Art and Design Technology Graduate Intern

‘I’m the boss’, Trump says at G7, as he warms to Ukraine’s war aims

Trump told a press conference that Russia was losing more soldiers ⁠than Ukraine in the war, describing Moscow as the "offensive" party in the conflict.

Music Awards Japan levels up and looks ahead

Japan's largest music award ceremony moved to Tokyo for its second year, with a night of electric performances and artists honored in 78 categories.

JR East recasts Tokyo’s Ueno Station as a cultural gateway

The station, which acts as a gateway linking Tokyo with northern and central Japan, will offer visitors opportunities to view artworks and interact with digital art.

Japan’s trade balance swings to deficit as yen inflates imports

The deficit suggests trade may weigh on growth in the second quarter, when economists largely expect a slowdown due to the impact of the war in Iran.

Qatar plans to rapidly restart LNG output after Strait of Hormuz reopens

The country is aiming to restore most of its export capacity within two months.

G7 leaders discuss ‘trusted partners’ access to cutting-edge U.S. AI models

Such a scheme would ​allow G7 countries to use the models to develop stronger cybersecurity ​defenses against ‌rivals such as China.

Japan music label Avex's Bruno Mars deal is part of $100m overseas push

India's Kaynes enters Japan's chip assembly market with local partners

Vietnam group plans $360m plane repair hub with Hong Kong, Japan partners

Japanese researchers find new ways to detect cyanide poisoning

The study, conducted by researchers from institutions including Kindai University and the Aichi Prefectural Police Department, was published in a toxicology journal in May.

Japan’s FTC raids six ice cream makers over allegedly creating price cartel

The companies raising suggested retail prices may have affected wholesale prices and raised costs for consumers.

Japan set to enact bill criminalizing vandalism of the national flag

Backing from the opposition Democratic Party for the People paves the way for the bill's passage through the upper house, where the ruling bloc is a minority force.

Trump, Iran and the wily ‘art’ of the digital deal

For Tehran, the lack of ceremony allows it to minimize internal political backlash by portraying the deal as a temporary technical arrangement rather than a binding concession.

LDP still considering cutting sales tax to zero for food

The ruling party pledged during February's general election campaign to speed up discussions on suspending the tax on food for two years with a view to going ahead with it.

Shippers and oil giants seek clarity on U.S.-Iran peace deal

While U.S. President Donald Trump has posted on social media that ships are starting to move through the strait, there are still urgent questions to answer.

Japan and Italy agree to promote fighter jet development with U.K.

Leaders of the two nations also agreed to boost cooperation on economic security, including expanding supply chains for rare earths and other critical minerals.

Right-wing feud strengthens Andy Burnham’s bid to be next British PM

The Labour Party mayor could win a by-election in Makerfield because the populist right-wing vote is likely to be divided between Reform U.K. and Restore Britain.

First Direct Detection of Star-Forming Gas in Early Galaxies

First Direct Detection of Star-Forming Gas in Early Galaxies Astronomical observations provide new insights into how galaxies formed and grew during the Universe’s first billion years Understanding how galaxies formed…

Trump’s Iran accord offers exit from war — and fresh political risks

The move exposes the U.S. preident to criticism from within his party, skepticism from allies and questions over whether the deal will hold.

Tokyo startup to pitch neural-linked rehab abroad with fresh funds