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International artists find more opportunity in Japan's anime industry

Japan trade minister holds brief talks with Chinese counterpart amid diplomatic row

Trade minister Ryosei Akazawa is the most senior ​Japanese official to visit China since a diplomatic dispute between the two countries erupted in November.

Malaysian food startup aims to commercialize lab-grown unagi

Takaichi considering new quota for growth investment

The plan would cover 17 growth areas, including artificial intelligence and semiconductors, to support long-term corporate investments.

China squeezes Japan over rare earths in repeat of 2010 showdown

The halt to exports ⁠began shortly after a diplomatic row over Taiwan erupted in November.

Japan part of fentanyl-smuggling route, US official says

At Singapore International Festival of Arts, theater spills into everyday life

Tze Chien Chong, the new director of Singapore International Festival of Arts. strives to attract a broader audience to Singapore's oldest festival for performing arts.

Japan and Philippines to start talks on intelligence-sharing pact

Josh Hart leads second-half surge as Knicks take 2-0 lead over Cavaliers

New York has won nine straight games, a franchise record for ​a single postseason.

What will the LDP’s new National Power Research Group become?

The group's scale and participation by some of the Liberal Democratic Party's heaviest hitters would've been unusual even for its former factions, let alone for policy research.

How Japan’s new ’blue tickets’ are putting cycling parents on edge

Parents say the new system has made them more mindful of the rules, but has also heightened concerns about child-seat use and children starting to cycle on their own.

Lynas rare earth deal with Pentagon triggers outcry in Malaysia

GSDF Osprey to use U.S. base in Okinawa for first time

As part of a June exercise between the GSDF and the U.S. Marine Corps, the two are considering a plan to airlift a mock patient from Miyako Island to the U.S. Futenma base.

How Trump’s revenge tour against Republicans could cost the party in November

U.S. President Donald Trump's success in purging the Republican Party of dissenters might also hurt its chances of retaining control of Congress in November's midterm elections.

Asia’s currencies are flashing the oil shock alarm

Asia buys about 80% of oil shipped through the Strait of Hormuz, and stress in foreign exchange markets is one of the clearest signs of rising fuel prices starting to hurt growth.

South Korea liberal party leads mayoral poll in 'conservative heart' Daegu

Kawasaki Heavy to partner with Nvidia on physical AI, open US robot center

Takaichi Cabinet’s approval rate almost flat at 59.4%

By political party, Takaichi's ruling Liberal Democratic Party remained the most popular party, backed by 27.8% of all respondents, up 2.1 points.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Thunder get past Spurs, level series 1-1

The Thunder never trailed after ‌the ‌first quarter, though the game wasn't decided until the closing minutes.

In India’s parched heart, high power costs put cooling out of reach

"We keep our consumption to a bare minimum. Just enough to get some rest in the night.''