Economics

What began in newly formed Chinese neighborhoods has now extended into one of Japan’s cultural strongholds: pop culture.

The number of people who die alone and go undiscovered for weeks or even months is on the rise. This has prompted a growing industry devoted to clearing out their properties.

Experts warn that without a realistic plan or adequate resources, the migration will resemble a political experiment rather than a responsible modernization.

The emergence of new “Chinatowns” in Japan signifies a historical shift in the country’s social composition.

For astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, their extended stay in space wasn’t a setback but an opportunity to do what they love most.

The decision to eliminate critical areas of the Department of Agriculture has weakened U.S. food safety and agricultural protection.

As Chinese migration continues to rise, the interaction between the two cultures deepens. This marks a new era of integration with Japan.

Japan has struggled with centralization for years, but in 2025, officials announced measures to combat it.

The proposal for differentiated fares is part of a two-year plan that, if implemented, would set a precedent in Japan.

Night-time satellite images offer an alternative way to assess Russia’s economic situation.

An economics professor highlights the key factors needed to avoid demographic collapse and ensure a stable future for Japan.