Açaí-Picking Robots Revolutionize Brazil’s Harvest
Brazil’s new açaí-picking robots speed up Amazon harvest, boost pay for harvesters, and shine a light on tech-meets-climate innovation ahead of COP30.
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Brazil’s new açaí-picking robots speed up Amazon harvest, boost pay for harvesters, and shine a light on tech-meets-climate innovation ahead of COP30.
Japanese retail and tourism stocks plunged on Nov 17 after the Chinese mainland advised against travel to Japan, hitting names from Shiseido to Tokyo Disneyland.
Hamas announced today that field commander Wassim Abdul Hadi was killed by Israeli gunfire. No date given. Here’s what you need to know.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s hawkish remarks have drawn global criticism. Share your thoughts in our survey and make your voice heard across Asia.
China’s foreign ministry urges Japan to retract its Taiwan remarks, honor commitments, and protect the political foundation of China-Japan relations.
In a weekend referendum, Ecuadorians rejected foreign military bases and a constitutional rewrite, highlighting strong voter engagement and a focus on sovereignty.
Israeli PM Netanyahu rejects a US-backed draft for Palestinian statehood, sparking far-right coalition protests and raising stakes for his government ahead of the 2026 election.
On Nov 16, 2025, Chileans vote for all Chamber seats, half the Senate, and pick one of eight presidential contenders in a landmark election shaping the country’s future.
Ecuadorians vote today on a referendum to allow foreign military bases and rewrite the constitution, a decision that could reshape the country’s political system.
Ex-PM Noda vows to challenge PM Takaichi on Japan’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles during upcoming Diet debates, igniting a major security policy debate.