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2026 Master Kong International Scholarship Award Ceremony

On Monday, April 13, 2026, the Master Kong International Scholarship Award Ceremony was held at Building 26 of Waseda University. The Master Kong International Scholarship is jointly implemented by Waseda University and…

Hormuz crisis shows gaps in Taiwan’s high-tech ‘silicon shield’

The factors that make Taiwan an economic powerhouse — its successful technology industry and artificial intelligence-driven chipmaking — are also the ones making it vulnerable.

LDP and JIP look to accelerate talks on Hokuriku Shinkansen extension route

The ruling coalition hopes to finalize the bullet train line's route by the end of the parliamentary session and start construction in fiscal 2027.

New York judge releases purported Epstein suicide note

The handwritten note was said to have ​been found by his former jail cellmate, convicted murderer and ex-police officer Nicholas Tartaglione.

Into Africa: China continues its dominance on the continent

Tokyo must step up those efforts and work with other partners to ensure that African countries have geopolitical choices.

As Trump-adjacent populism surges in Australia, wealthy donors join in

Encouraged by Australia's richest person, some of the country's wealthiest donors are shifting support from the conservative establishment to an anti-immigration outsider party.

Iran reviewing U.S. proposal to end war, though key demands remain unaddressed

Trump has repeatedly played up the prospect of an agreement that would end the war ⁠that started February 28, so far without success.

Japan medical startups need more than tech to break into US: VC executive

India and Vietnam agree on defense, minerals, rare-earth ties

India and Vietnam agree on minerals, rare earth, defense ties

India and Vietnam agree on energy, minerals, rare earth ties

U.S. and Iran nearing agreement on one-page memo to end war, report says

The news report cautioned that nothing has been agreed yet, but described this as the closest the parties ‌had been to an agreement since the war began.

Charting Japan’s emerging wine scene

Nick Rowan has produced a comprehensive guide to Japan's wine regions and producers as global interest continues to grow.

100 years on Earth: Iconic naturalist Attenborough to mark century

The BBC is leading the celebration of David Attenborough's centenary with a full week of programming dedicated to his life, such as episodes of series including "Planet Earth II."

Government to launch AI pilot program to boost efficiency and encourage tech’s adoption

Gennai, a generative artificial intelligence platform developed for internal use by civil servants, will be rolled out across 39 government agencies.

Samsung hits $1 trillion valuation, joining TSMC in elite club

Booming demand for chips used in artificial intelligence saw the world's largest memory maker's stock more than quadruple over the past year.

Farage's Reform party sets sights on Scotland and Wales in battle for Britain

The party is now making inroads in ‌the two nations, reflecting a rejection of the U.K.'s traditional two-party system.

Japan and EU to enhance cooperation on regulating social media

A joint statement called for cooperation in areas such as data flow and communications infrastructure, in addition to artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

Japan's moonshot nuclear fusion tech finds earthbound applications

Soaring aluminum, plastics prices push up costs for auto parts makers