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Takaichi Sanae was elected prime minister of Japan on October 21, 2025. How is her government viewed in North Korea? One answer can be found by looking to see how views of Japan’s new administration have changed based on articles about Takaichi publi... [1]
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has a packed schedule of summit diplomacy in the coming weeks, providing a potential buffer against calls from his Liberal Democratic Party to step down after last month's election loss. [2]
TOKYO -- Japan's Agriculture Minister Shinjiro Koizumi intends to run for president of the Liberal Democratic Party to succeed resigning Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, sources told Nikkei. [3]
South Korea CPTPP interest part of trend, according to Wendy Cutler Kim Min-seok emphasizes importance of 'Asian sphere' amid US tariffs Trip underscores shared concerns about maritime security Immigration raid on Georgia battery plant stalls America... [4]
Osaka-based party aims to bring its regional success to national politics LDP leader closer to becoming prime minister; US credit fears ease Party to assess LDP's stance on reducing number of Diet members, regulating donations Any leader chosen must ... [5]
From golden shares to clown-show trade deals, Washington embraces state capitalism Homegrown QRIS system shows how the bloc could leapfrog into cross-border digital finance Defendant sent imagery and technical materials to handler for $12,000, DOJ sa... [6]
Nishitetsu to expand overseas business following project in Vietnam With sharply lower threshold, foreign visitors owing $65 may be refused reentry Current minimum is half the length needed for permanent residency Latest hike in fiscal 2026 will cove... (confirmed by 2 sources) [7]
Proposal would limit Chinese press stays to 90 days, students to four years Kingdom to accept 10,000 Sri Lankans; Nepalis and Bangladeshis could also be on the way Sixfold increase aims to prevent abuse, but risks deterring business creators Governme... [8]
Takaichi Sanae was elected prime minister of Japan on October 21, 2025. How is her government viewed in North Korea? One answer can be found by looking to see how views of Japan’s new administration have changed based on articles about Takaichi publi
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has a packed schedule of summit diplomacy in the coming weeks, providing a potential buffer against calls from his Liberal Democratic Party to step down after last month's election loss.
TOKYO -- Japan's Agriculture Minister Shinjiro Koizumi intends to run for president of the Liberal Democratic Party to succeed resigning Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, sources told Nikkei.
South Korea CPTPP interest part of trend, according to Wendy Cutler Kim Min-seok emphasizes importance of 'Asian sphere' amid US tariffs Trip underscores shared concerns about maritime security Immigration raid on Georgia battery plant stalls America
Osaka-based party aims to bring its regional success to national politics LDP leader closer to becoming prime minister; US credit fears ease Party to assess LDP's stance on reducing number of Diet members, regulating donations Any leader chosen must
From golden shares to clown-show trade deals, Washington embraces state capitalism Homegrown QRIS system shows how the bloc could leapfrog into cross-border digital finance Defendant sent imagery and technical materials to handler for $12,000, DOJ sa
Nishitetsu to expand overseas business following project in Vietnam With sharply lower threshold, foreign visitors owing $65 may be refused reentry Current minimum is half the length needed for permanent residency Latest hike in fiscal 2026 will cove
Proposal would limit Chinese press stays to 90 days, students to four years Kingdom to accept 10,000 Sri Lankans; Nepalis and Bangladeshis could also be on the way Sixfold increase aims to prevent abuse, but risks deterring business creators Governme
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is looking to visit South Korea at the end of September, before he steps down, to discuss security and trade with President Lee Jae Myung and pave the way for the next Japanese leader to maintain good r
International relationsJapan's Ishiba meets with Trump, but no agreement reached Prime minister cites automobiles as 'national interest,' looking for deal as package Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba meets with U.S.