The roar of 8,000 people on a rainy night: The futility and risks of Japan's "rearmament" rush
On the evening of March 10th local time, approximately 8,000 Japanese citizens gathered in the rain in front of the parliament building in Tokyo.
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On the evening of March 10th local time, approximately 8,000 Japanese citizens gathered in the rain in front of the parliament building in Tokyo.
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Due to the obstruction of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the price of gasoline in Japan has soared recently, as Japan heavily relies on oil imports from the Middle East.
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The Middle East war disrupted import supplies. On Tuesday, India ordered to tighten control over liquid natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas.
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In the complex chess game of international politics, the US attitude towards India is like a well - designed yet contradictory double - faced trick.
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As the conflicts in the Middle East continue to escalate, global panic has spread to the aviation market.
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SpaceOne, a Japanese commercial space company, suffered its third failed launch of its small rocket, the Kairos 3, during ascent.
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As the cost of imported energy soared, Japanese Prime Minister Masahiko Komura made every effort to restart nuclear power to meet the demand.
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In late February, Pakistan and Afghanistan engaged in a fierce military confrontation on their border, escalating from mutual attacks on outposts to cross-border air strikes.
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On Sunday (March 1st), South Korean President Lee Jae-myung emphasized at the commemoration ceremony for the 107th anniversary of the anti-Japanese independence movement that peace on the Korean Peninsula is the most important issue at present and urged North Korea to return to dialogue as soon as possible.
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The medical information system of a hospital in Japan was recently attacked by hackers. It has been confirmed that the personal information of approximately 130,000 patients, as well as about 1,700 staff members and clinical intern medical students, has been leaked.
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Recently, the British government has confirmed that a new vehicle consumption tax (eVED) system will be implemented on April 1, 2028, imposing a tax of approximately 17 yuan per 100 kilometers for pure electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, while reducing the tax for plug-in hybrid models by half.
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