Trump in Asia On North Korea, what's Japan's military role?... READ MORE›
The first missile launched over Japan in August was widely considered to be a challenge for Trump... READ MORE›
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is hoping for a landslide win in snap elections this Sunday... READ MORE›
That means he is on track to become Japan's longest-serving prime minister... READ MORE›
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has promised to deal firmly with North Korea after exit polls suggested he won a clear victory in Sunday's election... READ MORE›
In the end the 65-year-old former TV presenter was not even in Japan on election day... READ MORE›
Japan's Shinzo Abe claims victory with tough North Korea policy... READ MORE›
I support Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's policy not to yield to North Korea, Yoshihisa Iemori, a construction business owner, told Al Jazeera... READ MORE›
I support Abe's stance not to give in to North Korea's pressure, one voter, Yoshihisa Iemori, said as he cast his ballot in Tokyo... READ MORE›
In this photo from Oct. 18, Prime Minister and President of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party Shinzo Abe delivers a campaign speech in Tokyo... READ MORE›
The hastily formed Party of Hope, which incorporates some lawmakers from the flailing opposition Democratic Party, now appears leaderless, without an obvious candidate for prime minister... READ MORE›
The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was up 0.3 percent at 93.847 after touching 93.891, its highest since Aug. 17... READ MORE›
Abe dissolved the lower house as soon as it convened at noon local time for an extraordinary session... READ MORE›
The China-Japan relationship is improving, though many complicated and sensitive issues remain, he said... READ MORE›
Japan PM Shinzo Abe dissolves lower house, calls snap election... READ MORE›
The Nikkei said that Koike met Democratic Party leader Seiji Maehara on Tuesday to discuss the possible merger, which could also include another small opposition party... READ MORE›
By calling a snap election, however, Abe is jeopardizing his ruling coalition's grip on power... READ MORE›
I will dissolve the lower house on September 28, Abe told a nationally televised news conference on Monday... READ MORE›
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has called an election a year early and will dissolve parliament on Thursday... READ MORE›
Ruling Liberal Democratic Party senior official Koichi Hagiuda on Sunday brushed off concerns about a political vacuum during the election campaign... READ MORE›
Former abductee Kaoru Hasuike on Saturday proposed offering goods or know-how to North Korea, such as technical help for easing electricity shortages, in e... READ MORE›
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has one person to thank for reviving his political fortunes, and it's a surprising person Kim Jong Un... READ MORE›
Abe last dissolved the lower house of parliament in November 2014 and thereafter led the ruling coalition to a sweeping victory in the following election in December... READ MORE›
Feb. 11, 2017 Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and President Trump play golf at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla... READ MORE›
Daily express unforgivable japanese pm vows to save islamic state hostages after video threat 1 hr ago... READ MORE›
But in a potentially contentious break with previous expressions of contrition by Japanese leaders Mr. Abe did not offer a new personal apology of his own... READ MORE›
Our social fabric has not been torn apart, Taro Aso said in a speech at Columbia University on Wednesday evening... READ MORE›
Protesters denounce Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe outside parliament as Abe attends a special parliamentary committee meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday... READ MORE›
To us, the opportunity is thoroughly Japanese and thoroughly delicious, Wynn Resorts Chief Executive Officer Steve Wynn said in a statement... READ MORE›
Three ballistic missiles test-fired by the North Korean military landed off the Japanese coast earlier in March... READ MORE›
Even so, we Japanese, across generations, must squarely face history... READ MORE›
Japan can become a much better country with zero nuclear power plants, harnessing natural energy, Koizumi said... READ MORE›
Abe's proposal to clarify the military's ambiguous status by revising the constitution's war-renouncing Article 9 would be hugely symbolic in Japan... READ MORE›
Yoshikazu Shiohira, editor-in-chief of the Ryukyu Shimpo, blasted Hyakuta's comments as an attack not only against Okinawan newspapers, but against the mass media as a whole... READ MORE›
Usually a Ponzi scheme doesn't work in the private economy, but the government always has the next generation of taxpayers to rely on, he said... READ MORE›
Although the tone was friendly after the meeting, Japan and the United States appear to have decidedly different ideas about where their trading relationship should go... READ MORE›
Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, will include the words apology and aggression in his much-anticipated war anniversary statement later this week according to reports... READ MORE›
We need to change the situation where the Liberal Democratic Party is the only viable party voters can choose, Maehara told the party's convention Friday... READ MORE›
Yuriko Koike will run the Japanese capital -- and try to sort out the mess of the 2020 games... READ MORE›
Officials in the Abe administration give conflicting views over whether Japan should participate in Chinas new infrastructure investment bank and risk its ties with Washington... READ MORE›
The sentiments of that statement were repeated 10 years later by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi... READ MORE›
Spokesmen for Japan Post and the Tokyo Stock Exchange declined to comment... READ MORE›
I don't want the Liberal Democratic Party to go any further to the right, said Mr... READ MORE›
Japan Post Bank Co Ltd is the nation's biggest bank and Japan Post Insurance Co is its biggest insurance company... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, Hyakuta, who is in hot water for calling for destroying two Okinawan newspapers during the Thursday event, hardened his stance over the weekend... READ MORE›
A 60th anniversary statement issued by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi contained such phrases as well... READ MORE›
Asked if the latest demand, which brings Jordan into the picture, makes the situation more complex, government spokesman Yoshihide Suga avoided a straight answer... READ MORE›
They also said 78.3 percent of the over 1,500 people polled in China have a negative impression of Japan, down from 86.8 percent the previous year... READ MORE›
Japan team heading to north korea to pressure it on abductees pm says... READ MORE›
Japan Post Bank is the biggest holder of deposits in the country and Japan Post Insurance is the largest insurer by assets... READ MORE›
Japanese politics a man's world as few females stand in 2016 Upper House election... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party is looking to get the legislation passed before the session ends Dec. 14, despite opposition on ethical grounds... READ MORE›
Japanese ambassador to South Korea is recalled over a statue commemorating Korean women forced to work in Japanese military brothels in World War Two... READ MORE›
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