Isabel Reynolds
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Japan Set For Yet Another New Leader As PM Kishida Steps Aside
Kishida, who took office nearly three years ago, decided not to run to take responsibility for the political funds issue, Kyodo News said.
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Japan Set For Yet Another New Leader As PM Kishida Steps Aside
Kishida, who took office nearly three years ago, decided not to run to take responsibility for the political funds issue, Kyodo News said.
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Japan’s Ruling Party Loses Special Election In Blow To Premier
Japan’s ruling party lost a special election Prime Minister Fumio Kishida had described in part as a judgment on himself, months ahead of a party leadership vote.
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Japan’s Ruling Party Loses Special Election In Blow To Premier
Japan’s ruling party lost a special election Prime Minister Fumio Kishida had described in part as a judgment on himself, months ahead of a party leadership vote.
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Japan Adds Rescuers As Toll From Jan. 1 Quake Rises To 64
The number of reported fatalities reached 64, although the full extent of the damage remains unclear.
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Japan Adds Rescuers As Toll From Jan. 1 Quake Rises To 64
The number of reported fatalities reached 64, although the full extent of the damage remains unclear.
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Xi, Kishida Agree To Seek To Resolve Fukushima Water Dispute
Kishida said he urged Xi to end a ban on imports of Japanese seafood, imposed by China.
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Top U.S. General Doubts Xi Planning To Take Taiwan By Force
The US’s top general said he doubts Beijing plans to try to take Taiwan militarily, comments that ease tensions on the issue of the island’s status before China’s leader meets President Joe Biden.
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Japan, U.S. To Seek Gaza ‘Pauses’ As G-7 Foreign Ministers Meet
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa agreed on the issue at a bilateral meeting in Tokyo.
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Japan, U.S. To Seek Gaza ‘Pauses’ As G-7 Foreign Ministers Meet
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa agreed on the issue at a bilateral meeting in Tokyo.
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Japan Church Cited As Motive In Shinzo Abe Killing Offers Compensation Fund
The head of a fringe religious group cited as a motivation in the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe offered to set up a compensation fund, as the group faces lawsuits and demands for donations to be returned.
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Japan’s Ruling Party Loses A Special Election In Blow To Kishida
The LDP lost an upper house seat on the island of Shikoku to Hajime Hirota of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan.
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Japan’s Kishida To Seek Asset Management, Pension Fund Reform
He will also lay out principles by summer 2024 defining the role of pension funds and insurers in making sure the funds they oversee bring appropriate returns to beneficiaries, he said in a speech as part of the “Japan Weeks” event aimed at promoting his country as a global financial center.
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Japan’s Kishida To Seek Asset Management, Pension Fund Reform
He will also lay out principles by summer 2024 defining the role of pension funds and insurers in making sure the funds they oversee bring appropriate returns to beneficiaries, he said in a speech as part of the “Japan Weeks” event aimed at promoting his country as a global financial center.
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One In 10 Japanese Now Aged Over 80, Population Report Shows
The over-80s for the first time accounted for more than 10% of Japan’s population, according to a government report issued to mark the annual Respect for the Aged Day.
