Japan Loses 600,000 Chinese Tourists in January as Diplomatic Tensions Deepen

Japan Loses 600,000 Chinese Tourists in January as Diplomatic Tensions Deepen

Japan’s tourism industry faced a significant setback in January after losing nearly 600,000 visitors from mainland China, highlighting how political tensions can ripple through economies and ordinary lives. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, mainland Chinese arrivals fell 60.7 per cent year-on-year, dropping to 385,300 visitors compared to 980,520 during the same month last […]

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US Ends Caribbean Flight Restrictions After Military Operation in Venezuela: Airlines Rush to Restore Schedules

US Ends Caribbean Flight Restrictions After Military Operation in Venezuela: Airlines Rush to Restore Schedules

The United States announced that temporary flight restrictions over parts of the Caribbean—introduced after its military operation in Venezuela—expired at midnight ET (1pm Malaysian time). Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that airlines were officially allowed to resume flights, with major carriers working quickly to update schedules. The restrictions led to hundreds of cancelled flights following […]

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Trump Eyes F-35 Fighter Jet Deal with Saudi Arabia

Trump Eyes F-35 Fighter Jet Deal with Saudi Arabia

US President Donald Trump has revealed that he is considering a major deal to supply Saudi Arabia with F-35 stealth fighter jets, manufactured by Lockheed Martin. “They wanna buy a lot of jets,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. “I’m looking at that. They’ve asked me to look at it. They want to buy […]

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