WNAM REPORT: As Japan vies with Germany for a lucrative contract to build new frigates for Australia, Tokyo seems determined to learn from the past and avoid the mistakes made in its failed bid to sell submarines to Canberra nine years ago.
There is a lot at stake. Winning the contract for the decadelong Australian frigate program — known as Project Sea 3000 — would be the largest military export deal in Japan’s postwar history and a major breakthrough for the country’s defense industry.
WNAM REPORT: Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya on Friday discussed the situation in the Gaza Strip with his Saudi and...
WNAM REPORT: Chairman of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation Hayashi Nobumitsu expressed the interest of Japanese business circles and...
WNAM REPORT: Japan is taking a nonconfrontational approach with the U.S. on tariffs ahead of top negotiator Ryosei Akazawa’s visit...
WNAM REPORT: As Washington and Tokyo prepare to launch key tariff negotiations, U.S. President Donald Trump has once again criticized...
WNAM REPORT: A Japanese startup will introduce an all-terrain electric wheelchair in 2026 that allows users to climb and descend...
