N Korea resumes missile tests with first launch in a month
Sunday's missile flew around to a maximum altitude of around 620 kms, says South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff
IAEA begins mission to review Fukushima water release
Plans to release treated water from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant have been met with protests
US, Japan, India and Australia meet to discuss Indo-Pacific 'coercion', climate, Covid
US secretary of state Blinken says 'nothing is inevitable' on being asked if confrontation with China is inevitable
Japan offers gas to Europe over Ukraine fears
Tokyo's trade minister says the supplies will be strictly contingent on ensuring domestic demand is met
Japanese tourist 'escorted back to safety' from Karachi's Orangi Town area
Police stopped Tamazaki Takioya after mistaking him for Bangladeshi citizen during snap check
Japan's 'Ice Prince' Hanyu reigns over Olympic skating
Tokyo:All eyes will be on Yuzuru Hanyu when he attempts to complete a hat-trick of Olympic figure skating golds in...
Studio Ghibli theme park to open in Japan in November
TOKYO: A theme park based on the films of top anime studio Studio Ghibli, renowned for titles including the...
Coke Studio Pakistan partners with Spotify
All 14 seasons will be available on the popular audio streaming service
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile into sea
South Korea's national security council 'expresses concerns over the launch'
Korea edge Japan to win maiden ACT title, India overcome Pakistan to finish third
DHAKA: South Korea stamped their authority as a potent force in field hockey on Wednesday when they defeated Japan ...
COAS, UK defence chief discuss boosting security ties
Admiral Sir Radakin lauds Pakistan’s role in regional stability; Japanese envoy pledges to further improve diplomatic ties
At least 27 people feared dead in blaze at clinic in Japan
Nine people are confirmed dead at a psychiatry clinic
Japan slams borders shut as world races to stem new Covid variant
The Japanese government has become the latest country to reinstate strict border controls that many...
Japan to create scheme to subsidise domestic chip output
The government will set aside several hundreds of billion yen under this year's supplementary budget to...
شمالی کوریا کے کروز میزائل تجربے، جاپان، امریکا اور جنوبی کوریا کا اجلاس
جاپان، امریکا اور جنوبی کوریا کے درمیان کے درمیان سہ فریقی ...
جاپان میں سو سال یا زائد عمر کے افراد کی تعداد 86 ہزار 500 سے تجاوز کرگئی
جاپان کی وزارتِ صحت کی جانب سے جاری کیے گئے اعداد کے مطابق جاپان...
Two die in Japan after shots from suspended Moderna vaccines
The men in their 30s died this month within days of receiving their second Moderna doses.
Japan stops use of 1.63m Moderna doses over contamination
Japan will halt the use of 1.63 million doses of Moderna's Covid vaccine after reports of contamination in several...
ٹوکیو اولمپکس: پاکستان کے ارشدندیم نےمیڈل راؤنڈ کیلئے کوالیفائی کر لیا
جاپان:ٹوکیو اولمپکس میں پاکستان کے ایتھلیٹ ارشد ندیم نے میڈل...
Tokyo heat roasts outdoor athletes amid heat-stroke risk
By Amy Tennery and Daniel Leussink
As competitors battled for the podium on the third day of Olympic athletics on...
سعودی عرب سمیت خلیجی ممالک میں عیدالضحیٰ آج منائی جارہی ہے
ریاض:سعودی عرب سمیت خلیجی ممالک میں عیدالضحیٰ آج منائی جارہی ہے...
IOC aware of Japan scepticism over Games, hopes home success will shift mood
By Karolos Grohmann
The International Olympic Committee on Saturday said it was aware of scepticism within Japan...
Organisers to ban Olympic spectators as Tokyo declares coronavirus emergency
By Antoni Slodkowski and Eimi Yamamitsu
Olympic organisers are set to ban all spectators from the Games, the Asahi...
Condoms, vaccines & sport: how Olympics is sending mixed messages about Covid safety
The Tokyo Olympics are less than three weeks away. And the pressure is on for the International Olympic Committee...
Tokyo likely to shift part of Olympics torch relay off public roads: Kyodo
Authorities are likely to move the first eight days of the Tokyo leg of the Olympic torch relay off public roads due...
Japan health experts warn of Olympics COVID-19 threat, say no spectators the least risky
TOKYO, June 18 (Reuters) - Japan's top medical experts warned on Friday that holding the Olympics during the COVID-19 pandemic could increase infections, and said banning all spectators was the least risky option, setting up a possible collision with organisers.
پھانسی کے بعد سابق جاپانی وزیراعظم کی باقیات کہاں پھینکی گئیں؟
دوسری عالمی جنگ کے دوران جاپانی وزیراعظم ہدیکی توجو کی کو جنگی...
Japan city uses tsunami lessons for COVID-19 vaccinations
Tamio Hayashi, 77, doubted he could ever navigate the internet systems set up to register for COVID-19 vaccines...
Japan opens mass vaccination sites for elderly ahead of Olympics
Japan opened mass inoculation centres on Monday as the country races to vaccinate most of its elderly population...
Japan prepared to provide 300 respirators to India
Japan is prepared to provide 300 respirators and 300 oxygen concentrators to India once talks are finalized, Japan's...
