The Japanese drone company taking on Russia in Ukraine
Terra Drone is one of the world’s leading suppliers of unmanned aerial vehicles and has received its country’s first domestic order
The new frontier of Japan’s rearmament is cyberspace
Tokyo is expanding its defense strategy against cyber threats from China, Russia and North Korea
Numerous people trapped in a shopping mall following powerful earthquake in Japan
Fuji TV reports that there are several fatalities. The earthquake has left at least 50 people injured in the southern prefecture of Kumamoto and 300,000 people have been instructed to go to evacuation centers
Controversy in Japan over Prime Minister Takaichi’s excessive work zeal: ‘Between 0 and 3 hours of sleep a day’
The head of government boasts on social media about her devotion to work and her lack of domestic skills. Internet users say it is a smokescreen to mask her low popularity ratings
Japan embarks on largest reorganization of intelligence services since World War II
The new model foresees the creation of a National Intelligence Council that centralizes management under the direct command of the prime minister
Following attacks, Japan approves the hunting of 10,000 bears this year
As the crisis arrives to the outskirts of Tokyo, official policy aims to ease strict restrictions on firearm use, and promote hunter training
Europe and Asia fear that Trump’s Hormuz blockade will deepen the oil and gas shortage
In Southeast Asia, which is heavily dependent on imports from the Middle East, several countries have been implementing rationing measures for weeks
The debate over Trump’s mental health: ‘Malignant narcissist ’ or ‘superhuman president’?
While some warn of the danger of having someone suffering from ‘cognitive decline’ in the White House, his inner circle attributes his outbursts to his iconoclastic personality
Trump wants more money and military reinforcements for new phase of Iran war
The Pentagon will request an additional $200 billion in funding to finance the offensive, now dominated by attacks against the energy sector
Japan drags its feet on nuclear energy recovery, 15 years after Fukushima accident
Just 15 of the country’s 54 reactors have been reactivated due to expert skepticism and citizen mistrust
‘Takaichi fever’ grips Japan: The ultraconservative leader becomes a phenomenon that transcends politics
The first woman to lead a government in the Asian country has propelled the ruling party to its strongest result in modern history
Japan cancels cherry blossom festival over complaints of tourists littering and ‘defecating’ in yards
The mass arrival of foreigners has become a hot-button issue in the Asian country, which will hold a general election on Sunday
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