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Trump suggests there won’t be a trade deal with Japan

Trump suggests there won’t be a trade deal with Japan

Coverage: 2 sources

WASHINGTON -- Japan's hopes of securing a trade deal with the U.S. before the current pause on tariffs expires July 9 took another blow Monday, when P See the Story

Israel-Iran War: AI Cancels Sunday’s Delhi to Frankfurt & Zurich Flights Due to Airspace Restrictions

Israel-Iran War: AI Cancels Sunday’s Delhi to Frankfurt & Zurich Flights Due to Airspace Restrictions

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

India News: NEW DELHI: Enroute airspace restrictions due to the Israel-Iran war forced Air India to cancel its Delhi-Frankfurt (AI 2029) and Delhi-Zurich (AI 151).See the Story

Vietnam changes nationality law to attract overseas talent

Vietnam · Vietnam

Vietnam changes nationality law to attract overseas talent

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

HANOI -- Vietnamese lawmakers recently approved changes to the country's nationality law, making it easier for overseas Vietnamese and others to becom Read Article

China group likely used Japan to ship fentanyl chemicals: Nikkei investigation

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

NEW YORK/MEXICO CITY/NAGOYA, Japan -- A Chinese organization allegedly used a base in Japan to smuggle chemicals to make the synthetic drug fentanyl iJapan · Japan Read Article

Trump seeks Japan, Australia, New Zealand leaders meeting at NATO summit

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

BRUSSELS -- U.S. President Donald Trump wants to hold a meeting with leaders from Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand during the NATO summitNew Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Honda Says It Successfully Launched and Landed Reusable Rocket

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Honda says growing expectations of a "data system in outer space" are going to increase the demand for rockets to launch satellites. So, the Japanese automaker quietly built one and tested it successfully.SpaceX · Japan See the Story

Japan readies $700m package to lure talent amid US brain drain

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

TOKYO -- The Japanese government has put together an emergency policy package of at least 100 billion yen ($698 million) to attract overseas researcheGovernment · Japan Read Article

Japan weighs ending duty-free shopping for foreign tourists

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

TOKYO -- Japan is considering increasing the tax burden on foreign visitors, such as by doing away with duty-free shopping and raising departure levieJapan · Japan Read Article

Tourists rein in spending at Japan's department stores

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

TOKYO -- Tax-free sales at Japan's department stores have fallen in recent months, suggesting that high-end consumption by foreign visitors to Japan hJapan · Japan Read Article

Japan loses position as world’s largest creditor nation as Germany claims title after 34 years

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

In a historic shift, Germany has overtaken Japan as the world's leading creditor nation after 34 years, despite Japan's record ¥533.05 trillion in net external assets. Germany's substantial current account surplus, driven by strong trade, propelled it to the top with ¥569.7 trillion.Japan · Japan See the Story

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