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Assistant Professor Michael Cucek on Japan's population decline - Vimarsana News

Assistant Professor Michael Cucek on Japan's population decline

The number of babies born in Japan fell for an eighth straight year to a record low in 2023. A weakening currency, the high cost of living and unfavourable working conditions are some of the many issues that are keeping residents from having children. According to estimates, Japan's population will likely decline by ab

US nears 'win-win' deal to use Japan shipyards to keep warships battle-ready amid rising tensions - Vimarsana News

US nears 'win-win' deal to use Japan shipyards to keep warships battle-ready amid rising tensions

The deal will ensure Japanese shipyards can carry out major repairs on warships of the US Seventh Fleet, a move that analysts say makes ‘political and strategic sense’.

Source: scmp.com
How the Moonies took over Japan - Vimarsana News

How the Moonies took over Japan

Politicians have murky ties to sinister cults

Source: unherd.com
Japan tests ruling party's dominance | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

Japan tests ruling party's dominance | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

Japanese voters hit the polls on Sunday with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida hoping to win over a pandemic-fatigued public as his long-ruling conservatives battle to preserve their commanding majority in parliament

Japan votes as ruling party seeks fresh start - Vimarsana News

Japan votes as ruling party seeks fresh start

Polls opened in Japan’s general election on October 31 with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida hoping to win over a pandemic-fatigued public with spending promises as his long-ruling conservatives seek a fresh start.