Japan Sees Surge in Driver License Suspensions for Drunk Cycling
Japan is witnessing a sharp rise in driver’s license suspensions linked to drunk cycling, signaling stricter enforcement of traffic safety rules. According to the...
Mongolia Launches Working Group to Speed Anti-Corruption Program
Mongolia launched a working group on December 9 to accelerate the anti-corruption program nationwide. The initiative aims to strengthen the justice system, prevent abuse...
Hokkaido Governor Approves Restart of Tomari No. 3 Nuclear Reactor
Hokkaido Governor Naomichi Suzuki approved the Tomari reactor restart on Wednesday during a formal assembly meeting. Moreover, he emphasized that growing demand and rising...
Constitutional Protections Cited as Taiwan Interior Minister Rejects Proposed Religion Bills
Constitutional protections shaped a tense debate on Tuesday as Taiwan’s interior minister urged lawmakers to pause new religion bills. Minister of the Interior Liu...
Japan Plans New Secrecy Rules to Protect National Security Data
Japan plans new secrecy rules to protect national security data as the government prepares major revisions to its state secrets law. Officials revealed draft...
