Japan's Yen Policy Discussion with US Treasury Secretary
Following a meeting between US Treasury Secretary and Japan's Finance Minister, the yen has shown signs of weakening, raising questions about future currency policy.
Editorial Staff May 12
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Exploring Coexistence: A New Approach to Dingoes in Australia
A recent documentary highlights the urgent need for Australia to shift from eradication policies to coexistence strategies for dingoes, advocating for solutions that benefit both wildlife and farmers.
Editorial Staff May 12
The Resurgence of Religious Politics in Bengal
Bengal, traditionally recognized for its secular values, is experiencing a notable shift as religious influences gain prominence in politics, with Islamists strengthening in Bangladesh and the BJP asserting control in West Bengal, India.
Editorial Staff May 11
Modi Calls for Work-from-Home and Travel Restrictions Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict
In light of the continuing conflict in Iran, Prime Minister Modi has encouraged Indians to adopt work-from-home practices and limit foreign travel to conserve resources.
Editorial Staff May 11
Thaksin's Release: A New Chapter or Just the Same Story in Thailand?
With Thaksin Shinawatra's release from prison, questions arise about his influence in Thai politics. Is this the end of the Thaksin era, or will he continue to play a pivotal role?
Editorial Staff May 11
China's Lithium Inventory Levels Raise Concerns
Recent updates indicate significant changes in China's lithium inventory, prompting discussions about potential market impacts.
Editorial Staff May 11
Hong Kong Officials Address Shenzhen Nuclear Plant Glitch, Assure No Safety Risks
Authorities in Hong Kong have confirmed that a recent glitch at the Shenzhen nuclear facility does not pose any safety threats, following an incident on May 10, 2026.
Editorial Staff May 10
Chinese Automakers Target Profitable Segment Historically Led by Ford
Chinese automakers are increasingly focusing on a profitable market segment that has long been a stronghold for Ford, indicating a shift in competitive dynamics.
Editorial Staff May 9
Hagerty Data Reveals Gen Z's Affection for Japanese Cars and Chevy Cobalt SS
Recent insights indicate that Gen Z shows a strong preference for Japanese vehicles, alongside a notable interest in the Chevy Cobalt SS, according to Hagerty data.
Editorial Staff May 9
Upcoming Trump-Xi Negotiations Could Impact Jimmy Lai's Situation
As negotiations between Trump and Xi approach, the potential implications for Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai's imprisonment are under scrutiny, according to AP News.
Editorial Staff May 9
Navigating Superpower Relations: Trump and Xi's Upcoming Meeting
As President Trump prepares for his visit to Beijing, the dynamics between the US and China suggest a complex negotiation landscape, with both nations needing to approach discussions with caution.
Editorial Staff May 9
Uncertainty Looms Over Tamil Nadu's Government Formation Post-Elections
As Tamil Nadu grapples with the aftermath of its recent assembly elections, the TVK party led by actor-politician Joseph Vijay finds itself lacking a majority, leaving the state's political future in doubt.
Editorial Staff May 8
Japanese Startup Aims to Innovate Lithium Extraction for Growing EV Market
A new venture in Japan is set to develop high-purity lithium extraction technologies to cater to the rising demand in the electric vehicle sector.
Editorial Staff May 8
North Korea Plans New Artillery Deployment Aimed at Seoul
North Korea has announced intentions to deploy long-range artillery systems targeting Seoul and to introduce its first naval destroyer in the near future.
Editorial Staff May 8
Three Women with IS Connections Detained Upon Returning to Australia
Three women, who reportedly have links to the Islamic State, have been arrested after returning to Australia from Syria, where they spent years in a refugee camp. Children were also part of the group.
Editorial Staff May 7
Nationwide Vigils Planned for 5-Year-Old Kumanjayi Little Baby Following Tragic Discovery
Vigils are set to take place across Australia for Kumanjayi Little Baby, a 5-year-old girl who was found dead after disappearing from an Aboriginal town camp in Alice Springs.
Editorial Staff May 7
The Case for Amending Japan's Constitution
As global uncertainties rise, revising Japan's constitution could reflect the nation's adaptability and readiness for change.
Editorial Staff May 7
Ancient Fire Technique Found in Arnhem Land Could Transform Understanding of Stone Technology
An archaeological study reveals the earliest known lithic heat treatment of chert, discovered in Arnhem Land, Australia, which may alter the timeline of early stone technology.
Editorial Staff May 6
Boosting Indigenous University Graduates: A National Priority
Universities and governments across Australia are focusing on increasing the number of Indigenous graduates, highlighting its importance in the realm of tertiary education.
Editorial Staff May 6
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Advocates for Constitutional Revisions Amid Rising Tensions
Amid escalating regional tensions, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is pushing for changes to Japan's pacifist Constitution, which currently restricts military actions to self-defense.
Editorial Staff May 5