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Jakarta Is Now The World’s Most Populous City

The new ranking positions Jakarta at the center of global urban discussions, especially on congestion and long-term planning.

Japan Set To Restart World’s Biggest Nuclear Power Plant

Experts believe the restart could help lower energy costs and provide more reliable electricity across Japan.

Foreign Visitors To Japan Hit Record High For October

The record-high October arrivals mark a significant milestone in Japan’s post-pandemic recovery and strengthening tourism profile.

China Discovers Largest Single Gold Deposit In More Than 70 Years

The rapid discovery of the Dadonggou reserves highlights China’s investment in geological innovation, showcasing how efficient exploration can produce large-scale mineral breakthroughs.

South Korea, United States Sign USD350 Billion Trade Deal

Lower tariffs on Korean cars, lumber, and pharmaceutical products are expected to boost trade flows, giving Korean exporters a stronger foothold in the US market.

ASEAN–Korea Media Forum 2025 Highlights Media’s Role In Regional Ties

Recognized by UNESCO, the Haenyeo embody strength and harmony with nature—a story that inspired journalists from across the region.

Japan To Raise Visa Fees For 1st Time In 48 Years

The fee hike aims to align Japan’s visa charges with current global standards and support more efficient consular services.

Japan Government To Outline Policies On Foreigners In January

The upcoming policy review will address land ownership rules, immigration controls, and residency management.

President Lee Gets Smartphones From China’s Xi, Quips About Security

President Xi’s thoughtful gifts to President Lee included smartphones and Chinese calligraphy items symbolizing friendship.

BTS’ RM Compares K-Pop To ‘Bibimbap’ At APEC CEO Summit

RM captivated world leaders by comparing K-pop’s fusion of styles to bibimbap, calling both symbols of cultural unity and innovation.