14 students of a school in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, were admitted to hospital after eating potato chips. Because these chips were not of any ordinary taste. It had a ‘tremendous jhal’. The police said that this incident happened. Citing the police, the BBC reported in a report that on Tuesday (July 17), a […]
Read MoreAt least 16 people have been killed in a massive fire in a shopping center in China. Many others were injured in this incident. These people died in a fire in a high-rise building in the country’s southwestern Sichuan province on Wednesday evening, Reuters reported. China’s state broadcaster CCTV said 16 people died after a […]
Read MoreAny person has to run a lot to get a job. Even so, some are not lucky enough to get a job. Many people were disappointed. One such desperate young Chinese man recently took an unusual route to finding a job. He went around the streets printing his resume on his clothes to catch the […]
Read MoreTAIPEI : Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai said on Wednesday that Taiwan is willing to take on more responsibility for defending itself and is steadily increasing defense spending. Cho was responding to comment from US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who said Taiwan should pay the United States for its defense as it does not give […]
Read MoreBy Julian Ryall Palau is appealing to Japan for help monitoring Chinese maritime activity within its exclusive economic zone. Analysts say Tokyo has assisted other nations with similar challenges in the past and may be willing to do so again to counter Beijing’s growing influence in the region. The Pacific island nation’s national security coordinator, […]
Read MoreJapan plans to increase jet fuel production and imports to address a pick up in demand from flights amid a boom in tourism, according to a draft government plan presented on Tuesday. The initiative aims to tackle a recent jet fuel shortage affecting commercial flights, which has hindered the expansion of international flight capacity and […]
Read MoreGuo Wengui, an outspoken critic of China’s government and erstwhile business associate of former White House adviser Steve Bannon, was convicted on Tuesday in US federal court on charges of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from online followers. Prosecutors in Manhattan said Guo raised more than US$1 billion by guaranteeing followers on social media […]
Read MoreBy Alyssa Chen Beijing should set a definitive time frame for Manila to withdraw from Second Thomas Shoal, taking a big step towards ending the long-standing “cat-and-mouse game” over the contentious submerged reef, a leading Chinese maritime expert said. Describing persistent confrontation over the shoal as “a bleeding wound”, Wu Shicun, founder of the Hainan-based […]
Read MoreSeoul (Agenzia Fides) – After the summit with African countries on June 5, during which investments in the continent amounting to 24 billion dollars were announced, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol made a tour in Central Asia between June 10 and 15, meeting the heads of state of Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Alongside Yoon’s […]
Read MoreAfter the Israeli invasion of the besieged Gaza Strip of Palestine started on October 7 of last year, support for the Gazans and Palestine has started to increase recently across Europe. This time, the East Asian country of Japan is thinking about recognizing Palestine as a state. This information is known from a report of […]
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