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COVID-19 Aggravates an Already Tense Korea-Japan Relationship

COVID-19 Aggravates an Already Tense Korea-Japan Relationship

By Jenna Gibson
Just when things were looking up, the outbreak -- and dueling travel restrictions -- has complicated ties yet again.
Abe Can’t Afford to Mishandle Japan’s COVID-19 Response

Abe Can’t Afford to Mishandle Japan’s COVID-19 Response

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

Coronavirus and Foreign Teachers in Japan

Coronavirus and Foreign Teachers in Japan

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

Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Japan Postpones Long-Awaited Visit From China’s Xi

Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Japan Postpones Long-Awaited Visit From China’s Xi

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

Japanese Mothers Struggle to Cope After Virus Shuts Schools

Japanese Mothers Struggle to Cope After Virus Shuts Schools

By Associated Press
The four-week school shutdown is causing serious headaches for Japan's working mothers.
At G20 Finance Meeting, Japan Sticks to Optimism Despite Viral Outbreak

At G20 Finance Meeting, Japan Sticks to Optimism Despite Viral Outbreak

By Mina Pollmann
Japan's finance minister and central bank head both downplayed the economic impact from coronavirus.

What Would It Cost to Cancel the Tokyo Olympics?

What Would It Cost to Cancel the Tokyo Olympics?

By Anthony Fensom
 Cancelling the Summer Games over coronavirus fears would not be a fatal economic blow for Japan.
Outbreak, Economic Ills Dim Luster of Japan’s Olympic Year

Outbreak, Economic Ills Dim Luster of Japan’s Olympic Year

By Associated Press
Could the double-whammy of the coronavirus and a flagging economy finally end Shinzo Abe’s record-breaking term as prime minister?

The Ordeal of the Diamond Princess Crew  

The Ordeal of the Diamond Princess Crew  

By Sribala Subramanian and Sribala Subramanian
The controversial two-week quarantine was even more difficult for the cruise ship’s crew members, most of whom hail from the Philippines, India, or Indonesia.

Coronavirus, Middle East Top Japan’s Agenda in Munich

Coronavirus, Middle East Top Japan’s Agenda in Munich

By Mina Pollmann
Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi held a flurry of meetings on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.

Japan Reports 1st Death from Virus, 44 More Cases on Ship

Japan Reports 1st Death from Virus, 44 More Cases on Ship

By Associated Press
None of Japan’s newly reported cases have a history of recent travel to China, raising concerns.
Will Japan’s Economy Buckle Under the Coronavirus Outbreak?

Will Japan’s Economy Buckle Under the Coronavirus Outbreak?

By Thisanka Siripala
Japanese companies are bracing for a slowdown in supply chains and sales.

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