Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike fractured a knee during a ceremonial first pitch at Jingu Stadium on August 6. She said she will telework while recovering.
Protesters have forced the Bangladesh prime minister to resign and flee. Meanwhile, Japan and India are still heavily invested in the country's development.
China claims "thriving" trade, but Africa's trade deficit has widened by 46%. Meanwhile, Chinese investment continues to grow with a heavy focus on minerals.
By withdrawing its invitation to Israel to the ceremony for atomic bomb victims, Nagasaki City politicized and marred a deeply solemn and sacred occasion.
Following the stock market nosedive, the government and Bank of Japan need to make a cool-headed financial policy.
Kitaguchi is one of 12 women who advanced to the final round of the Olympic javelin competition at the Stade de France. Compatriot Momone Ueda also...
As the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games unfold, Japan's enthusiasm shines. Public reactions range from pride to varying comparisons with Tokyo 2020.
The 15-year-old Japanese skateboarding standout finished second behind Australia's Arisa Trew by less than one point in the French capital.
The tunnel in Niigata offers panoramas of the famous Kiyotsu Gorge and artworks that draw on the natural environment and the tunnel's unique features.
A runner-up at the Tokyo 2020 Games, Fumita defeated China's Liguo Cao to win the men's 60-kilogram wrestling title at the Paris Olympics.
Japan Maritime Self-Defense Forces recently trained at Yokosuka Base for Tomahawk missile deployment, in Japan's first foray into long-range missile operations.
FRD Japan is transforming salmon farming with a water-efficient, land-based system near Tokyo and plans to expand as an alternative to imported frozen fish.