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While Washington is consumed with other matters, from Ukraine and the Middle East to budget cuts at the Pentagon, China keeps pressing.

"I will accept any outcome and take responsibility in the end," Nippon Ishin leader Hirofumi Yoshimura said at a party convention in Tokyo.

Kyiv’s European allies, who’ve spent weeks trying to talk Trump out of rushing into a quick deal to end the war on Putin’s terms, were aghas...

Companies have been racing to secure talent amid serious labor shortages by taking steps including raising starting salaries.

Some 230 million people are thought to be affected by long COVID — defined as symptoms persisting for three months or more after the initial...

The roll-out of accent translation is part of a bigger push by Teleperformance to invest up to €100 million ($104 million) in AI partnership...

Japan is the world's most advanced aging society with a falling birth rate, dwindling working-age population and restrictive immigration pol...

Hundreds of foreign nationals have little food, scant health care and filthy toilets in the remote camp they have been taken to, two detaine...

The innovations aren’t yet available at a commercial scale, but they are part of an effort to prevent the global clean energy transition fro...

Japan’s first official broadcasting station began operating 100 years ago, setting a new precedent for the speed of communication and news.

For those with yen to burn, the Seven Stars in Kyushu is one of the most luxurious ways to experience some of southern Japan’s best hidden g...

The ugly clash in the Oval Office saw Trump and Vice President JD Vance berate the Ukraine leader for for not being "thankful" for U.S. help...