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Japan To Accept Up To 1.23M Foreign Workers Through FY 2028

The Southeast Asian Journal -
The intake responds to workforce gaps and an aging population.

Seoul Eyes Joint UNESCO Bid With Pyongyang For Taekwondo

The Southeast Asian Journal -
South Korea sees cultural cooperation as a possible bridge for engagement.

Loggerhead Turtle 14.9K-Mile Trek: From Aegean To Spain

The Southeast Asian Journal -
From eastern waters to Spain, Gumus crossed the Mediterranean in an unexpected path.

South Korea’s Royal Palaces, Tombs See Record Visitors In 2025

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Cultural tourism played a key role in drawing crowds to heritage sites.

Hokkaido: When Japan Means More Than Tokyo And Kyoto

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Here, travel is shaped by space, stillness, and quiet moments.

How Japan’s Railway Innovation Went Global

The Southeast Asian Journal -
Japanese railways showcase how innovation can transform public mobility worldwide.

Italian Cuisine Wins UNESCO World Heritage Status

The Southeast Asian Journal -
UNESCO acknowledged Italian cuisine for its creativity, authenticity, and enduring contribution to global culinary culture.

Japan Eyes Full Insurance Coverage For Child Delivery Costs

The Southeast Asian Journal -
The Social Security Council is reviewing whether out-of-pocket delivery costs should end.

Miss Universe Co-Owner Faces Fraud Case; Thai Court Releases Arrest Warrant

Julianne Borje -
Anne Jakrajutatip now faces an arrest order after failing to appear for her scheduled verdict in South Bangkok Civil Court. #MissUniverse #MissUniverse2025

Jakarta Is Now The World’s Most Populous City

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