Japan
Voices from the Arab press: Attacking civilians is never justified
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Tokyo drift: Black bear that sent Japanese city into lockdown, sparked multi-day search, captured
Taiwan vows to expel Chinese vessels after Beijing claims jurisdiction over eastern waters
From Hormuz to Beijing: How war is recasting China’s green energy strategy - opinion
Why Trump’s Tokyo trip matters for Israel’s security - opinion
In Tokyo, a new era of deterrence begins. For Israel, the lessons are clear and urgent.
Takaichi elected Japan's premier, shattering glass ceiling with hard-right turn
Takaichi takes over when Japanese politics appears more fractured than at almost any other time in recent memory, and aims to tackle immigration and defense.
US falls to 12th in henley passport index as singapore leads, south korea second, japan third
Experts say reciprocity shifts and new rules - Brazil ending visa-free US access, restrictions by Vietnam, China, Papua New Guinea, Myanmar - have reduced American travel freedom.
Man in Japan exploited loophole to get food deliveries for 24,000 dollars over two years
Items he ordered included higher-priced options of bento boxes, chicken steaks, box eel, hamburger steak, and ice cream.
‘Post’ visits Osaka World Expo 2025: Why Israel’s smaller role may have been a blessing in disguise
Although the event concluded on October 13, The Jerusalem Post was able to visit what was promised to be the best technology and innovation convention of the decade.
Rahm Emanuel, Dan Senor, Rabbi Angela Buchdahl to headline JFNA GA
This year’s conference will focus on three themes that organizers say define the moment for global Jewry: rebuilding Israel, community security, and driving Jewish engagement.
Gold Fever Hits Japan: Panic Buying as Prices Soar Past $4,000
Panic buying grips Japan as gold prices soar past $4,000. Long lines form in Tokyo as investors rush to secure bullion amid growing distrust in paper money.
Inspired by Thatcher, Japan's PM-in-waiting Takaichi smashes glass ceiling
Although Takaichi has pledged to increase the number of female cabinet ministers, an area where Japan has lagged its G7 peers, polls show her conservative positions chime more with men than women.
Multiple nations announce joint coalition to provide financial aid to the Palestinian Authority
Twelve nations have formed the Emergency Coalition for the Financial Sustainability of the Palestinian Authority to address an "urgent financial crisis."
Japan counts a record 99,763 centenarians as longevity soars
Women comprise about 88 percent of the centenarian cohort, numbering 87,784, while men total 11,979, health ministry figures show.
