Tokyo Report

A third leg of incentives are being formulated to ease the economic fallout of the pandemic on Japan’s deteriorating economy.

Are the IOC and the Japanese government hesitant to cancel the Summer Olympic Games because they want to quell public fear -- or avoid embarrassment?

Japan’s new defense budget foresees cross-domain operations in space, cyberspace, and electromagnetic domains.

Japan’s relationship with the V4 -- Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia -- has roots but hasn’t grown much.

Delays in dismantling the disaster-stricken nuclear power complex cast doubt on whether recovery goals will move forward according to schedule.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared the spread of the coronavirus as a “state of historic emergency.”

Some residents along the Japanese northern coast stood on roadsides overlooking the sea, offering silent prayers for their loved ones lost in a massive earthquake and tsunami nine years ago Wednesday.

The prime minister’s political legacy is at stake amid the coronavirus epidemic.

With Japan's schools shut down, what happens to foreign teachers?

The principles of Japanese foreign policy have evolved.

Japan's first economic contraction in more than a year started even before the coronavirus panic.

The visit had been envisioned as a high-water mark for newly repaired relations. Now it may not happen in 2020 at all.