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Affordable EVs Impacting Asian Travel
Tata's $7,000 EV is shaking up the Asian auto market. Protectionist policies are also boosting Vietnam's VinFast, potentially influencing regional travel costs.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Proterial to Make Rare Earth-Free Magnets in N. America
Japan's Proterial, formerly Hitachi, plans to produce magnets in North America without relying on heavy rare earths. This move aims to reduce dependence on China for these critical components.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Nissan Suppliers Expand to Vietnam
Nissan's smaller suppliers are moving to Vietnam, seeking new growth opportunities. This shift allows Japanese manufacturers to diversify their operations in Southeast Asia.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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China says U.S. talks vital as Trump targets Beijing's key partners
With the U.S. president focused on the war he and Israel launched against Iran, analysts are watching for signs that his visit to meet Xi will go ahead.
Source: The Japan Times
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Canada eyes deeper security ties with Japan and other 'middle powers' in Indo-Pacific
Canada’s defense minister says his country also aims to boost military and defense-industrial ties with like-minded Indo-Pacific partners as regional security tensions surge.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan's northern Hokkaido brewery taps into tradition to make new brews
Moon and Sun Brewing offers wide range of craft beer at its 2 Sapporo beer restaurants
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Indonesia's university grads head to Japan amid high unemployment
Nursing homes facing severe labor crunch are popular landing spots
Source: Nikkei Asia
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How Nintendo and PlayStation will survive the generative AI boom
AI tools like Google's Project Genie won't replace the artistry and logic behind blockbuster titles
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Local governments in South Korea and Taiwan spark birth rate revival
Aggressive subsidies and support systems help boost family expansion
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Cracks emerge in Iran's leadership as it reels under bombardment
Fissures within Iran's ruling elite were long suppressed under the rule of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, but his killing a week ago has allowed them to spill out into the open.
Source: The Japan Times
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