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Hong Kong topples Tokyo as Asia’s costliest city to build, as labour shortage inflates cost

by Anas Siddiqui
Hong Kong topples Tokyo as Asia’s costliest city to build, as labour shortage inflates cost

Hong Kong surpassed Tokyo as the most expensive city to build anything in Asia, as a post-pandemic labour shortage exacerbated the scarcity of skilled workers in an ageing society, inflating …

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More Japanese open to foreign workers as labour crunch bites, despite concerns of ‘different values’

by Walter Watson
More Japanese open to foreign workers as labour crunch bites, despite concerns of ‘different values’

“But I believe we should choose very carefully with the people who come to Japan in the future,” he said. “We need skilled workers, but we do not need people …

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Japan’s young workers head to Australia, eyeing higher pay, better work-life balance

by Ron Morgan
Japan’s young workers head to Australia, eyeing higher pay, better work-life balance

“Youth are questioning Japan’s economic outlook,” said Yuya Kikkawa, an economist at Meiji Yasuda Research Institute. “Living conditions are far tougher than the headline inflation figure suggests.” The Bank of …

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Ukraine war: Russia losing close to 1,000 soldiers every day, UK intelligence says

by Walter Watson
Ukraine war: Russia losing close to 1,000 soldiers every day, UK intelligence says

Losing nearly a thousand soldiers a day isn’t stopping the Russians from launching mass attacks on Ukraine, the UK’s defence ministry said in an intelligence dispatch on Sunday. “Since the …

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Opinion | Australia’s student housing woes won’t be solved by cutting visas

by Walter Watson
Opinion | Australia’s student housing woes won’t be solved by cutting visas

Australia’s universities are a magnet for foreign students, especially from Asia. The share of international student enrolments in higher education is much higher than in other advanced economies. At some …

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Opinion | Why Malaysia – once Silicon Valley of the East – is set to strike back

by Walter Watson
Opinion | Why Malaysia – once Silicon Valley of the East – is set to strike back

This is the value Malaysia’s new semiconductor task force wants to capture. The good news is that Malaysia already has a mature chip cluster. Major chip makers including NXP, Infineon …

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Japan’s reliance on foreign workers increases amid deepening labour shortage, ageing population

by Walter Watson
Japan’s reliance on foreign workers increases amid deepening labour shortage, ageing population

Japan’s foreign worker population broke the two million mark for the first time ever, underlining the nation’s growing reliance on external manpower to mitigate its deepening labour shortage. The number …

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Quebec tightening French-language requirements for storefronts, labels

by Anas Siddiqui
Quebec tightening French-language requirements for storefronts, labels

Quebec business owners have about a year and a half to ensure all signs on businesses, aside from the company name, must be predominately in French.  Also, loopholes are being closed …

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On the defensive: Why Ukraine is ‘in a bind’ as war with Russia grinds on

by Walter Watson
On the defensive: Why Ukraine is ‘in a bind’ as war with Russia grinds on

In the early days of January, at a U.S. military base in Germany, Ukrainian military planners huddled with their counterparts from the United States and Europe for a week-long war …

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Labour-rich Indonesia to send 100,000 workers to ageing Japan, reap benefits of ‘demographic dividend’

by Walter Watson
Labour-rich Indonesia to send 100,000 workers to ageing Japan, reap benefits of ‘demographic dividend’

Japan would need 6.7 million foreign workers by 2040 to meet its own projected economic growth rates, according to a 2022 report by the Japan International Cooperation Agency. Workers assemble …

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