Kyoto Prize awarded to 3 researchers from U.S., Canada in ceremony
KYOTO, Nov.
20 die, 21 injured in Russian nuclear sub accident
MOSCOW, Nov. 9 Kyodo - At least 20 people were killed and 21 others injured Saturday in an accident
involving a nuclear-powered submarine from Russia's Pacific Fleet with 208
N. Korea intends to 'arrange meeting' between abductee Matsumoto, kin
TOTTORI, Japan, Nov. 9 Kyodo - A senior North Korean government official has told a Chinese person involved in
a trade business that the government official intends to arrange a meeting
Widow of diplomat Chiune Sugihara remembered
TOKYO, Nov. 9 Kyodo - Relatives, friends and diplomats attended a memorial service in Tokyo on Sunday
for Yukiko Sugihara, the widow of Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara, who helped
U.S. reaffirms on-time relocation of Marines in Okinawa to Guam
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 Kyodo - The United States is committed to completing the relocation of Marines to Guam
from Japan's Okinawa Prefecture by 2014 as set by Washington and Tokyo, a
LDP Secretary General Hosoda says no Diet dissolution by year-end
TOKYO, Nov. 9 Kyodo - The secretary general of the governing Liberal Democratic Party said Sunday
Prime Minister Taro Aso will probably not dissolve parliament for a general
Takashimaya to ensure safe, sound work conditions for workers abroad
TOKYO, Nov. 8 Kyodo -
Sanyo likely to remain listed firm after acquisition by Panasonic
OSAKA, Nov. 8 Kyodo -
Over 50% back organ donation with families` consent alone: gov't poll
TOKYO, Nov. 8 Kyodo -
Over half of the respondents to a recent Cabinet Office poll believe it is
acceptable to donate the organs of those who were declared brain dead but had
Sources say doctor who treated al-Qaida No. 2 is in custody
ISLAMABAD, Nov. 8 Kyodo -
