China agreed to lift the ban on Japanese seafood once the UN nuclear watchdog expands third-country roles in testing treated water from Japan's nuclear plant.
In a classic CCP playbook, China spreads fake news to hurt Japan's economy while its fishermen enjoy the international fishing grounds just north of Fukushima.
The PALM countries and Japan share a complex history of concerns and development needs that shape their nuclear power options and relationships with each other.
WCPFC's Northern Committee recommends significant Bluefin tuna catch increases but for various reasons, price savings may still not reach consumers.
PALM10 concludes with leaders affirming shared values, climate initiatives, security cooperation, and imperial hospitality, signaling strengthened partnerships.
The riots in New Caledonia reflect the high youth unemployment problem in the Pacific Islands, a topic that should take priority at the PALM10 summit in...
China's economy is deteriorating. Japan must take into account Beijing's real intentions in pursuing a free trade agreement, and act more prudently.
"It is important to continue providing accurate explanations" to correct misconceptions about Fukushima, says University of Tokyo Professor Naoya Sekiya.
Disinformation is spreading on Chinese and Taiwanese social media about Fukushima's treated water release, including an AI-generated image of a mutant lobster.
Reciprocating initiatives in 2022 to help Taiwan counter China's economic coercion, now it is promoting Japan's fishing industry against China's import ban.
Culture Day is an opportunity to focus on the richness of world-class Japanese food, and an incentive to pass on this culture and see it develop...
New testing by the IAEA involves laboratories from Canada, China, and South Korea, aiming to settle remaining concerns about Fukushima's treated water release.