Saki Hayashi scored 23 points and Japan shot its way into the quarterfinals with a 102-83 rout of Nigeria on Monday in the final pool play game for both teams. Yuki Miyazwa added 19 points for the …
Japan, U.K. Plan Booster Jabs; India at Risk Again: Virus Update
The U.K. is set to deliver booster shots to 32 million people starting September, The Telegraph reported, while Japan is planning to recommend boosters next year according to a report from Nikkei.
Japanese firms worried about business impact as Myanmar unrest grows
As the political turmoil in Myanmar continues six months after the military coup, Japanese companies, whether operating there or tapping the country for skilled or low-wage workers, are worrying about …
Japanese firms worried about business impact as Myanmar unrest grows
As the political turmoil in Myanmar continues six months after the military coup, Japanese companies, whether operating there or tapping the country for skilled or low-wage workers, are worrying about …
Olympic Diversity in Japan
Athletes are helping Japan embrace its biracial citizens in one of the the world’s most racially homogeneous countries. Bloomberg’s Kurumi Mori speaks with Taro Daniel, one of several multicultural at …
Olympic Sprinter From Belarus Seeks Refuge in Japan, Fearing Jail at Home
Belarus tried to deport the sprinter, Kristina Timanovskaya, from Japan after she criticized her coaches for registering her for the wrong event.
Can US Catch China in Gold Medal Race? China Still Leads at the Tokyo Games
With seven days of events remaining, China still holds the most gold medals, followed by the United States, Japan and Australia.
Japan and South Korea’s fossil-fuel financing moratorium
As Japan and South Korea work through policy implementation on ending funding for new coal projects, their decisions will reverberate beyond their borders.
Belarus runner alleges Olympic team tried to remove her from Japan ‘without my consent’
Belarus sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya alleged her Olympic team tried to remove her from Japan in a dispute that led to a standoff at the airport.
Japanese firms worry about business impact as Myanmar unrest grows
Many of the more than 400 Japanese companies with local operations in the country have taken steps such as putting business plans on hold.