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The scale of Tokyo’s ambition creates the risk of spectacular failure, but so too does succumbing to decline in a sector the nation once dominated.

Yoon Suk Yeol's turmoil in Seoul, the weakest government in decades in Tokyo and Donald Trump's return to power in Washington means a brief moment of coordination is coming to an end at the worst possible time.

The turmoil in Seoul, the weakest government in decades in Tokyo and Donald Trump's return to power in Washington means a brief moment of coordination is coming to an end at the worst possible time.

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A deal to join two unlikely allies might not solve every problem, but it would consolidate Japan’s auto industry — and not a moment too soon.

Nissan and Honda, two of Japan's leading automakers, are reportedly considering a merger. Facing financial struggles and a volatile Chinese market, Nissan seeks stability. This potential union aims to create a stronger entity, possibly the world's third-largest automaker, amidst industry upheaval and increasing competition.

Just over a year ago, he was holding hands with Japan's former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and President Joe Biden at a historical trilateral summit

Rice paddies that lay fallow for decades in some of Japan's most far-flung regions are now its hottest properties.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, impeached at the second time of asking, was always more popular abroad than at home.