Tag: Japan

  • Who’s Leading Japan?

    Japan, once seen as a stabilising force in global politics, is now facing a leadership vacuum. Weak ruling parties, rising far-right populism, and economic pressures are leaving Tokyo adrift at a crucial moment.

  • India-Japan Tech Ties Get Real

    Indian PM Modi toured a Tokyo Electron chip factory with Japan’s Ishiba, signalling deeper tech and economic collaboration. The visit aligns with a $68 billion investment pledge and joint initiatives in semiconductors, AI, clean energy, and startups.

  • Japan’s Stem Cell Awakening

    In labs across Japan, scientists are turning skin cells into new brain, eye, and heart tissue to treat diseases and slow aging. Backed by billions in funding and fast-track rules, this push is more than medical—Japan hopes stem cells will restore health and secure its future.

  • China: Chip Curbs May Threaten Supply Chains

    China has warned that Japan’s planned export controls on semiconductors could disrupt global supply chains and harm both Chinese and Japanese companies. The Chinese government urged Japan to reconsider these measures, emphasizing their negative impact on international trade and bilateral relations. China also hinted at possible counteractions to protect its interests.

  • Trump Set To Repeat History Of Unpredictability

    Trump’s second term, “Trump 2.0,” brings a return to unpredictability in U.S. politics. With full Republican control, Trump focuses on strict immigration, energy independence, and security policies. His unpredictable foreign diplomacy echoes past Republican strategies, especially with his conservative Supreme Court influence. International allies, particularly Japan, must navigate this shifting landscape.