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Morocco's ruling coalition is fracturing ahead of the September 23 parliamentary election, with leaked audio exposing internal rivalries. Key issues include the cost of living, employment, and the aftermath of the Ceuta migration crisis. Voter skepticism remains high amid concerns about political trust and turnout.
Japan's government spokesperson warned that higher bond interest payments could squeeze public policy spending, making it harder to balance the national budget. The caution highlights concerns over Japan's rising public debt and the challenge of funding social security amid an aging population.
For the first time, South Korea has over 10 million employed people aged 55 to 79, according to government data released on August 7. The employment rate for this age group reached a record 59.1%, reflecting the country's rapid aging population.
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi announced on May 17, 2026, that the government will create a supplementary budget of over 3 trillion yen to tackle economic and social welfare challenges. The funds will prioritize small business support, welfare enhancements, and infrastructure investment.
