Still no clear idea of Japan`s medium-term fiscal targets: Kan
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Finance Minister Naoto Kan said Thursday he has no clear idea yet on how to set
U.S. senator seeks reasonable resolution of Futemma stalemate
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye said Thursday he hopes for a ''reasonable resolution''
Hatoyama to head into election with Ozawa as DPJ`s No. 2
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama said Thursday he will retain Ichiro Ozawa in the
Japan, Germany agree to cooperate on nuke disarmament, climate change
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and German Foreign Minister Guido
Westerwelle agreed Thursday that the two countries should cooperate on nuclear
S. Korea foreign minister calls for `harmonious` Futemma settlement
SEOUL, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
South Korean foreign minister Yu Myung Hwan said Thursday he hopes for a
''harmonious'' settlement of a spat over relocation of a U.S. military base in
Japan announces $5 mil. in grants for Haiti quake relief
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
Japan will extend up to $5 million in grants to Haiti, which was hit by a
strong earthquake Tuesday, as well as 30 million yen worth of emergency aid
54-year-old JAL subsidiary chief being considered for new COO post
TOKYO, Jan. 14 Kyodo -
A government-backed turnaround body is considering appointing the 54-year-old
Kyocera's Inamori accepts CEO post to turn around debt-ridden JAL+
TOKYO, Jan. 13 Kyodo - Kazuo Inamori, honorary chairman and founder of electronics firm Kyocera Corp., said Wednesday he will head Japan Airlines Corp.
