Hong Kong Leader Questions Japan Ties Over Taiwan Remarks
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee cast doubt on the value of exchanges with Japan due to “extremely erroneous remarks” that damaged the atmosphere for
Japan ‘crossed a red line’ with Taiwan remarks, Chinese foreign minister says
apan “crossed a red line” with comments by its new leader suggesting a potential military intervention over Taiwan, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Sunday.
Japan’s visa fees are set to jump. Will it worsen foreign labour shortages?
Japan’s plan to sharply raise residency visa fees for foreigners to levels comparable with Western countries has split opinion among expatriates, who fear the move
India’s submarine deficit persists as China bolsters Pakistan’s undersea power
The Indian Navy has marked a milestone with the launch of its first locally made anti-submarine ship, but it still faces a naval capabilities gap
How China-Japan dispute will boost South Korean tourism, from cruises to flights
Chinese cruise operators are scrambling to avoid Japanese ports as Beijing and Tokyo engage in a diplomatic dispute, which is expected to spur demand for
How latest China-Japan row highlights lack of communication channels
The escalating tensions between China and Japan have highlighted what some observers see as a deeper problem – the lack of stable communication channels. The row started
Trump says Ukraine plan ‘not my final offer’ after EU leaders warn deal needs work
Kyiv’s European allies held crisis talks after details of the U.S. plan first came to light, amid fears it could constitute another ultimatum from Washington.
White House to pitch a Trump Obamacare extension with limits
The White House expects to soon unveil a health policy framework that includes a two-year extension of Obamacare subsidies due to expire at the end
Trump quietly holds off on Canada tariff increase
President Donald Trump has yet to follow through on his threat to impose an additional 10 percent tariff on Canadian imports, four weeks after he
Taiwan Has Reached Its Tipping Point
China has long used coercion short of war in a bid to make Taiwan fold without a fight, while also readying a military hammer to