Japan moves to build AI disaster relief system to speed distribution of aid Japan plans an AI disaster relief system to coordinate aid using government and private data, aiming for …
Australia Weighs Breakup of Big Four Accounting Firms as Audit Reforms Advance Canberra explores separating auditing units from consulting arms of the Big Four accounting firms to address conflicts of …
Lotus Eyes U.S. Production for New Plug-in Hybrid SUV after Tariff Shock Geely-backed Lotus is weighing U.S. assembly for its new plug-in hybrid SUV as tariffs and soft demand cut …
Tokyo to Consider Lifting Ban on Bear Hunting in Tokyo After Rising Sightings Tokyo plans conditional reopening of bear hunting in Tokyo as it develops a new management plan by …
Thailand signals renewed push for CPTPP membership while pursuing EU trade pact Thailand signals renewed interest in CPTPP membership and seeks an EU trade pact to protect exporters and diversify …
Subaru Ascent Poised for Japanese Debut, Company Eyes Second Half of 2026 Subaru will introduce the Subaru Ascent in Japan in the second half of 2026, using simplified certification to …
Japan Plans Early Warning Drones and Mobile Radar for Ogasawara to Strengthen Pacific Surveillance Japan to field early warning drones and mobile radar on Ogasawara islands to boost Pacific surveillance, …
Denso May Withdraw Acquisition Proposal for Rohm as Three-Way Semiconductor Talks Advance Denso may withdraw its acquisition proposal for Rohm as Rohm pursues semiconductor integration talks with Toshiba and Mitsubishi …
Japan Weighs Sending Minesweepers to the Strait of Hormuz Japan is studying sending minesweepers to the Strait of Hormuz after a U.S. request, weighing legal limits, operational uncertainties and diplomatic …
Japan Considers Framework for Mutual Funds Investing in Private Assets to Open Retail Access to Startups Tokyo is weighing rules to allow mutual funds investing in private assets so retail …
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