Ishiba Sends Offering To Yasukuni Shrine Ahead Of Election

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Sent An Offering To Yasukuni Shrine, His Office Said On Thursday, Drawing Criticism From South Korea Which Views The Shrine As A Symbol Of Japan's Militaristic Past.

Blockbuster Chinese Video Game Sparks Debate On Sexism In Nations Gaming Industry

A Blockbuster New Chinese Video Game Hailed As A Milestone For The Country’s Gaming Industry Has Put An Unexpected Spotlight On

Japan Economy Grows For 2nd Straight Quarter On Back Of Consumer Spending

Japan’s Economy Eked Out An Annual Rate Of 0.9% Growth In The July-September Period As Consumer Spending Held Up, Government Data Showed Friday.

Japan May Require More Elderly People To Foot 30% Of Their Medical Costs

The Government Will Consider Requiring More Elderly People To Bear 30% Of Their Medical Costs In An Outline Of Measures To Deal With The Aging Population Adopted Friday.

EU Slaps Meta With A Nearly 800 Million Euro Fine For Engaging In Abusive Marketplace Practices

European Union Regulators Hit Facebook Parent Meta With A Fine Of Nearly 800 Million Euros On Thursday For What They Call “abusive Practices” Involving Its Marketplace Online Classified Ads Business.