Japan and NATO's interests are increasingly aligned, although their links are still only symbolic.

As China's global security and economic footprint grows, the participation of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in a NATO summit for the second consecutive year shows how Asia and Europe's strategic interests are increasingly convergent. However, since the relationship is still develo...

To address the rising demand in hospitals, South Korea prioritizes AI-based imaging solutions, according to Global Data

In order to address the rising demand in hospitals, a number of South Korean health technology companies that provide artificial intelligence (AI)-based imaging solutions are collaborating more frequently with national and foreign multinationals. In light of this, Global Data predicts that the So...

Creating a bright future for South Korean chemical firms

South Korean chemical firms had a large global presence. They succeeded successfully due to operational excellence, the benefits of strong regional demand, and a conglomerate structure that gave prospects for growth. However, South Korean chemical businesses confront enormous problems today. Mark...

From Post war Recovery to Globalization: Japan's Chemical Industry

As imports of petrochemical products from Europe and the United States increased, so did hopes for domestic manufacture of these products, and Japan's chemical industry entered an era of technological innovation and modernisation. This marked the end of the age of chemical fertilisers and the...

Better neurological diagnosis thanks to Japan's cutting-edge innovations: Global Data

Increases in the incidence of dementias like Alzheimer's disease (AD) are being observed in Japan as a result of the country's graying population. To address this rising need for superior neurological healthcare, Japanese researchers are developing novel in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) and hig...

When it comes to innovation, Germany's economy is unrivalled

When it comes to cutting-edge innovation, Germany is currently in the lead, in no little part because of how quickly it is developing technology like autonomous vehicles. In the most recent edition of the Global Competitiveness Report published by the World Economic Forum, Germany was ranked firs...

These nations want to end the global 'poly crisis' by focusing on factors other than gross domestic product.

The global standard for measuring economic health has become inadequate for a rising number of countries. Finland, Iceland, Scotland, Wales, and New Zealand are all part of the Wellbeing Economy Governments cooperation, which is led by a majority of women. As it grows in size over the next severa...

The LTI Korea Translation Award demonstrates the global explosion in Korean literature

On Monday, the Literature Translation Institute of Korea (LTI Korea) presented the winners of its annual translation awards, honoring excellence in translation and contributions to the promotion of Korean literature across the world.

The 20th LTI Korean Translation Award went to E.J. Ko...

The fusion breakthrough is a game changer for global warming and renewable energy

On Tuesday, scientists announced that they had succeeded in creating more energy from a fusion reaction than was used to ignite it, marking a major step forward in the decades-long effort to harness the engine that propels the sun.

The discovery, known as net energy gain, was achieved b...

The beginning of the fourth quarter will be dominated by global earthquakes and employment data

There is a great deal of worry surrounding the markets and the global economy as we begin the first working week of the fourth quarter.

The U.S. market concluded the third quarter on a downturn, down about 25% year-to-date as measured by the S&P 500. The new British prime minister, ...

Cities in France are boycotting World Cup events in a show of solidarity with the global movement condemning Qatar for its human rights and environmental abuses

Less than a month remains until the 2022 FIFA World Cup begins in Qatar, and already a number of French cities, including Paris, Lille, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, and Marseille, have announced they will be boycotting the tournament and will not be setting up the customary fan zones with giant TV scree...

Rising global issues won't impede recovery, according to Moody's, which maintains India's grade

India's economic recovery from the epidemic is not likely to be derailed by global challenges such as the impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, increased inflation, and tightening global financial conditions, rating agency Moody's said on Tuesday.

According to a statement from th...

The significance of the Shangri-La Conference to our global region

Earlier this month, a group of over 30 countries gathered in Singapore to discuss international security, geopolitics, and global events. At the gorgeous Shangri-La resort hotel in Singapore, the prime leaders of Japan and Singapore, as well as several top military officials from across the world...

Before the end of the year, the UAE might be home to another 4,000 millionaires

More than 4,000 millionaires are expected to relocate to the UAE this year, putting the country among the top ten destinations for high-net-worth individuals. According to the 2017 Henley Global Citizens Report, the reasons for this are the absence of a personal income tax and rising revenues in ...

This is the inverse of globalisation

If globalisation was supposed to bring the world and its economy closer together, "fragmentation" describes how they are breaking apart.

The withdrawal of McDonald's from Russia, as we reported last week, is a good example of the apparent end of cross-border openness.

The Bombay boy who made it Global - FROZT

Music has the power to change lives they say and so can be held true in regards with the one who makes. While internet changed the dynamics of the music industry, there many independent artists who have capitalized the change. Aagam Sheth A.K.A

Singapore Longitudinal Ageing Studies Starts Collaboration with the Global Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative

The Davos Alzheimer's Collaborative (DAC) is establishing the DAC Global Cohort Development initiative in collaboration with the Singapore Longitudinal Ageing Studies, or SLAS I and II, created by the Department of Psychological Medicine at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine. The DAC Glo...