Ulchi Freedom Shield: U.S. and South Korea to Hold Large-Scale Exercises in August 2026 South Korea and the U.S. will hold Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises in August 2026 to bolster …
Natural Wine Finds Foothold in Tokyo Amid Climate Woes and Weak Yen Tokyo restaurants and importers expand natural wine offerings despite climate-hit harvests and a weak yen, reshaping supply chains …
Government Approves Food Consumption Tax Cut to 1% to Ease Household Burden Cabinet approves a food consumption tax cut from 8% to 1% on August 5, 2026, promising household savings …
Southeast Asia electric vehicle market surges as BYD expands beyond EVs and VinFast boosts Vietnam Growing demand for electric vehicles is reshaping the Southeast Asia electric vehicle market, with Chinese …
Australian commodity producers see revenues surge as LNG and metal prices climb Surging LNG and metal prices, driven by Middle East supply concerns and a global data‑centre boom, have lifted …
Lee Jae Myung to seek South Korea AI fund in San Francisco talks President Lee flies to San Francisco July 24 to pitch a permanent South Korea AI fund to …
Singapore economy slows to 5.7% in Q2 2026 as Middle East conflict tempers AI-driven gains Singapore economy grew 5.7% year-on-year in Q2 2026, slowing from Q1 as Middle East conflict …
Yen Strengthens After Katayama Urges Pension Funds to Boost Domestic Investment Japan moves to coax pension capital home as yen rallies and long-term yields soften following Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama’s …
U.S. Steel Contributes to Nippon Steel Profits One Year After Acquisition, CEO Says One year after the deal, U.S. Steel has begun contributing to parent Nippon Steel’s profits through cost …
Liquid cooling adoption surges in Japan as data centers race to cut energy use Japan’s data centers turn to liquid cooling to curb rising power demands from AI workloads, with …
The Tokyo Tribune @2020 – All Rights Reserved.
