Economics

Bari has undergone such a big transformation that those who remember it during its most decadent period hardly recognize it. This isn’t necessarily a good thing.

The crisis is forcing logistical and trade adjustments. It also raises questions about the viability of Japan’s food self-sufficiency.

It’s never too early to start investing in your future.

The case of Jim Anderson isn’t an isolated incident but rather a striking example of a prevailing trend.

With its meticulous regulatory approach, Japan has become a policy laboratory that could inspire other countries facing the same dilemma.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) breach isn’t just a security lapse—it’s a symptom of a deeper shift toward technocratic access over institutional control.

A generation of Chinese investors is prepared to face the challenge of preserving and capitalizing on old Japanese buildings.

The Italian city aims to restore the balance between residents’ rights and the overwhelming influx of visitors.

What began in newly formed Chinese neighborhoods has now extended into one of Japan’s cultural strongholds: pop culture.

The number of people who die alone and go undiscovered for weeks or even months is on the rise. This has prompted a growing industry devoted to clearing out their properties.

Experts warn that without a realistic plan or adequate resources, the migration will resemble a political experiment rather than a responsible modernization.

The emergence of new “Chinatowns” in Japan signifies a historical shift in the country’s social composition.