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China steps up patrols near TaiwanChina has launched a special maritime operation east of Taiwan. This action escalates Beijing's response to recent talks between Japan and ...- Tropical storm Jangmi hits Southwestern Japan: Injures 9 in Japan, people urged to evacuate, leaves thousands without powerTyphoon Jangmi, a severe tropical storm, battered southwestern Japan on Tuesday. The storm cut off power to tens of thousands of homes, gro...
- 'Nobody will fly': India's plane versus train battle gets a twistIndia's Railway Minister said upcoming bullet trains will dominate short-haul routes like Mumbai-Pune and Bengaluru-Chennai, mirroring glob...
- The stunning way China is using America's own playbook to hit the US where it hurts most, and Washington has no idea how to respondChina Detains Panama-Flagged Ships: Nearly 70 Panamanian vessels held in Chinese ports. COSCO suspending operations at Balboa. A $2 billion...
- How Asia-Pacific is fighting a fuel shock that could get worseAsian nations are grappling with prolonged energy supply strains due to the Middle East conflict, prompting governments to implement costly...
- Japan to roll out prepaid transport card for foreign visitors from MayJapan will launch a new prepaid IC card, “Tourist Pasmo”, for foreign travellers in May, according to Kyodo News. Issued by Pasmo Co., the ...
- Tokyo train lines halted after power outage strands thousands during morning rushA fire near Tamachi Station caused a major power outage on Tokyo's Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku railway lines Friday morning. Thousands of co...
- Evacuation ordered in northern Japan, flights and trains canceled in Tokyo as a typhoon approachesTyphoon Ampil threatened northern Japan, prompting the evacuation of thousands over concerns of flooding and mudslides. Flights and trains ...
- Be prepared for long wait at Tokyo airport on arrival: IOA chief to Olympic-bound athletesThe first batch of India's Olympic-bound athletes is set to depart for Tokyo on July 17. More than 120 athletes are bound for the Games.
- COVID-19 impact: New Olympic date likely 'this week': OrganisersNew dates for the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics will likely be revealed this week, organisers said Monday after the coronavirus forced the hi...
- Japan, wary of North Korea, works to secure infrastructure after Sony attackNational Information Security Center, working through various ministries, is pressing companies to improve their security from cyberattacks.
- Japan unveils 500 kmph bullet trainOfficials at Central Japan Railway unveiled the L0 model on Monday at its test track in Yamanashi Prefecture, central Japan.
- Nissan recalls two million cars over faulty engine systemNissan will exchange for free defective parts on certain models, as the fault may "cause the engine to stall while running", the company sa...
- Toyota, Honda, Nissan to recall 100,000 vehiclesToyota, Honda, Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors will recall more than 100,000 vehicles in Japan due to defective air bags and seat belts. Toyot...
- Toyoda promises to regain consumer confidence in ToyotaToyota Motor Corporation President Akio Toyoda has met Premier Yukio Hatoyama and promised him to improve quality control to regain consume...
- Japan to review car recall system: ReportsJapan's transport ministry may review and improve its car recall system, reports said Sunday, as Toyota Motor Corp. battles accusations it ...
- India seeks Japanese expertise in urbanisationViewing Japan as a role model for India in the area of urbanisation, government on Monday sought its cooperation in the development of urba...
- Jindal Group enters into $200 billion deal with Japanese companyTwo Jindal Group companies; JSW Steel and JSW Energy have signed a 10-year deal worth more than $ 200 billion with a Japanese shipping firm...
- Japan shelves plan to cap foreign investment in airportsJapan's government on Friday shelved a proposal to restrict foreign ownership of airports amid concern that the move would undermine wider ...
- IATA chief warns Japan on airport privatisationThe head of the International Air Transport Association urged Japan on Thursday to avoid repeating the same mistakes as in past airport pri...
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