Tohoku Earthquake

As public opinion turns against nuclear power in Asia’s democracies, could China step in and grab some extra strategic clout in the process?

Signs of energy conservation can be seen all over Tokyo. Could Japan become a model for low consumption?

The Japanese public’s response to evacuees from the tsunami and nuclear crisis has been positive. Mostly.

Despite Naoto Kan’s pledge to review nuclear power in Japan, the country has few alternatives.

The Fukushima nuclear crisis may have receded from the headlines, but there’s no room for complacency.

Will the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima plant herald an anti-nuclear movement in Japan? There are signs it will.

Massively indebted, Japan needs new funds to pay for recovery efforts and kick-start its economy. It’s time to be innovative.

The Tohoku earthquake in March was a devastating blow for Japan. But could it spark a national renewal?

A renowned Japan scholar shows his dedication to the country by announcing plans to become a citizen.

The Fukushima crisis was a reminder of the role nuclear power plays in Japan. But are there viable alternatives?

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

It would be tempting for Japan to withdraw inward following last month’s earthquake and tsunami. So far, though, its leaders have resisted.