#Japan

China places 40 Japanese companies on export control lists over Taiwan remarks, signaling a new phase in economic weaponization. What does this mean for global supply chains?

As Trump 2.0 reshapes alliances and China rises, Japan charts an independent security path. What this means for Asia's future.

China imposes immediate export controls on 40 Japanese companies including automakers and shipbuilders, escalating bilateral trade tensions with national security justification

China adds 20 Japanese entities including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries subsidiaries to export control list, marking a new phase in bilateral trade tensions with global supply chain implications.

Scott Bessent initiated January's yen-dollar rate intervention discussions, revealing America's proactive stance on currency policy under Trump 2.0.

Japanese electronics giant Panasonic transfers North American and European TV sales to Chinese manufacturer Skyworth. What this means for the global electronics landscape.

Japan is boosting defense budgets but lacks the space technology investment needed for modern warfare. European models show what's missing from Tokyo's strategy.

SBI Holdings launches Japan's first retail blockchain bond with XRP token rewards, combining traditional fixed income with crypto perks for individual investors.

Chinese UN envoy warns of resolute retaliation if Japan intervenes militarily in Taiwan, escalating diplomatic tensions amid US-Japan joint military drills.

Massive Chinese fishing vessel formations near Japan's waters signal a new form of maritime pressure, raising questions about gray-zone tactics in East Asian waters.

SoftBank, Toshiba, and Hitachi show interest in Japan's massive investment pledge to Trump. A strategic move to avoid tariffs reveals the new rules of global trade.

Trump announces first batch of projects under massive US-Japan trade agreement, including gas power plant, LNG facility, and critical minerals plant. What does this mean for global supply chains?