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19.09.2024 8:22
North Korea claims to have test-fired new type of ballistic missile North Korean state media reported Thursday that leader Kim Jong Un supervised successful tests the previous day of a new tactical ballistic missile, designed to carry a 4.5-ton conventional warhead, and an improved strategic cruise missile. The North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported that the test-firing of the new Hwasongpho-11 Da-4.5 tactical ballistic missile was aimed at verifying the ability to accurately hit a target at a range of 320 kilometers. Read full story here

19.09.2024 8:24
Japan's Nikkei average jumps 2.8% following U.S. rate cut - Nikkei Asia TOKYO -- Japanese stocks opened Thursday trading higher on the weaker yen and greater clarity over the direction of U.S. monetary policy.The benchmark Nikkei Stock Average rose to 37,394.52 at one point, up 1,014.35 points, or 2.8%. The broader Tokyo Stock Price Index traded at 2,631.88, climbing 66.51 points, or 2.6%.

19.09.2024 8:31
On the Syrian coast, summer tourism suffers from economic crisis 'Syrian Diaries (5/7).' On the private beaches and hotels of the seaside city of Latakia, customers are rare. The collapse of the Syrian pound and soaring gas prices have turned leisure into a luxury. Holidaymakers are joined by many displaced persons from the civil war who have never been able to return home.

19.09.2024 8:53
China-friendly Kiribati president aims for third and final term - Nikkei Asia SYDNEY -- The China-leaning incumbent ruler of Kiribati is in pole position for a third and final term as leader of the Pacific island country after winning overwhelming support in a parliamentary vote to choose candidates for the presidential election that left the pro-Taiwan opposition leader out of the running.Voting age citizens of the country, which according to its 2020 census has a population of more than 119,000, are scheduled to vote at the end of next month after newly-elected lawmakers sat in parliament on Friday of last week to select a shortlist of candidates.

19.09.2024 9:09
Japan's Icom 'cannot confirm' authenticity of devices in Lebanon blasts - Nikkei Asia OSAKA/TOKYO -- Japanese radio equipment maker Icom on Thursday said "it is not possible to confirm" if two-way radio devices bearing the Icom logo and among those that exploded in Lebanon were shipped from the company.Icom is investigating the matter in the wake of reports saying Icom devices used by Hezbollah detonated on Wednesday across Lebanon's south and in the suburbs of Beirut.

19.09.2024 9:10
Malaysia's $900m hospital deal signals battle in medical tourism - Nikkei Asia KUALA LUMPUR -- Over the past decade or so, Malaysia's IHH Healthcare has built its hospital network across Asia through acquisitions, becoming one of the region's biggest private hospital groups with over 80 hospitals across 10 countries, including India and Singapore.In its latest acquisition, announced earlier this month, the company showed its ambition to attract more foreign patients to its home, Malaysia, spending more than $900 million for a major hospital in the country's medical tourism hot spot as competition intensifies.

19.09.2024 10:25
Shinkansen makes emergency stop when cars uncouple en route to Tokyo A shinkansen made an emergency stop between northeastern Japan and Tokyo on Thursday after its two linked trains uncoupled, railway operator JR East said, but no injuries were reported among the some 320 people aboard. The service, combining the Komachi and Hayabusa high-speed trains, came to a stop between Furukawa and Sendai stations in Miyagi Prefecture on the Tohoku Shinkansen Line at 8:10 a.m. Read full story here

19.09.2024 10:45
Sri Lanka's watershed presidential elections: 4 things to know - Nikkei Asia ANURADHAPURA, Sri Lanka -- Sri Lankans go to the polls to elect a president on Saturday, at a time when the country is struggling to emerge from the worst economic crisis it has faced since gaining independence in 1948.Sri Lankans have suffered a turbulent few years. Fed up with severe shortages of essentials such as food and medicines, and lengthy power cuts, they took to the streets for months in 2022. Those protests culminated in the storming of the presidential palace in July that year, forcing former President Gotabaya Rajapaksa to flee the country.