Science
Bacteriophages as Antibiotics: Study Unveils Mechanism of Action
Researchers have identified how a bacteriophage protein interacts with a bacterial enzyme to inhibit cell wall production.
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China Introduces Visa-Free Transit Policy for Select Travelers
The new policy allows certain travelers to enter China without a visa for up to 10 days.
Science
International Space Station Captures Majestic Volcano Peering Above Clouds Over Kuril Islands
A stunning photo taken by an astronaut on board the International Space Station has captured the majestic peak of Alaid volcano peering above a thick layer of clouds over the Kuril Islands.
Style
Lafayette 148 Achieves Heritage Label Status After 30 Years of Consistency and Evolution
The company's ability to balance change with preservation has allowed it to adapt to market conditions while maintaining core values.
Science
UVSOR Synchrotron Facility Researchers Observe Xenon 4d Core Hole Decay Directly
Researchers at the UVSOR Synchrotron Facility in Japan have made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the decay of xenon 4d core holes, observing this process directly in the time domain.
Science
Seismic Activity Uncovered in Nankai Trough Region
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have employed a novel radiocarbon analysis technique to examine a sediment core extracted from the Kumano Sea off Japan's coast, uncovering multiple previously unknown earthquakes.
Entertainment
Godzilla Minus Zero Breaks North American Box Office Records
The Japanese film "Godzilla Minus Zero" opened with $31.6 million in North America, surpassing previous records.
Science
Tectonic Forces near Japan Contributed to Grand Canyon Formation
A new study suggests that tectonic forces near Japan played a crucial role in the formation of the Grand Canyon by transferring energy across the Pacific plate.
Science
Groundbreaking Discovery Made Using ORCA Telescope in Mediterranean Sea
Physicists have made a groundbreaking discovery using a state-of-the-art telescope submerged in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of France.
Travel
Italian-French-British holiday traditions
Living far away from family during the holidays can be challenging, but one way to make it more bearable is to mix and match festive traditions from different countries to create something...
Travel
Boutique Hotels Accessible through Loyalty Programs
A growing misconception exists among travelers that boutique hotels are inaccessible through loyalty programs due to their unique character and style.
Sports
Saul Alvarez regains top spot in pound-for-pound rankings
Alvarez's victory over Mbilli has sparked discussions about his place among the elite boxers and restored his world title.
Business
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh Sends Mixed Signals on Monetary Policy
The Federal Reserve chair has been sending mixed signals about his stance on monetary policy since taking office as President Donald Trump's handpicked chairman.
Style
Ralph Lauren Hosts Polofest Event Celebrating Brand's Rich History and Japanese Connection
The three-day event brought together celebrities and vintage Polo collectors from around the world to celebrate Ralph Lauren's connection to Japan, featuring exclusive pieces from top sellers.
Business
US and Japan Agree on Joint Missile Development Project
The US and Japan have reached an agreement to develop a Japanese facility for producing advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles as part of their efforts to counter growing concerns about China's assertiveness in Asia.
Science
Groundbreaking Discovery Made by Japanese Researchers
A team of researchers has successfully isolated and cultivated two strains of Heimdallarchaeia, a group of archaea closely related to eukaryotes, providing valuable insights into the origins of complex cells.
World
North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles off east coast
South Korea's defence ministry reports that North Korea has launched around a dozen short-range ballistic missiles, which were detected heading towards the East Sea before being tracked by South Korean and US military surveillance.
World
US and Japan Agree on Joint Missile Production Facility
Details of the agreement remain scarce, with Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi refraining from elaborating on specifics during his announcement.
Style
Celine Sees Resurgence in Popularity Under Michael Rider's Creative Direction
Michael Rider's return as creative director has led to increased popularity for Celine, including extensive press coverage and a surge in demand among clients.
Science
Marine Environmental DNA Study Reveals Shifts in Fish Habitability
A major transformation in Japan's oceanic landscape has been observed as researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology conduct the country's largest marine environmental DNA study to date.