Abe, Macron Affirm Importance of Stable 3-Way Auto Alliance
December 1, 2018
Buenos Aires–Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and French President Emmanuel Macron agreed Friday on the importance of maintaining the stable alliance among Renault SA of France and two Japanese automakers–Nissan Motor Co. <7201> and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. <7211>. The two
G-20 Leaders Concerned over U.S.-China Trade Tensions
December 1, 2018
Buenos Aires–A closely watched Group of 20 summit started in Buenos Aires on Friday for a two-day run, with participants voicing concerns over fierce U.S.-China trade friction. On the first day, some also said that the G-20 advanced and emerging
Japan, U.S., India Hold First Summit
December 1, 2018
Buenos Aires–Japan, the United States and India held their first summit, in Buenos Aires, on Friday, confirming their intentions to deepen the three-way strategic partnership to realize a free and open Indo-Pacific, a concept pushed by Tokyo and Washington. At
Abe Seeks Easing of U.S.-China Trade Tensions
December 1, 2018
Buenos Aires–Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expressed his hope to see an easing of U.S.-China trade friction, at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires on Friday. It is clear that such a trade battle will benefit
Trump Urges Japan to Correct Trade Imbalances with U.S.
December 1, 2018
Buenos Aires–U.S. President Donald Trump at a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday called on the Asian country to work on further correcting the bilateral trade imbalances, while citing a recent decrease in the U.S. deficit in
Japanese Princess Aiko Turns 17, Enjoying School Life
December 1, 2018
Tokyo–Princess Aiko, the only child of Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako, turned 17 on Saturday. The princess, who started her second year at Gakushuin Girls’ Senior High School in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward, is enjoying both her school
G-20 Ministers Worried over Downside Risks to Global Economy
November 30, 2018
Buenos Aires–Group of 20 finance ministers at a meeting in Buenos Aires on Thursday voiced anxieties over downside risks to the global economy, such as a possible slowdown in the economy of China amid its fierce trade war with the
Japan Govt Ordered to Pay Damages in Yokota Base Noise Suit
November 30, 2018
Tokyo–Tokyo District Court’s Tachikawa branch on Friday ordered the Japanese government to pay a total of 95.6 million yen in compensation to residents living near the Yokota base in western Tokyo over past noise pollution caused by aircraft of the
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