MUMBAI, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Political turmoil after Japan's ruling coalition lost its majority in a snap election last weekend could lead the Bank of Japan to delay its next…
Good afternoon. I am in Thailand for an editorial meeting with our producers from the region, and the turmoil rippling through Japanese politics is attracting significant interest even outside Japan.…
Sunday's election upended Japanese politics. The ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic of Japan and its junior partner Komeito took a beating, leaving Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his government…
In the aftermath of Sunday's general election, the Democratic Party for the People, a small party that only had seven seats prior to the Lower House's dissolution on Oct. 9,…
The election ended a decade of comparatively stable Japanese political leadership, established by former PM Abe and continued under his successors Suga and Kishida. It leaves Japan facing a prolonged…
TOKYO -- Across the street from Japan's Diet parliament building, with its pyramid-shaped dome, stands the prime minister's official residence. Completed in 1929 and serving also as the prime minister's…
Linda Sieg covered Japanese politics, economics and social issues at Reuters in Tokyo for over three decades, most recently as chief political correspondent. She is currently freelancing.TOKYO--The blow to Japan's…
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic party (LDP) suffered a severe blow on October 27 when, alongside its smaller coalition partner, Komeito, it lost its majority in a snap general election. The…
Japan's government has revised downward its projection of the country's economic growth this fiscal year, citing a slow recovery in automobile exports as the main reason. The Cabinet Office on…
Item 1 of 3 Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and the other members of the central bank's Policy Board attend the second day of its meeting in Tokyo, Japan,…