Ishiba told the three business leaders that ending the Japanese economy's deflationary state is a top priority.

In a landmark decision, the EU's top court has ruled some international soccer rules regulating player transfers are contrary ...

The proposed duties on Chinese-built EVs of up to 45% would cost carmakers billions of extra dollars to bring cars into the ...

The trend is seen as friendly to consumers and the environment, but it can have the undesirable consequence of pushing down ...

Japan's push to have activist Paul Watson extradited from Greenland is a law-enforcement issue and has nothing to do with ...

Seven & I Holdings is considering selling a stake in its supermarket unit ahead of a planned listing of the business, two ...

He elaborated on his long-held ideas about creating a disaster-prevention agency and increasing grants for rural ...

Japan's development aid to Afghanistan strengthens the Taliban. Instead, Tokyo should support those, like exiled Afghans, who ...

Backing down would undermine the league’s zero-tolerance stance and signal that 'permanently ineligible' isn't always ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his cronies boast that the sanctions make Russia stronger, but they incessantly call for ...

Ishiba will discover that his supply of capital with the public will run out quickly if he offers no break from his ...

Ishiba needs to be ready for challenges coming from all directions: outside the country, from the opposition and from his own ...