Honda applies the brakes in Pakistan

<p>From the BBC World Service: Amid Pakistan&#8217;s ongoing economic turmoil, Honda&#8217;s subsidiary in the country says it will shut down until the end of the month because it can&#8217;t source the parts it needs. Plus, the chip wars continue as the Netherlands — home to high-tech supplier ASML — says it will impose new export controls on the grounds of national and international security. And, in Japan police are cracking down on a series of pranks that have caused shares at Japanese restaurants to plummet. It&#8217;s known as sushi terrorism — where pranksters tamper with food on conveyor belts found in sushi restaurants.</p>