Prime Minister Abe intends to step down
Sources close to the Japanese Prime Minister say he plans to step down to deal with a health problem. Abe Shinzo is scheduled to hold a news conference later in the day to explain his decision.…
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Sources close to the Japanese Prime Minister say he plans to step down to deal with a health problem. Abe Shinzo is scheduled to hold a news conference later in the day to explain his decision.…
Japan's Defense Ministry plans to draw up procedures in the event Self-Defense Force pilots encounter unidentified flying objects, or UFOs. The US Defense Department on Monday released…
The Japanese government is moving ahead with its decision to expand current areas under a state of emergency to everywhere across the country after it has received feedback from an advisory panel of …
Japan's prime minister Abe Shinzo has declared a month-long state of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka and five other prefectures to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
Japan's government is set to compile an emergency economic package of 108 trillion yen, or about one trillion dollars, to fight the impact of the coronavirus epidemic in the country. The sc…
The Japanese government plans to declare a state of emergency over the coronavirus outbreak. The declaration will apply to seven prefectures, including Tokyo, for about a month, and begin as ear…
A major group of doctors in Tokyo has declared a state of medical emergency, citing a possible collapse of the healthcare system. Tokyo Medical Association Chairman Ozaki Haruo told reporters on…
Officials in western Japan's Mie Prefecture say a man who was a passenger on a cruise ship that was hit by the coronavirus has again tested positive after recovering from infection. The man…
Sixty-five more people on board a quarantined cruise ship at Yokohama Port have been confirmed to be infected with the coronavirus. That brings the total number of cases on the vessel to 13…
Japan's health ministry says 41 additional cases of the new coronavirus have been confirmed aboard a cruise ship moored at a port in Yokohama, bringing the total to 61.