Ending Fukushima-related ban, China agrees to allow Japanese seafood imports – eventually
China has agreed to end its ban on Japanese seafood imports – eventually. China’s ban was implemented in August 2023 after Japanese authorities approved the release of treated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which was damaged by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011.
China-Russia navy drills show they are willing and able to undermine growing military ties between US, Japan and South Korea, ...
Asian equity markets were nearly universally higher overnight after the US Fed cut rates by 0.50%, despite a lackluster ...
The Indonesian Coal Miners Association (ICMA) expects imports by China and India to peak in 2025, ending growth in global ...
Today’s space race is increasingly being defined by cooperation rather than competition and Asian nations are important ...
Inter-state rivalry, domestic instability and terrorism in West Africa may force Beijing to reassess its approach to the ...
Viking announced its return to China as the 930-guest Viking Yi Dun, formerly the Viking Sun, completed its first voyage from ...
Southeast Asia has solidified its position as a key player in the global semiconductor industry. Tower Semiconductor of ...
When China lost even Ray Dalio, you know Asia’s biggest economy has got some serious troubles ahead.
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