Koike resigns as Party of Hope leader
November 15, 2017
Tokyo- Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike stepped down as leader of the Japanese opposition Party of Hope on Tuesday. Her resignation was approved at the day’s meeting of the party’s lawmakers in both chambers of the Diet, the country’s parliament. Coleader
North Korea condemned at East Asia Summit
November 15, 2017
Manila- Meeting in Manila on Tuesday, leaders of many of the 18 East Asia Summit member countries, including Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, condemned North Korea for continuing nuclear and ballistic missile provocations. North Korea is persistently pursuing nuclear and
Abe pledges support over Rohingya crisis
November 15, 2017
Manila- Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe emphasized on Tuesday the country’s intention to help Myanmar better cope with the refugee crisis involving the Rohingya Muslim minority in the Southeast Asian country. At a meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, state
Abe vows to boost Japan-China ties to new level
November 15, 2017
Manila- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe vowed on Tuesday to take the country’s relations with China to a higher level as next year marks the 40th anniversary of the conclusion of their peace and friendship treaty. “I’ll boost the Japan-China
Japan enjoys longest GDP growth in 16 years
November 15, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s gross domestic product expanded for seven straight quarters in July-September, the longest growth in 16 years, led by strong exports on the back of the global economy recovery, government data showed Wednesday. The country’s GDP enjoyed such a
Japan Holds Nationwide J-Alert Drill
November 14, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency on Tuesday morning conducted a nationwide drill using the J-Alert early warning system, in preparation for emergency situations including North Korean missile launches and natural disasters. This marked the first national J-Alert drill
Biz Loan Rates Down for 9th Year
November 14, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s average interest rate for lending to companies fell for the ninth straight year in fiscal 2016 that ended in March, Teikoku Databank Ltd. said in a survey report Monday. The average lending state stood at 1.43 pct, down
LDP Troubled by Contrasting Top Opposition Forces in Parliament
November 14, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party faces a more complex situation for steering parliamentary proceedings as two different parties are now the top opposition forces in the upper and lower chambers. The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, formed by former
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