Yoshihiko Noda

With PM Abe under fire, why are leaders of the main opposition party stepping down?

The rhetoric has been strong, but has it been matched by action.

The government remains confident, but another sharp drop in growth could derail the best laid plans.

Described by many as the “Japanese Banksy,” 281 spreads his political messages through graffiti.

On Sunday Japanese voters gave Shinzo Abe and the LDP a landslide win. Can he revive Japan’s growth prospects?

Does any party have the ideas and vision needed to help Tokyo overcome its myriad challenges?

Tokyo is expected to enter into its third recession since 2008 at the same time voters go to the polls next month.

Despite an impending economic crisis, Japan’s politicians seem more worried about their own careers.

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has succeeded in passing a tax and social security plan in the lower house. He now needs to think about the future of his party.

Mongolia’s courtship of Japan’s nuclear industry isn’t a new development. But it will intensify next week.

Despite numerous domestic challenges, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has his eyes on Japan’s strategic future. And it’s not all about China.