One quarter of more than 200 heat waves that occurred worldwide this century may have been impossible without human-induced global warming. Emissions from the world’s largest fossil fuel and cement companies played... Read more »
What do Mao’s 1953 Korean War speech and Yang Jiechi’s 2021 Alaska Summit remarks have to do with the escalating US–China trade war? In Chinese official media responses, history and emotionally charged... Read more »
[SINGAPORE] Amid heightened uncertainty, Asia can stand out by offering “a differentiated value proposition”, said Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong on Thursday (Sep 11). The world is seeing sharpening strategic rivalries,... Read more »
VARANASI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will have bilateral talks with his Mauritian counterpart, Navinchandra Ramgoolam, in his parliamentary constituency of Varanasi on Thursday. At around 11.30 a.m. in Varanasi, PM Modi will... Read more »
And that regret is entirely on us, not on Shimosa Nakayama Station. Our ace reporter Mr. Sato has been living in Tokyo’s Nakano neighborhood for a long time, which means he’s taken... Read more »
Section 2. a. Freedom of the Press The constitution stated citizens “enjoy freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration.” Authorities, however, did not respect... Read more »
Rather than ‘wait and see’, companies should ‘wait and do’ by upgrading and upskilling ahead of time, he adds [SINGAPORE] Companies thinking of arbitraging between different US tariff rates “have to be... Read more »
The Himalayan nation reeled under a grave political crisis, with Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigning on Tuesday amid large-scale demonstrations in Kathmandu, and protesters setting on fire the Nepalese leader’s... Read more »
113 races, zero wins, and countless memories. They say that everyone loves a winner, but they also say there’s an exception to every rule. Perhaps the biggest exception of all was Haru... Read more »
SINGAPORE: A housewife has been ordered to pay S$25,000 (US$19,500) in damages for defaming a company that sells produce from Taiwan, because she made disparaging comments about its kale and beansprouts, including... Read more »