The Japanese government has warned of catastrophic economic damage and nearly 300,000 deaths when the next "megaquake" hits the archipelagic nation, according to a new estimation released on Monday.
Rice prices and inflation are putting pressure on Ishiba’s minority government.
The U.S. on Monday sanctioned six senior Chinese and Hong Kong officials for "transnational repression" and further eroding ...
Japan's parliament passed the budget for fiscal 2025 on Monday, the day before the new financial year starts, after Prime ...
An updated plan recently released by the Japanese government details how and where it will move 120,000 people from the ...
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Japan 'megaquake' could kill 298,000 people: GovernmentA "megaquake" and subsequent tsunami could cause as many as 298,000 deaths in Japan and damage costing up to $2 trillion, the ...
Nearly three in four respondents said that the key factor driving these planned expansions was increased sales opportunities.
So far, Japan has not managed to win exemptions from the tariffs hitlist despite its status as the biggest US ally in Asia.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan had lodged a protest with China about a statement that misquoted Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ...
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