Japanese Surge Lights Up Women’s Open Championship
Japan takes center stage at the Women’s Open Championship as Takeda and Okayama lead an impressive opening round.
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Japan takes center stage at the Women’s Open Championship as Takeda and Okayama lead an impressive opening round.
Japan downgrades tsunami alerts along the eastern coast after a massive earthquake off Russia, though northern warnings remain in effect.
A massive 8.0 quake near Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula has triggered a tsunami warning in Japan, with waves up to 3 meters expected.
China protests Japan for allowing Taiwan region official Lin Chia-lung’s visit, citing provocative activities and breaches of key agreements.
Japanese PM Ishiba plans to step down by August amid mounting party pressure after an election setback, while trade deal comments add to the drama.
Japan PM Ishiba vows to stay on despite losing the upper house majority as voters back a bold new populist party.
Japan retained the Women’s Softball Asia Cup as rain canceled final games, with standings set by an impressive 9-0 round-robin performance.
Japan’s top negotiator assures that US tariff talks remain on track despite an election setback, as deadlines and high stakes keep the pressure on.
Japan’s ruling coalition loses the upper house majority, adding pressure on leader Ishiba amid looming U.S. tariff talks.
Japan’s ruling coalition led by PM Ishiba risks losing its upper house majority, heightening political uncertainty.