Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pushed through unpopular legislation that could see troops sent to fight abroad
Lawmakers and citizens protest bill to reinterpret Japan's policy on self-defense; call it unconstitutional
The United States won its first Women's World Cup title since 1999, becoming the first team with three women's titles
‘Comfort women’ lawsuit brings back painful memories for many as they sue Japan for $20 million
Man sets himself ablaze, killing himself and another passenger and injuring 26 others on Japanese high-speed train
Workplace harassment and other social pressures make marriage and birth less attractive to Japanese women, experts say
The Japanese government has begun its first pilot programs to deal with the increasing problem of internet addiction
Ali Velshi makes financial argument with Rep. Debbie Dingell, who accuses Japan of currency manipulation
Abe’s legislation would give Tokyo critical tools to meet evolving threats and geopolitical shifts in the region
Cold front forces experimental Solar Impulse 2 aircraft to make an unscheduled landing in Nagoya, Japan
