Iraqi gov't sued over unpaid embassy rent of 350 million yen+
TOKYO, June 3 Kyodo -
A real estate agency has sued the Iraqi government for failing to pay a total
General Motors files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy+
NEW YORK, June 1 Kyodo -
Embattled U.S. automaker General Motors Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Gov`t to monitor possible fallout from GM failure in Japan
TOKYO, June 1 Kyodo -
The Japanese government will closely monitor any fallout in Japan from the
Japan business leaders hoping for GM revival after bankruptcy
TOKYO, June 1 Kyodo -
Japanese automakers and business leaders said Monday they hope the imminent
No secret nuke accord exists between Japan, U.S.: Japanese officials
TOKYO, June 1 Kyodo -
Top Japanese government officials reiterated Monday that no secret accord has
Japan, U.S. agree on pressuring N. Korea toward denuclearization
TOKYO, June 1 Kyodo -
Japan and the United States agreed during vice ministerial talks Monday on the
Aso extends Diet session for 55 days through July 28
TOKYO, June 1 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Taro Aso decided Monday to have the current ordinary Diet
session extended for 55 days through July 28, and is highly likely to dissolve
Japanese patrol aircraft on antipiracy mission arrive in Djibouti+
DJIBOUTI, May 31 Kyodo -
Two Maritime Self-Defense Force P-3C aircraft on an antipiracy mission landed
Ceremony held to mark 150th anniversary of opening of Yokohama port+
YOKOHAMA, May 31 Kyodo -
A ceremony was held Sunday in Yokohama to celebrate the 150th anniversary of
Hatoyama hints at submitting censure motion against Aso+
TOKYO, May 31 Kyodo -
Opposition Democratic Party of Japan leader Yukio Hatoyama indicated Sunday his
party may submit a censure motion or nonconfidence motion against Prime
