said from the loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica. Recalling the end of World War…
How Leo became the unexpected pope
“Nobody does drama like the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church,” said Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, shortly after emerging from the conclave that elected Pope Leo XIV on Thursday. The quick decision, made some 33 hours after the Sistine Chapel’s doors closed and the cardinals went into sequestration, was a sign that…
Tribal communities risk losing local libraries and the history they hold amid DOGE cuts
Inside a 90-square-mile stretch of rural reservation between the eastern Jemez Mountains and the banks of the Rio Grande River sits the Santa Clara Pueblo Community Libr, an anchor for the northern New Mexico tribe it serves. Internet service across the Santa Clara Pueblo reservation is sparse, the tribe’s governor, James Naranjo, told NBC News,…
After his son was killed in a Marine helicopter crash, a father says outdated technology robbed loved ones of answers
In a statement to NBC News on Friday, a Marine spokesperson confirmed that upgrading the Super Stallions with the technology is “cost-prohibitive” due to the remaining service life of the aircraft. The Marines have been using the powerful Super Stallions to transport heavy equipment, supplies and troops for more than 30 years, according to the…
Chimpanzees use some features of language to talk to each other
New research suggests wild chimpanzees have developed a far more nuanced communication system than previously realized, using several mechanisms that combine their vocalizations to create new meaning. These elements of chimpanzee communication, described in a study published Friday in the journal Science Advances, resemble some of the fundamental building blocks of human language. Scientists analyzed…
How cuts to DEI and a soft job market may affect new Black college grads
Howard University senior Dezmond Rosier had his sights set on the federal government to begin his career. The 22-year-old, who graduated this month with a bachelor’s degree in political science and an economics minor, planned to apply to the Department of Education, but cuts to the department’s workforce and the Trump administration’s efforts to ditch…
Disagreements on Iran, Gaza straining Trump-Netanyahu relationship
WASHINGTON — When President Donald Trump took office in Janu, he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were closely aligned on how to approach the most pressing issues in their relationship: the war in Gaza and aggression from Iran. Trump lifted a hold the Biden administration had put on sending large bombs to Israel. He encouraged Israeli…