TOKYO -- The government plans to resume the Go To Travel subsidy program to stimulate demand for domestic travel as early as mid-January 2022, Nikkei has learned.

GUANGZHOU -- Chinese authorities have apparently suspended the licensing of new video games, a move that comes as the government limits gaming by children and as app stores deplatform unauthorized titles.

TOKYO -- ANA Holdings is at a turning point. Can the Japanese airline climb back into the black in the next fiscal year through March 2023, after the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic upended its plans?

NEW DELHI -- India is reopening to foreign tourists starting Nov. 15, more than one and a half years after it suspended issuance of visas due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

TOKYO -- Each office in the building housing the administration of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has an electronic board showing when Kishida, cabinet members and senior staff are on the premises. The person's name lights up on the board when they enter and turns off when they leave.

TAIPEI -- Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, is "cautious" about the outlook for next year due to the ongoing chip shortage, signs of inflation and fraught relations between Washington and Beijing.

SINGAPORE -- Asia's airlines are struggling to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, with the biggest operators reporting significant losses -- again -- for the July-September quarter, reflecting the region's prolonged travel curbs.

Suisheng Zhao is a professor at the University of Denver's Josef Korbel School of International Studies and director of its Center for China-U.S. Cooperation.

SYDNEY -- The Australian government has cleared the way for Canadian investment group Brookfield Asset Management's takeover of gas and energy distribution group AusNet Services.

SHANGHAI -- China's Communist Party defended the ruling party's approval of a historical resolution that emphasizes its achievements, rather than its missteps, party officials said on Friday.