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Japan's Ishiba departs G7 with US trade deal and political future in doubt
Japanese premier Shigeru Ishiba's bid to get U.S. President Donald Trump to relax tariffs imperiling his country's economy and his political future fell flat this week, underlining the gulf between the allies as more levies are set to kick in.
Analysis-Japan's Ishiba Departs G7 With US Trade Deal and Political Future in Doubt
Ishiba traveled to the G7 summit in Canada hoping a direct appeal might get talks back on track after Japanese negotiators struggled to secure respite on a 25% tariff imposed on imported cars, according to two officials with knowledge of the matter.
Japan’s financial regulator plans to ramp up scrutiny of about $67 billion of high-yield loans backed by government bonds and ...
By Hyunsu Yim and Kantaro Komiya SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) -South Korea's new President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister ...
Japan has reported its exports fell in May as shipments of autos to the U.S. dropped nearly 25% from a year earlier due to ...
JR East said Wednesday three more bullet trains experienced malfunctions the previous day when shinkansen services were ...
Japanese manufacturers grew less confident about business conditions in June and expressed caution about the outlook for the ...
Exports to the U.S. slid due to weaker demand for cars, auto parts and chip-making machinery.
A family trio behind a Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan that had a steep fall from grace was arrested after nearly 80 ...
Public support for Japan’s prime minister is holding up after the government moved to address high rice prices, according to ...
JAPAN - Sweltering temperatures prompted heatstroke alerts in multiple Japanese regions on Wednesday, with dozens of people ...
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