Hong Kong unveils legislation to supplement national security law
Hong Kong leader John Lee on Tuesday unveiled details of proposed security legislation intended to supplement the national security law imposed by Beijing in 2020.
BREAKING NEWS: Suga to retain Hashimoto as Olympics minister
BREAKING NEWS: Suga to retain Hashimoto as Olympics minister
BREAKING NEWS: Angels will not trade Ohtani this summer: GM Minasian
BREAKING NEWS: Angels will not trade Ohtani this summer: GM Minasian
BREAKING NEWS: PM Kishida vows to promote political reform following funds scandal
BREAKING NEWS: PM Kishida vows to promote political reform following funds scandal
BREAKING NEWS: Japanese boxer Inoue keeps undisputed super bantamweight world title
BREAKING NEWS: Japanese boxer Inoue keeps undisputed super bantamweight world title
Rugby: RWC organizers dealing with unique Japanese problems such as tattoos
Handing the hosting rights to the 2019 World Cup to a country not considered a traditional rugby powerhouse was always going to be fraught with problems, but as World Rugby admitted this week, Japan has presented some unique issues to overcome in the form of tattoos and the power of Mother Nature.
Japan aims to remove daily arrival cap in October to spur tourism
Japan is aiming to remove its cap on daily arrivals by the end of October, government sources said Monday, as it looks to revive the world
BREAKING NEWS: Tokyo, vicinity ask gov't to place area under COVID quasi-emergency
BREAKING NEWS: Tokyo, vicinity ask gov
U.S. to provide widely banned cluster munitions to Ukraine
The United States said Friday it will provide cluster munitions to Ukraine for the first time as part of an $800 million military aid package to help the country in its counteroffensive against Russia, although the weapons are widely prohibited in the international community.
EU committee urges Japan to stop domestic parental child abduction
A European Parliament committee adopted a resolution earlier this week urging the Japanese government to take measures to stop Japanese parents from abducting their children within the country when their marriages with EU nationals fall apart.
Sumo: Rookie Takerufuji stays perfect, Onosato a win back in Osaka
Outright leader Takerufuji stormed to his ninth straight win at the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament on Monday, the top-tier makuuchi debutant continuing his perfect start as fellow prospect Onosato also triumphed to stay a win behind.
South Korea president escapes impeachment over martial law turmoil
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol survived an impeachment motion Saturday over his short-lived declaration of martial law, after the motion was scrapped due to a lack of the required number of voters in parliament.
BREAKING NEWS: G-20 members call for end of war as soon as possible: chair
BREAKING NEWS: G-20 members call for end of war as soon as possible: chair
SUV ramming attack in Melbourne not terror-related: police
Australian police said terrorism was likely not a factor in Thursday
Rugby: Plenty for Jamie Joseph to ponder ahead of Irish clash
On the day Rugby World Cup organizers opted to change their policy and allow fans to bring their own lunches and dinners to games, there was plenty of food for thought for Japan coach Jamie Joseph following Sunday
Tokyo Gov. to keep distance from national politics after election result
Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike expressed Wednesday an intention to distance herself from national politics after her bid to seize power from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe by launching the Party of Hope failed dismally in Sunday
