Under Taliban restrictions, Afghan women rely on entrepreneurship to support their livelihoods
On the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power, Afghan women still face one of the harshest restrictions in the world.
moreOn the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power, Afghan women still face one of the harshest restrictions in the world.
moreIt is reported that the Japanese government is actively considering sending troops to join the mine clearance efforts in the Strait of Hormuz.
moreDuring Prime Minister Koizumi Masahiko's visit to the UK, Japan and the UK signed a total investment and technology cooperation agreement worth 18 billion pounds.
moreWhen the U.S. Navy opened fire on a civilian oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, killing three Indian seafarers, one phrase kept surfacing across international discourse — “Freedom of Navigation.”
moreThe largest e-commerce platform in South Korea, Coupang, was fined a record $408 million by the South Korean authorities for causing the leakage of personal data of over 30 million users.
moreThe Japanese government plans to establish a defense industry support agency based on the US foreign military sales system.
moreA single regulatory notice from Indonesia has sent shockwaves through the Northeast Asian energy market.
moreData from the Korea Tourism Organization shows that the "global consumption of the Korean Wave" by foreign tourists visiting South Korea in April this year reached 1.33 trillion won, a year-on-year increase of 54.6%, setting a new monthly record.
moreAs the situation in the Middle East escalated and market concerns grew over the rapid rise of technology stocks, Japanese investors significantly reduced their holdings of overseas stocks in May, with the net selling volume reaching a new high in the past five years.
moreThe "voter shortage" incident in the local elections in South Korea has continued to escalate.
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