NATO Starlift project proposes shared satellite-launch access with Japan to speed replacements NATO’s Starlift project seeks shared launch access with Japan to speed replacement of failed satellites and spur local …
Japan to launch Japan-Mercosur talks by summer, faces Brazil beef hurdle Japan to launch Japan-Mercosur talks by summer to secure resources and expand trade with a 300m market; Brazil beef …
Japan and Toyota Urge Revisions to EU EV Subsidy Rules Tying Aid to In‑Bloc Assembly Japan and automakers, led by Toyota, urge the EU to amend proposed ‘Made in Europe’ …
Japan’s National Intelligence Bureau Set to Launch by July 2026 Japan to form an intelligence bureau by July 2026 with about 700 staff, new hiring tracks and AI tools to …
BOJ Data Suggests ¥4.5 Trillion Yen Intervention During Golden Week Bank of Japan money-market figures indicate roughly ¥4.5 trillion ($28.8bn) of yen-buying intervention in the first six days of May, …
Baekje belt fittings with phoenix and demon motifs unearthed at Sudo Senninzuka Kofun in Fuji City Gilded Baekje belt fittings with phoenix and demon motifs were unearthed at Sudo Senninzuka …
Japan-UAE oil deal: Tokyo agrees to buy 20 million barrels from the UAE Japan secures a 20-million-barrel crude purchase from the UAE to shore up supplies as the Strait of …
Japan bolstering economic ties with Africa to secure oil and industrial minerals Japan bolstering economic ties with Africa as Tokyo steps up diplomatic and trade outreach to oil- and mineral-rich …
Sanae Takaichi’s fiscal spending plans strained by Hormuz energy crisis Rising oil prices linked to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are complicating Sanae Takaichi’s fiscal spending plans, prompting closed-door …
Japan opens talks with the Philippines on Abukuma-class escort ship export Japan begins talks with the Philippines to export retired Abukuma-class escort ships after April rule changes; legal reform, training …
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