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08.10.2024 0:09
Suddenly, all MPs know where the Chagos Islands are and whats best for them | John Crace Many who last week couldnt have got within 500 miles of Mauritius on a map now cant bear it taking the archipelagoWhat a difference a week makes. Just last Wednesday, you could have put money on most MPs being totally clueless about the exact location of the Chagos Islands. Give them a map and many would have better luck being blindfolded.Even a hint wouldnt have made much difference. Are they east, west, south or north of Mauritius? To be in with a shout, you have to know where Mauritius is. And most MPs wouldnt get within 500 miles. The Indian Ocean is bigger than you think. And dont get them started on Diego Garcia. Surely hes the younger brother of the titular character in the 1974 Sam Peckinpah film Bring me the Head of Alfredo Garcia.A year in Westminster: John Crace, Marina Hyde and Pippa CrerarOn Tuesday 3 December, join Crace, Hyde and Crerar as they look back at a political year like no other, live at the Barbican in London and livestreamed globally. Book tickets here or at guardian.liveTaking the Lead by John Crace is published by Little, Brown (?18.99). To support the Guardian and Observer, order your copy at guardianbookshop.com. Delivery charges may apply. Continue reading... ...

08.10.2024 0:38
Japan PM Ishiba tempers tone on Asian NATO, nuclear energy reduction - Nikkei Asia TOKYO -- With his eye on a snap lower house election on Oct. 27, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba moderated his stance on several policy proposals during parliamentary questioning on Monday, including on the creation of an Asian version of NATO.An Asian NATO "cannot be launched overnight," Ishiba said during a question-and-answer session with opposition party leaders. He had proposed the idea of a NATO-style collective security framework in Asia during his campaign last month to become leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

08.10.2024 1:05
The path to a trilateral U.S.-Japan-South Korea alliance - Nikkei Asia Steve Park is the general chair of the TriForum Organizing Committee. The TriForum is an independent network of experts and opinion leaders from the U.S., Japan and South Korea that aims to strengthen the trilateral partnership. Experts in Seoul, Tokyo and especially Washington generally agree that South Korean President Yoon Seok Yeol has improved his country's relations with Japan. Recent polls show 42% of Koreans hold a favorable view of Japan, an all-time high. Following the joint trilateral summit at Camp David in 2023, the three sides have continued to maintain a steady pace of collaboration. Foreign ministers from the countries last month agreed to establish a trilateral secretariat to "institutionalize the crucial partnership into the future."

08.10.2024 1:13
India opens Mumbai subway line to reduce traffic, pollution - Nikkei Asia MUMBAI -- India's first fully underground subway line began running Monday here in the country's commercial capital, in an effort to alleviate worsening congestion in a metropolitan area that is home to 18 million people.Mumbai Metro Line 3, developed by Mumbai Metro Rail, began partial service along a stretch that includes Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport and the Bandra Kurla Complex business district.

08.10.2024 1:34
Tunisias president wins landslide second term after cracking down on opponents Kais Saied secured 90.7% of the vote in election on a turnout of just 27.7%, after detaining rival Ayachi ZammelTunisias president, Kais Saied, has secured a second five-year term with a landslide victory, although the election had one of the lowest turnouts in the north African countrys history.The Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) declared on Monday evening that Saied had won 90.7% of the vote in Sundays election, on a turnout of 27.7%. Continue reading... ...

08.10.2024 1:45
Vietnam reckons with over $3bn in damages from deadly Typhoon Yagi - Nikkei Asia HANOI -- A month after Typhoon Yagi tore through Vietnam, claiming over 300 lives, the government is grappling with damages estimated at 81.8 trillion dong ($3.29 billion).The storm dumped torrential rain on northern Vietnam, triggering floods and landslides. Around 400,000 homes were damaged as of the end of September, along with roughly 290,000 hectares of paddy fields. More than 5.76 million heads of poultry were lost.

08.10.2024 2:00
Malaysia's ZUS Coffee cashes in as Gen Z drives consumer boom - Nikkei Asia KUALA LUMPUR -- No two coffee drinkers are likely to agree on the recipe to make a perfect cup. But anyone looking to brew a successful consumer sector business in Southeast Asia would do well to study ZUS Coffee, the Malaysian startup that has grown from nothing in 2019 to a profitable enterprise with more than 600 outlets in two countries and ambitions to expand significantly.Its secret is a combination of high operational consistency, understanding its target market's aspirations, lifestyle and spending power, and a slice of luck.

08.10.2024 2:20
Ray-Ban parent EssilorLuxottica reveals 5% stake in Nikon - Nikkei Asia TOKYO -- Global eyewear giant EssilorLuxottica has a 5.1% interest in Nikon, according to a Japanese securities disclosure filed Monday.EssilorLuxottica boasts many eyewear brands worldwide, including Ray-Ban. It has a market capitalization of around 96 billion euros ($105 billion) and logged sales of 25.3 billion euros for 2023 -- nearly six times Nikon's revenue for the fiscal year ended March 31.