Philippines, Japan conglomerates pay courtesy call on Duterte
February 22, 2018
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte on Wednesday met with Philippine and Japanese conglomerates at the Malacañan Palace. In their courtesy call, the Philippine conglomerates discussed competitiveness and macroeconomic fundamentals, infrastructure and innovation matters to the President. The Philippine conglomerates were composed
Reflationist Wakatabe seen as key in BOJ monetary policy
February 22, 2018
Tokyo- Market attention is focusing on whether Waseda University Prof. Masazumi Wakatabe, known as a reflationist and candidate for Bank of Japan deputy governor, will continue to call on the central bank to take additional monetary easing steps after assuming
Japan reacts calmly to planned US-N. Korea talks
February 22, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government has reacted calmly to a US announcement on a planned but cancelled meeting between Vice President Mike Pence and Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of North Korean leader of Kim Jong Un, and other officials
Trump vows action on unfair trade practices abroad
February 22, 2018
Washington- US President Donald Trump expressed his strong determination on Wednesday to take tough action against unfair trade practices in foreign countries. Pushing to make international trade fair and reciprocal, Trump said in his annual Economic Report of the President
Aomori town seeks halt to US fighter flights after tank disposals
February 22, 2018
Tohoku, Aomori Prefecture- The town government of Tohoku, Aomori Prefecture, northeastern Japan, said Wednesday that it has urged the head of the US Air Force’s Misawa Air Base to halt the flight operations of F-16 fighters until the safety of
ANA aircraft overshoot due to captain’s braking delay: report
February 22, 2018
Tokyo- An All Nippon Airways aircraft skidded off a runway at an airport in the northernmost Japan prefecture of Hokkaido last year due chiefly to the captain’s delay in applying the brakes, the Japan Transport Safety Board said in a
Abe adamant on submitting work style reform legislation
February 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe indicated Thursday that the government will stick to its plans to submit legislation for so-called work style reform during the ongoing session of parliament, despite a controversy over related labor data. “I want the
LDP broadly OKs constitutional revision proposals on education
February 21, 2018
Tokyo- A panel of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party reached a broad consensus on Wednesday on the party leadership’s proposals for constitutional revisions designed to beef up education. The proposals call for adding a paragraph to Article 26 of the
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