Recently, many Japanese media outlets and various individuals have criticized Prime Minister Takemi Masako for her appearance at the parliamentary hearing and her response.
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Japan plans to start testing driverless public buses from the fiscal year 2027, aiming to promote the automation of public transportation.
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In Japan, the car rest areas are used by tourists and drivers as a place to rest during the day. However, at night, they become shelters for some of the poor.
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After a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Yosuko Koga, Indian Prime Minister Modi announced that India and Japan have signed several agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation in areas such as artificial intelligence, metals, and energy, and have formulated a joint roadmap for economic security.
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According to Japanese media reports, recently, Japanese journalist Yoshihiko Yoshida, who has been tracking and criticizing issues such as Japan's military expansion and the integration of Japanese and US militaries, issued a warning: The military expansion policy that the Japanese government is continuously pursuing is pushing Japan to the dangerous brink of once again becoming a war aggressor.
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In an effort to close the loophole where immigrants obtain residency through shell companies, the Japanese government significantly raised the application threshold for "management and operation visas" for foreigners at the end of last year.
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On June 28, the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force officially announced via social media that it had deployed launchers for the Type 12 shore-to-ship missiles and supporting medium-sized unmanned reconnaissance aircraft to Minamitorishima, an island in the Ogasawara Islands under the jurisdiction of Tokyo.
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The South Korean government has announced its largest-ever industrial investment plan. Over the next 10 years, it will focus on semiconductor, artificial intelligence (AI) data centers and physical AI technologies, aiming to drive over 200 trillion won of corporate investment.
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Transplanting the kidneys of genetically modified pigs into humans could be possible in Japan as early as 2028.
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A peace-themed lecture hosted by Japan's "Chongqing Bombing Remembrance and Inheritance Association" was recently held in Tokyo.
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Recently, the British government, in accordance with the "Steel Industry (Nationalization) Act" that came into effect on July 16th, took the British Steel Company, which is controlled by China Jiefang Group, into state ownership without compensation.
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