Britain Remains On Board Next Generation Fighter Jet Plan With Japan, Italy

The British Government Has Decided To Remain On Board A Joint Fighter Jet Development Program With Japan And Italy Following A Review Of Defense Expenditure, Amid Speculation The Plan Could Be Axed, A Source Close To The Matter Said Saturday.

Mike Leigh On Hard Truths And His Moviemaking Struggles

When The British Filmmaker Mike Leigh Was 6, His Father, A Doctor Who Would Oppose His Son Becoming An Artist, Told Him To Quit Drawing Pictures Of People.

Japan Records ¥294.3 Bil Trade Deficit On Weak Yen, Slowing Exports

Japan Racked Up A Trade Deficit Of 294.3 Billion Yen In September, According To Finance Ministry Data Released Thursday, As Exports Fell To Key Destinations Like China.

Projects Eye Better Sports Facility Access For People With Disabilities

The Sasakawa Sports Foundation, Together With Other Organizations, Has Launched A New Initiative To Help Individuals With Severe Disabilities Exercise At Local Sports Facilities.

Japan Ramps Up Tech Ambitions With ¥10 Tril For AI, Chips

Japan Is Readying A Big Push In Microchips And Artificial Intelligence Aimed At Reclaiming Its Status As A Global Tech Leader And Meeting The Urgent Challenges Of Its Aging, Shrinking Population.