President Joe Biden flies Sunday to Japan for the second leg of a trip intended to reinforce US leadership across Asia in the face of a rising China and dangerously unpredictable, nuclear-armed North ... ( read original story ...)
PM Modi to travel to Japan on Monday for Quad summit | Agenda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Japan on May 23 and 24 to attend the Quad summit in Tokyo. Quad refers to a strategic security dialogue between Australia, India, Japan, and the United States. ( read original story ...)
Cheap Flights from Nagoya Chubu Centrair to Jiagedaqi
What are the COVID-19 travel requirements for flying to Jiagedaqi right now? Currently, you can only travel from Nagoya Chubu Centrair to Jiagedaqi if you're a citizen of China, or meet other strict ... ( read original story ...)
Cheap Flights from Nagoya to Chengdu Tianfu International
Currently, you can only travel from Nagoya to Chengdu Tianfu International if you're a citizen of China, or meet other strict entry requirements. However, the world is reopening and things are ... ( read original story ...)
Mental-health advocate Naomi Osaka is back at the French Open: ‘For the most part, I think I’m OK.’
Former No. 1 Osaka last year was fined for skipping media events that elevate the lucrative sport — a cost she deemed necessary to protect her mental health. ( read original story ...)
A paw-some day trip: dogs ride Japan bullet train
On Japan's bullet trains, dogs usually have to travel in a carrier, but on Saturday they could stretch their paws and enjoy the scenery on a special pet-friendly express. At Ueno station in Tokyo, 21 ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto exchange FTX is getting into stock trading
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX will soon allow for traditional stock trading alongside its crypto offerings, the company announced in a press release (via The Wall Street Journal). The functionality is ... ( read original story ...)
FCA willing to regulate crypto but cost concerns remain
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said it stands ready to regulate the crypto market in the UK but has doubts over who will end up paying for the higher costs of this additional regulation. ( read original story ...)
Top 10 PCs for crypto mining in 2022
The crypto world has been more than successful in luring in potential investors from all across the globe and has managed to make a name for itself in the global marketplace as well. Not just that, ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo protests Beijing’s East China Sea construction
TOKYO: Japan has lodged an official protest with China after discovering what it claimed were efforts by Beijing to develop gas fields in disputed waters in the East ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo lodges protest with Beijing over East China Sea construction
Japan has lodged an official protest with China after discovering what it claimed were efforts by Beijing to develop gas ... ( read original story ...)
PM Modi to meet new Australian PM in Tokyo; Quad has constructive and positive agenda, says FS
The elections which took place on Saturday have declared a new PM in Australia and he will be travelling to Japan for the QUAD Summit. ( read original story ...)
PM Modi to attend QUAD summit on May 23-24 in Tokyo
Prime Minister will travel to Japan on May 23 and 24 to participate in QUAD summit on invitation of Japanese PM, Foreign Secretary of India Vinay Kwatra informed. "PM will travel to Japan on ... ( read original story ...)
‘Very worried,’ says Naomi Osaka on returning to French Open after 1 year
Ahead of the clash with America's Amanda Anisimova in the first round of the French Open on Monday, former No.1 Naomi Osaka said that she's "ok" with attending press conferences, but was "very worried ... ( read original story ...)
Kill Japan’s elderly? Cannes film probes chilling idea
A Japanese film-maker is shaking Cannes film audiences to the core with a dystopian vision of her country in which old people agree to be euthanised to solve the challenge of a rapidly ageing ... ( read original story ...)
Japan PM Kishida calls China’s development in East China Sea ‘unacceptable’
TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Saturday (May 21) that he was disappointed in China's efforts to develop areas in the East China Sea, saying that it was "unacceptable". Speaking ... ( read original story ...)