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TOKYO -- A record 6.93 million Asians newly migrated overseas for work in 2023, as more people from the Philippines, Bangladesh and other countries chase opportunities in advanced economies hungry for labor.
JERUSELEM -- Israel's Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat told Nikkei that Qatar should "immediately" withdraw from its role as a mediator of cease-fire negotiations with Hamas.
TOKYO -- In this year of elections around the globe, there were few surprises until India released the results of its voting on June 4.
TOKYO -- Businesses from the U.S., Japan and Europe are moving to tap mineral reserves in Central Africa, using the latest technologies to locate critical electric vehicle materials, as China currently dominates development on the continent.
TOKYO -- Instead of slowing down, the Chinese economy has entered into a period of stabilization where growth will be sustained by trade with the Global South, according to Denis Depoux, a global managing director at German consultancy Roland Berger.
TOKYO -- People in Japan are flocking to China's commemorative silver coins featuring giant pandas at a time when the price of gold keeps reaching new highs.
TOKYO -- Former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has quickly become a major force in the country's politics since he was granted parole in February after serving six months in detention.
TOKYO -- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed concern recently over the postwar governance of the Gaza Strip, warning of Hamas' possible resurgence there.