Travel Alerts•
South Korea to cap fuel prices as energy costs soar over Iran
Japan says it hasn't decided on release of oil reserves
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan prepares for deployment of its first home-developed long-range missile
Japan is preparing to deploy its first batch of domestically developed long-range missile s, with their launchers arriving at an army camp Monday as the country accelerates its…
Source: Japan Today
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Singer Rihanna's LA mansion struck by gunfire: reports
Pop superstar Rihanna's Los Angeles home was hit by gunfire on Sunday after a woman opened fire on the property while the singer was reportedly inside, according to…
Source: Japan Today
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Asia stocks dive as crude oil spikes on Iran crisis
South Korea, Japan shares lead region's fall; fears of protracted war overshadow markets
Source: Nikkei Asia
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'Fears over China's intentions' fuel Asian arms buildup: SIPRI
India trails only Ukraine among importers, while Pakistan leans on Chinese weaponry
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Dodgers Stadium: Super Mario Yoshi Bobblehead Giveaway!
Nintendo's Yoshi gets a baseball makeover! On March 31st, the first 40,000 fans at the Dodgers game against the Cleveland Guardians will receive a special Yoshi bobblehead figure wearing a Dodgers uniform.
Source: SoraNews24
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US-Iran Tension: Impact on Asia Travel?
Rising tensions between the US and Iran, along with US policy in Venezuela and Cuba, are seen as a broader strategy impacting China. Travelers in Asia should monitor developments for potential disruptions.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Toyota & Nvidia Invest in AI Startup
Toyota Group and Nvidia invest $1 billion in Advanced Machine Intelligence. The startup aims to develop a new generation of AI systems.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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China Exports Surge: Impact on Japan Travel?
China's exports jumped 22% in early 2026, signaling economic shifts. How might this affect travel costs and availability in Japan?
Source: Nikkei Asia
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China's top diplomat urges Japan not to repeat militarist past
China's top diplomat Wang Yi urged Japan on Sunday not to repeat the "disastrous path" of its past militarism, as he repeated criticism of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's…
Source: Japan Today
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