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11/8（日）
Japan rethinks its stalking laws after Pokemon store murder
Long before Moe Harukawa was killed, she lived in fear. The 21-year-old shop assistant had reported her ex-boyfriend to police and a court had ordered him to stay away from her. Yet weeks later, Taiki Hirokawa, 26, walked into Harukawa’s workplace – a packed Pokemon store in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district – and stabbed her repeatedly in the neck and torso before turning the knife he was carrying on himself. Both later died in hospital. Harukawa’s gruesome murder in March at the hands of a man who...
#Pokemon#Moe Harukawa#Tokyo#Tokyo subway system#Yamanashi Gakuin University#Taiki Hirokawa
Being Chinese | I’ll never know the war horrors my Singapor…
I started marking Remembrance Sunday when my daughters first attended the ceremony as members of the local Brownies. Held in Britain every year on the second Sunday of November, it marks the service and sacrifice of soldiers and civilians over two world wars. When British people think of the end of the second world war, they think of May 8, 1945. But that was for Europe. For Singapore, where my daughters and I were born, war dragged on until the official Japanese surrender ceremony for Southeast...
#War and conflict#Singapore#Britain#World War II#Chinese overseas#Being Chinese
南華早報11/7（六）
Superblue Kyoto 將於 2027 年初開幕 首展呈獻 James Turrell 大型回顧展
Superblue Kyoto 將於 2027 年初開幕 首展呈獻 James Turrell 大型回顧展: 這間總部設於邁阿密的體驗式藝術中心即將進駐日本，呈獻一場探討光與人類感知的大型展覽。
Myanmar’s will to fight money laundering questioned as toug…
Myanmar’s military-backed government may find its reluctance to address the international community’s concerns a greater obstacle to economic recovery than the threat of tougher international financial restrictions, according to analysts. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the global money-laundering and terrorist-financing watchdog, warned on October 30 that it could consider further measures against Myanmar if it failed to remedy shortcomings in its financial safeguards by...
#Myanmar#Asean#Banking & finance#Japan#United States#Min Aung Hlaing
Will Russia’s asset takeover finally push Japan into retali…
Russia’s seizure of the assets of a Japanese company could prove to be Tokyo’s red line after a series of bitter exchanges between both nations and ties that continue to spiral. The Japanese government on Friday lodged a formal complaint with Russia and demanded that Moscow immediately reverse a decree announced the previous day that transferred the assets of Japan Tobacco International (JTI) to Russian control. Analysts say the decree, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, is likely a...
Sanae Takaichi slammed online for praising calligraphy with…
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has faced backlash online after writing a social media post celebrating Japan’s shodo calligraphy without mentioning its Chinese roots. On Thursday, Unesco released this year’s nominations for inclusion on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The 59 nominations submitted for consideration for the UN cultural body’s list include Chinese cuisine, Spain’s traditional jota music and dance genre and Japan’s shodo...
#China-Japan relations#Chinese culture#Japan#China#Sanae Takaichi
Call to end ‘unjust’ national security cases as Hong Kong s…
Ten countries – including the “Five Eyes” allies – have called for an immediate end to “unjust prosecutions” under Hong Kong’s national security law after opposition activist Joshua Wong Chi-fung was jailed for 10 years, while the government has urged foreign forces to stop their “baseless malicious attacks”. The foreign ministers of the 10 countries issued a joint statement on Friday, a day after the High Court sentenced Wong over his role in a global campaign to instigate sanctions against...
#New Zealand#national security law#United States#Joshua Wong Chi-fung#Canada#Australia
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HYPEBEAST11/6（五）
What’s next after airlines? Asia data breach raises wider c…
A massive data breach that affected several airlines across Asia has underscored the need for industries in the region to revisit their reliance on third-party suppliers, analysts have said, warning that more critical infrastructure may soon be affected. Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus. Several of these breaches involved information found in booking details, including flight data,...
#Cybersecurity#Asia travel#Aviation#Australia#Malaysia#Singapore
China deepens trade offensive with probes into key EU and J…
China has launched two anti-dumping investigations into imports of industrial materials from the European Union (EU) and Japan, adding to a series of trade measures announced this week amid persistent tensions with major trading partners. The Ministry of Commerce said on Friday that it had opened an investigation into imports of para-aramid filament yarns from the EU. The high-strength, heat- and flame-resistant fibre is widely used in optical communications, automotive components, protective...
#China-EU relations#China trade#China-Japan relations#European Union#Taiwan#United States
Japan deploys AI, specialist teams to counter cyberattack w…
Japan’s government on Friday compiled a package of emergency measures to address a spate of recent personal data breaches caused by unauthorised access, amid growing public concerns over cybersecurity. Among the measures are promoting the use of artificial intelligence to identify vulnerabilities in computer systems and creating several teams of highly skilled experts. The package was announced at a meeting of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and relevant ministers on Friday. Takaichi instructed...
#Japan#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Cybersecurity#Technology#Internet#Sanae Takaichi
Chinese space firm builds wooden rocket nose cone for cheap…
Chinese commercial space firm Light Year Explorer has manufactured a rocket fairing with a wooden outer skin as part of the company’s push for lower-cost, mass-produced launch vehicles. The design of the protective shell uses low-density plywood formed into a smooth aerodynamic curve, supported by an internal metal framework to bear loads, according to the Jiangsu-based company. “This configuration matches traditional composite fairings in key performance areas such as weight, structural...
Hong Kong property investors buck Asia-Pacific buying shift…
Hong Kong’s property market is bucking a wider shift towards selling across Asia-Pacific, with three-quarters of market professionals reporting stronger buying intentions among their clients, even as rising borrowing costs are making investors across the region more cautious. About 75 per cent of respondents in Hong Kong reported stronger buying intentions in the third quarter, up from 71 per cent in the first quarter, making the city an outlier in a region where more investors are looking to...
#Hong Kong property#Japan#Singapore#Hong Kong#South Korea#CBRE Hong Kong
US beefs up Pacific cyber defences as concerns grow over ri…
The US military has expanded its cybersecurity presence in Hawaii and set up a regional centre to better detect threats and disruptions to its Pacific communications networks. The new initiatives come amid US accusations of Chinese cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure, including on Guam, and concerns about the security of undersea cables linking the Pacific to the US mainland. Neither initiative has been explicitly linked to China. Brigadier General Michael Smith, US Pacific...
Who was Shen Shou, the artisan who dazzled Empress Dowager…
Suzhou embroidery is one of China’s most celebrated traditional crafts. It is renowned for its delicate techniques and is often referred to as the textile equivalent of Chinese ink paintings. Originating more than 2,000 years ago in Suzhou, in China’s Jiangsu province, the art form features silk threads thinner than human hair woven into images. These depict classical gardens, shanshui (mountain and river) landscapes, flowers, lotuses and birds to reflect Jiangsu’s rich artistic heritage. In the...
Will Japan press Vietnam on labour rights or prioritise sec…
Japan’s growing strategic partnership with Vietnam is putting Tokyo’s commitment to a rules-based regional order under scrutiny, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces calls to press Hanoi over its failure to honour labour rights commitments. The issue is expected to surface during Vietnamese President To Lam’s four-day visit to Tokyo from Sunday, raising questions about how far Japan is prepared to defend the principles underpinning a major Pacific trade agreement when its economic and security...
Post-US midterms AI worries pummel shares in Japan, South K…
Japanese and South Korean shares plunged on Friday after US shares tumbled overnight on worries that midterm election results could slow or derail the artificial intelligence data centre investment boom. Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell 5.1 per cent to 56,930 points in early trade. Seoul’s Kospi index dived 8.5 per cent to 4,923, triggering a circuit breaker which suspended trading for 20 minutes. Investors had initially cheered Tuesday’s Democratic drubbing of US President Donald Trump’s...
#Japan#South Korea#United States#US midterm elections 2026#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Donald Trump
Slums, day labour and forged IDs: how Japan’s 660 most want…
A month-long police campaign in Japan to track down hundreds of suspects sought over the nation’s most notorious crimes, some dating back decades, underscores what analysts describe as the surprising ease with which individuals can vanish, even in the country’s highly bureaucratic society. The nationwide drive, officially designated the “Month for Strengthening Investigations into Wanted Suspects”, began on November 1. Through official websites and social media appeals, authorities are urging...
11/5（四）
Lithuania builds world’s biggest ultra-fast laser factory a…
Amid tensions with China, a small European country is anchoring itself at the centre of the global semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supply chain as a laser powerhouse. The latest sign of Lithuania’s growing footprint in the sector came last month, when laser maker Litilit launched a new factory in the capital, Vilnius. The company’s expansion unfolds as the Baltic nation of fewer than 3 million people navigates fraught ties with Beijing, which has targeted Lithuania with a...
Japan coach accepts ‘reality’ as delay set to deny him last…
Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu said on Wednesday that he would “accept reality” after the 2027 Asian Cup’s postponement from January to December probably cost him his last shot at winning the title before stepping down. The Asian Football Confederation said the tournament in Saudi Arabia would be pushed back almost a year because of “exceptional circumstances” in the region, following Houthi attacks on the host country. Moriyasu was due to lead Japan at the tournament early next year before being...
#Monaco#Japan#Hajime Moriyasu#Aston Villa#Daichi Kamada#Brazil
