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Jakarta Is Now The World’s Most Populous City

Jakarta’s rise as the largest city underscores significant migration and expansion, reshaping its social and economic landscape.

Japan Set To Restart World’s Biggest Nuclear Power Plant

The long-idle plant’s return to operation marks a significant change in Japan’s energy landscape as it confronts ongoing supply challenges.

Foreign Visitors To Japan Hit Record High For October

The tourism boom is driven by attractive travel deals, eased entry measures, and renewed interest in Japan’s food, traditions, and seasonal experiences.

China Discovers Largest Single Gold Deposit In More Than 70 Years

With the Dadonggou Gold Mine confirmed as an open-pit, super-large deposit, China is preparing for development that could reshape its long-term mineral production strategy and regional economy.

South Korea, United States Sign USD350 Billion Trade Deal

With US tariffs lowered to 15 percent and investment commitments secured, the deal signals a major shift in bilateral economic policy between South Korea and the United States.

ASEAN–Korea Media Forum 2025 Highlights Media’s Role In Regional Ties

Discussions underscored how K-culture and K-pop strengthen cultural links, shaping a deeper connection between Korean and Southeast Asian audiences.

Japan To Raise Visa Fees For 1st Time In 48 Years

Officials said the price update reflects the need to modernize visa operations after nearly five decades of unchanged fees.

Japan Government To Outline Policies On Foreigners In January

Japan plans to outline new policies on foreigners early next year amid calls for tighter regulations.

President Lee Gets Smartphones From China’s Xi, Quips About Security

Following their first summit, China’s President Xi gifted President Lee with Xiaomi phones and traditional calligraphy tools.

BTS’ RM Compares K-Pop To ‘Bibimbap’ At APEC CEO Summit

RM’s keynote connected music and identity, saying K-pop’s worldwide appeal comes from harmony in diversity—just like Korea’s famous bibimbap.