Japan is on its longest economic growth spurt since the 1980s.

From economics to defense to politics, the Abe government has changed Japan.

The ruling coalition scores a two-thirds majority in the Lower House elections.

The stakes in Japan's October 2017 are high, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeking a new mandate to handle North Korea.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is capitalizing on his recently higher approval ratings to renew his party's mandate.

What does Japan need to do to make Tokyo a true global financial center?

Tokyo beat growth expectations last quarter -- scoring a sixth straight quarter of growth. But there's more work to do.

2017 could mark a turning point for the prime minister's signature economic reform policy.

Shinzo Abe is confident that Trump is on board with Japanese monetary practices.

Japan is hopeful about the prospects of long-hoped-for inflation rates in the Year of the Rooster.

Suggested goals for Asia's major economies in the new year.

What to expect after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s term extension as leader of Japan’s ruling party.

The phenomenon may be suggestive of an underlying economic opportunity for Japan.

Driven by quantitative easing, the ownership structure of Japan’s stock market is undergoing fundamental change.

The BOJ is determined to reverse the recent strengthening of Japan’s currency.

An interview with Donna Weeks on Japan's election result and its implications for the future of Japanese politics.