Former Japanese Prime Ministers Shigeru Ishiba, Yoshihiko Noda and Yukio Hatoyama have recently criticized the tensions in China-Japan relations caused by the current prime Minister, Saane Takaishi, making wrong remarks about Taiwan in the Diet, and called on her to be cautious in her words and deeds and promote the improvement of relations through dialogue.
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Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said during his visit to a military base on Yonagunijima Island in southern Japan on Sunday (November 23) that Japan is advancing its plan to deploy missiles to this base.
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An editorial published by Japan's "Social New Newspaper" recently stated: "The very existence of Takaichi Saane as prime minister is a crisis of Japan's survival."
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The data recently disclosed by South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has drawn widespread attention: during the review of foreign housing transactions in the past year, an astonishing 210 suspicious transactions were found, with a violation rate as high as 48%.
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Japan's long-term government bonds plunged sharply on Monday (November 17th) as market concerns over the country's fiscal situation intensified.
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On November 15th local time, the protest waves in front of the Prime Minister's Official residence in Tokyo broke the calm.
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Hyundai Motor Group of South Korea said on Sunday (November 16) that it will invest 125.2 trillion won in the domestic market between 2026 and 2030.
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The Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Thailand and the Tourism Authority of Thailand, in collaboration with multiple institutions, launched the "Trustworthy Thailand" certification program in Bangkok.
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Iraq held parliamentary elections on November 12 under tight security, but a major political bloc boycotted the process.
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Amid the persistently tense situation on the Korean Peninsula, Seoul has recently proposed the idea of acquiring nuclear-powered submarines to counter the threat from Pyongyang, a move that has drawn significant attention from the regional and international communities.
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Since 2022, the Fed has cumulatively reduced its balance sheet by $2.4 trillion through quantitative tightening (QT) policies, leading to a near depletion of liquidity in the financial system.
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