
Snack Giant Switches To Black-and-White Packaging As Iran War Hits Ink Supplies
When was the last time a war changed the colour of a snack packet? That’s exactly what’s happening in Japan right now. Calbee, one of

When was the last time a war changed the colour of a snack packet? That’s exactly what’s happening in Japan right now. Calbee, one of

What happens when a country built on pacifism starts talking more openly about military power? In Japan, that question is no longer academic — it’s

When the ground itself starts warning you, do you wait—or do you move? That’s the uneasy reality facing Japan after a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck

In a landmark move, Australia and Japan have signed a massive agreement to build a new fleet of advanced frigates. The deal, inked by defence

What if cargo planes could fly without leaving a carbon footprint? That future might be closer than you think—and it’s taking off from Kitakyushu Airport.

Imagine hopping into a car that doesn’t need roads—and actually flies. Japan is getting ready to make that a reality. Government sources say commercial flying

Is Japan quietly rewriting its defence playbook? It certainly looks that way. Tokyo has deployed long-range missiles in its southwest—specifically in Kumamoto, on the island

What if robots didn’t just assist humans—but worked alongside them, thinking and acting on their own? That’s the future Japan is racing toward. The government

In Japan, what should have been a family outing ended in tragedy. Eight-year-old Chloe Jeffries from Australia’s Gold Coast was fatally injured after a snowmobile

Ever thought your spiritual guide could be… a robot? In Tokyo, researchers at the University of Kyoto have unveiled “Buddharoid,” a two-legged AI monk trained

How close is too close when it comes to geopolitics? Just 110 km from Taiwan, Japan’s tiny island of Yonaguni is quietly becoming a frontline.

Japan has just restarted operations at the world’s largest nuclear power plant — a first since the 2011 Fukushima disaster shut down all reactors. But