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Says average cost of external public debt is approximately 4 per cent, so interest payments rose by $1.60b…

Japan has once again taken a familiar and inherently risky route: underwriting economic and political ambition through large-scale…

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The recovery of domestic tourism among Japanese people is stalling as consumers are becoming more thrifty amid rising…

On the surface, the Supreme Court’s massive decision shutting down Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs was a case about…

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The ministry said American interest was conveyed in ICT, mining, minerals and energy 24 revenue estates digitised in…

Young adults with full-time jobs are having a tough time living on their own, according to a new…

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is moving to reframe Japan’s economic debate around a simple proposition. The country is…

Nigeria Joins Ethiopia, Rwanda, South Africa, Egypt and More in Revolutionizing Aviation to Drive Sustainable Economic Growth, Boost Tourism, and Expand National Revenue