Fukushima Nuclear Plant

The latest sumo scandal and TEPCO’s ongoing nuclear crisis have some interesting parallels.

The earthquake that hit Japan was a tragedy. But it could still prod the country toward a solid climate change policy.

The government is considering a 3% hike in the consumption tax to pay for reconstruction. But will it backfire?

TEPCO, operator of the stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant has finally produced a crisis recovery timeline. Some experts are already skeptical.

The economic impact of the recent disaster may be more severe than first thought. How bad will it be?

Japan’s govt has raised the level of the nuclear crisis at its Fukushima nuclear plant to a level 7. Is it really that bad?

Another strong earthquake in Japan is a reminder of the challenges back home as The Diplomat editor starts a trip to the US.

The earthquake and ongoing nuclear scare have created a dire situation for Japan’s hospitality sector.

As it recovers from disaster, Japan has a huge chance to tackle issues vital to its future security. But it will need leadership from the next generation.

Massive flooding, a cyclone, catastrophic earthquakes and a nuclear crisis—there are plenty of lessons for Asia-Pacific leaders to learn.

Naoto Kan has shown during the ongoing crisis his determination for a more open style of government in Japan. It won’t be easy for him.

The reason nuclear power is stalled in the Philippines is corruption, not what has happened in Japan.