Japan's 1st company-run university stops admissions+
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Japan's first stock company-run university will stop recruiting students from
Approval of organ transplant amendment bill met with mixed reaction+
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Thursday's lower house approval of a bill to recognize brain death as legal
death to allow for more organ transplants in Japan brought a ray of hope to
Lower house OKs bill to pave way for more organ transplants in Japan
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Japan's House of Representatives on Thursday approved a bill to generally
Japan, Iraq agree to closely cooperate for stability in Iraq
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Japanese Foreign Minister Hirofumi Nakasone and his Iraqi counterpart Hoshyar
Zebari agreed Thursday to maintain close cooperation for the peace and
Azerbaijan eager to tie up with Japan in new energy field
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Azerbaijan is eager to promote cooperation with Japanese companies in the field
Aso, Arroyo agree on need to implement U.N. resolution on N. Korea
TOKYO, June 18 Kyodo -
Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso and Philippine President Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo on Thursday agreed on the need to implement U.N. Security
Ruling bloc to pass N. Korean cargo inspection bill in ongoing Diet+
TOKYO, June 17 Kyodo -
Japan's ruling parties agreed Wednesday that they aim to submit to parliament
Japan to focus on combating economic crisis, social security needs
TOKYO, June 16 Kyodo -
The government decided Tuesday at a key economic policy panel to put top
priority on steering Japan out of the global economic crisis and strengthening
