Asian, Latin American ministers start talks on climate, economy
TOKYO, Jan. 16 Kyodo -
Japan on Saturday presented an initiative aimed at enhancing cooperation with
East Asian and Latin American countries over the environment, including
Ozawa says he will stay on despite scandal, raps prosecutors
TOKYO, Jan. 16 Kyodo -
Ichiro Ozawa, secretary general of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan, said
Japan's 8-yr refueling mission for antiterrorism forces ends+
ABOARD SUPPLY SHIP MASHU IN ARABIAN SEA, Jan. 15 Kyodo -
Japan's eight-year refueling mission in the Indian Ocean in support of U.S.-led
Nagasaki gives up bid to host Olympics, Hiroshima to go it alone+
NAGASAKI, Jan. 15 Kyodo -
Nagasaki has given up its bid to co-host the 2020 Summer Olympic Games with
62 solitary deaths in 2009 at housing for 1995 quake victims+
KOBE, Jan. 15 Kyodo -
A total of 62 residents of housing built in Hyogo Prefecture for survivors of
JAL to halve subsidiaries, trim operations 30% in turnaround efforts+
TOKYO, Jan. 15 Kyodo -
Struggling Japan Airlines Corp. plans to halve the number of its overstretched
subsidiaries and scale down its operations by around 30 percent under a
Hatoyama assures U.S. senator Futemma issue will be resolved in May+
TOKYO, Jan. 15 Kyodo -
U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye said Friday he was assured by Prime Minister Yukio
Kobe Steel`s new plant takes only 10 minutes to make iron
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Kobe Steel Ltd. said Thursday it has started operations at an iron-making plant
Still no clear idea of Japan`s medium-term fiscal targets: Kan
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Finance Minister Naoto Kan said Thursday he has no clear idea yet on how to set
U.S. senator seeks reasonable resolution of Futemma stalemate
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye said Thursday he hopes for a ''reasonable resolution''
