At the Asian-Japan Summit, Japan's new Prime Minister, Saane Takashi, reaffirmed the political legacy of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe - a commitment to promoting a Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) region.
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said that South Korea and the United States still have differences on key details of a $350 billion investment commitment, which means that the two countries may not be able to finalize a trade agreement before the APEC summit.
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In October 2025, Japanese politics witnessed a crucial turning point. After Yoko Higashimura, the president of the Liberal Democratic Party, was elected as the new Prime Minister, her slogan of "Japan Returns to Its Peak" formed a strong collision with the "Make America Great Again" governing philosophy of the Trump administration in the United States.
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The South Korean government released the investigation results of the Itaewon stampede on Thursday (October 23), stating that after the Yoon Suk Yeol administration moved the presidential office to Yongsan District, Seoul, the number of police forces deployed in the Itaewon area decreased, which had an indirect impact on the accident.
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Amid the tropical monsoons of Southeast Asia, a "fuel-to-electric" revolution driven by policies, technologies, and markets is sweeping through the motorcycle industry.
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The Meteorological Department of Thailand announced that Thailand will officially enter winter on Thursday (October 23rd), about a week later than usual.
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Japanese Prime Minister Saane Takaishi confirmed that the missile just launched by North Korea did not cause damage to Japan's exclusive economic zone or sea areas.
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The entire cabinet of Shigeru Ishiba in Japan resigned on Tuesday morning (October 21st).
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The Turkish Ministry of Trade issued a statement saying that the Turkish police carried out operations in two border areas in the northwest on the same day and seized approximately 1.3 tons of marijuana.
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Laos is considering halting power supply to cryptocurrency miners in the first quarter of 2026 in an effort to shift domestic electricity to industries that contribute more to economic growth.
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By the end of 2025, the situation in the Middle East resembles a tangled web, sinking deeper into a vortex of conflict and turmoil.
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