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An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza school kills UN staff, sparking international condemnation. Britain's NHS faces critical challenges, while Japan prepares for a leadership change amid scandals.
Nine lawmakers enter race to lead Japan's governing party, with winner set to become prime minister. Candidates focus on reforms, security, and social issues as LDP seeks to regain public trust after scandals.
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party prepares for a crucial leadership election on September 27, with nine candidates competing to become the next Prime Minister. The party aims to overcome recent scandals and regain public trust.
Japan's economy expanded 2. 9% annually in Q2, driven by improved wages and exports. Political changes and global economic factors pose challenges to the world's fourth-largest economy.
Japan's ruling party leadership contest has revived discussions on raising investment income taxes. Candidates express divergent views as the nation grapples with economic challenges and wealth disparity.
Japanese PM Kishida visits Seoul to solidify improved relations with South Korea. The trip, amid leadership changes, focuses on enhancing cooperation and addressing historical issues.
Japanese PM Kishida visits South Korea to solidify improved relations before leaving office. The trip highlights recent diplomatic progress and future challenges in bilateral ties amid regional security concerns.
Japan attracts diverse Chinese migrants seeking opportunities and freedoms. From intellectuals to investors, they're reshaping Japan's demographics while finding a new home amidst changing global dynamics.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to visit South Korea for last summit before stepping down. The meeting aims to enhance bilateral relations and address regional issues, including North Korean threats.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit Seoul for talks with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. The summit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and address regional security concerns.
A Chinese reconnaissance aircraft's intrusion into Japanese airspace sparks discussions between U. S. and Japanese officials on technology export restrictions and deterring future aggression from Beijing.
Shigeru Ishiba announces bid for LDP leadership as PM Kishida prepares to step down. Ishiba supports gradual monetary policy normalization to boost Japan's economic competitiveness.
Former environment minister Shinjiro Koizumi plans to announce his bid for LDP leadership, aiming to succeed outgoing PM Fumio Kishida. The 43-year-old politician's move marks a significant development in Japan's political landscape.
Leaders of South Korea, Japan, and the US mark Camp David summit anniversary with joint statement. They pledge continued cooperation on regional challenges amid evolving geopolitical landscape.
Outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to visit the US for the UN General Assembly in late September. This comes as Japan prepares for a leadership change within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Japanese PM Fumio Kishida to resign, leaving a mixed legacy of improved international ties but domestic challenges. LDP faces leadership transition amidst scandals and public discontent.
The US and Philippines bolster military cooperation through extensive joint exercises, countering China's regional influence. Economic partnerships and infrastructure projects further solidify their alliance.
On the 79th anniversary of Japan's WWII defeat, PM Kishida vows to uphold international order. Ministers' shrine visit and omission of wartime apology spark debate as Japan increases military spending.
Japan's economy grew 3. 1% annually in Q2 2024, bouncing back from previous contraction. Strong domestic demand and exports drove growth, but political uncertainty looms as PM Kishida announces he won't seek reelection.
Three Japanese cabinet members visited Yasukuni shrine on the 79th anniversary of World War II's end, sparking controversy. The shrine, honoring war dead including convicted criminals, remains a sensitive issue in East Asia.
Ukraine's offensive into Russia's Kursk region continues, while Japan and Thailand face leadership shake-ups. Peace talks for Sudan's civil war commence in Geneva, with slim hopes for success.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announces resignation, paving way for new Liberal Democratic Party leadership. Decision comes amidst scandals and calls for party renewal.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announces resignation, triggering a leadership contest in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Economic challenges and political scandals contribute to the decision.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announces resignation, triggering LDP leadership election. Seven potential candidates emerge, representing diverse backgrounds and policy priorities in Japan's political landscape.
Asian markets show mixed performance as Japan's PM announces departure. U.S. stocks rally on positive economic data, while investors await further inflation reports and retail spending updates.
Japan's unprecedented megaquake advisory following a 7. 1 magnitude quake has caused widespread confusion. The warning highlights increased risk in the Nankai Trough region, prompting government action and public preparedness.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announces September resignation after a three-year term marked by scandals and economic challenges. Analysts weigh in on political uncertainty and market implications.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will not seek re-election as party leader, paving the way for a new prime minister. This decision comes amidst corruption scandals and declining public support.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will not seek re-election as party leader, effectively ending his tenure as PM. This decision comes amid record-low approval ratings and calls for new leadership.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will not seek re-election as party leader, ending his three-year tenure. This decision, amid declining public support, will spark a contest for Japan's next prime minister.
