Investigation launched against Taiwan trade restrictions
The Ministry of Commerce has launched a trade barrier investigation into Taiwan's trade restrictions against products from the Chinese mainland.
Policy Matters
China unveils draft law to regulate the use of generative AI technology
The draft aims to regulate the use of generative AI technology and promote its healthy development.
Call to abolish Japan’s foreign intern program reflects battle for manpower
A system must be created that guarantees a good working environment for foreign nationals, they said.
South Korea may dial back on tax cuts aimed at curbing inflation
The low tax revenue could lead to a disruption in state affairs, as related authorities will be unable to carry out their plans due to low budgets.
New Bank of Japan chief says must take time to gauge inflation trend
Markets have been rife with speculation the bank could soon phase out yield curve control, due to growing criticism that it distorts markets and hurts bank margins.
Greater Bay Area moves toward further alignment
Alignment has been a difficult yet important matter in its development, as each area is cooperating with respect to the "one country, two systems".
Calmly debate legislation taking security into account
Japan should explore approaches to expand exports of equipment while maintaining the principle of a pacifist nation, the author states.
Erasing Mughal period from school books a sheer mockery: former Kashmir MP Abdullah
The MP was reacting to removal of chapters relating to the Mughal period from the books.
Japan to emphasise proactive aid offers to developing nations
Regarding the free and open Indo-Pacific initiative, the draft revision will include a policy of helping to enhance maritime security, among others.
Watertight bulkheads to be mandatory on small passenger vessels in Japan
Under existing regulations, small passenger boats like the Kazu I are not required to install watertight bulkheads.