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‘Antarctic Tuna’ Rebrand Mulled For Southern Bluefin

Southern bluefin tuna could gain renewed attention through rebranding, as Japanese fishing leaders propose adopting the name “Antarctic tuna” in an effort to elevate the fish’s image and market appeal worldwide.

80 Years On: Chinese-Language Care Supports Aging Japanese War Orphans

After decades in China, Japanese war orphans who resettled in Japan are reaching advanced age.

South Korea Records Fastest Birth Rate Growth In June

In June, South Korea noted its highest birth rate growth on record, providing optimism for a nation facing chronic low birth numbers.

1 In 4 People Worldwide Still Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water

According to a recent WHO and UNICEF report, one in four individuals globally does not have access to safe drinking water. An urgent issue to address.

Free Sanitary Items Offered In Restrooms At Osaka World Expo

Thanks to the University of Osaka, select women’s restrooms at the 2025 World Expo will provide free sanitary items for attendees.

Canada To Drop Some Retaliatory Tariffs On United States

In a statement, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed the country will lift select tariffs on US imports, yet keep certain levies on cars and metals.

Daihatsu Launches New Electric Wheelchair For Elderly People

The latest electric wheelchair from Daihatsu is set to provide elderly individuals with more mobility and independence.

Pope Declares August 22 As Day Of Fasting, Prayer For World Peace

In observance of the Feast of Mary the Queen, Pope Leo XIV calls for fasting and prayer on August 22 for world peace.

Megaquake Could Send 520K People To Evacuation

Residents in Japan's coastal regions may need to evacuate as the government assesses the risks of a possible megaquake.

NASA Probe Confirms Long-Suspected Solar Explosions

NASA's breakthrough with the Parker Solar Probe reveals the origins of solar eruptions, aiding in forecasting space weather phenomena.