US president criticizes Ukraine's president, says "new leadership" is needed
(10/11 04:54)
Mr. Motegi conveyed his regrets to the US side regarding the robbery and murder incident that occurred in Okinawa.
(10/10 22:22)
Mr. Motegi conveyed Japan's position regarding the ICC to the US side.
(10/10 22:21)
Foreign Minister Motegi held a telephone conversation with ICC Director Akane
(10/10 22:11)
The President of the Palestinian Authority issued a presidential decree postponing parliamentary elections scheduled for November to September next year.
(10/10 21:37)
Hakurei Nishiyama suspended judgment on the exercise of rights, saying, ``I can't give you an answer right now.''
(10/10 17:49)
Shogi player Tomoka Nishiyama Hakurei defends her title and earns the right to become the first female shogi player.
(10/10 17:34)
In his speech, Taiwan's president said, ``We will continue to protect the status quo of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and the Indo-Pacific.''
(10/10 12:03)
The foreign ministers of eight countries, including Japan, the UK, France and Germany, issued a joint statement emphasizing their "strong opposition" to US sanctions against the ICC.
(10/10 06:09)
Russia's deputy prime minister says he will immediately begin lifting restrictions on diesel oil exports.
(10/10 05:36)
The US Treasury announced that it will ease some sanctions against Russia until early April next year in order to supply the market with Russian-produced diesel oil.
(10/10 05:27)
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, a magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred in Panama, Central America.
(10/10 05:20)
The US president announced that he has reached an agreement with the Russian president for Russia to immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel oil to the international market.
(10/10 05:13)
ICC Director Tomoko Akane said in response to the U.S. sanctions on the body of the ICC that the organization would "continue to fulfill its mission while maintaining its independence and impartiality."
(10/10 00:02)
The ICC strongly condemned the US sanctions, calling them "an attack on the rule of law and the foundations of the international legal order."
(10/10 00:02)
Prime Minister Takaichi expressed in X that he was "deeply concerned" after the US government designated the International Criminal Court as subject to sanctions.
(10/09 23:32)
According to Reuters, the US government has placed the International Criminal Court under sanctions.
(10/09 23:21)
Pillay, who was selected to win the Nobel Peace Prize, expressed concern that international law would come under political attack.
(10/09 22:18)
ICC Director Akane praised Pillay's award of the Nobel Peace Prize, saying, ``It means that the extremely important role played by international justice has been recognized.''
(10/09 19:47)
This year's Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to South African lawyer Pillay.
(10/09 18:05)
The Tokyo District Court sentenced the defendant who attacked Takashi Tachibana, leader of the Party to Protect the People from NHK, to nine years in prison.
(10/09 15:14)
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the publisher, which had been seeking damages, in a lawsuit over the imitation of "band score," which is a musical notation of songs by music bands.
(10/09 15:13)
The Financial Services Agency has ordered Prudential Life Insurance to suspend some operations for more than three months due to the issue of stealing money from customers.
(10/09 15:07)
Prime Minister Takaichi said of Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Yan, ``I want him to work harder than anyone else, making use of his wealth of knowledge and policy-building ability.''
(10/09 14:43)
The six opposition parties in the House of Councilors agreed to consider submitting a resolution to censure Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Yan.
(10/09 12:57)
Prime Minister Takaichi, in response to a question from a representative of the House of Councilors, said regarding Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Yana's comments, ``It is important for him to explain properly. I would like him to give a thorough explanation.''
(10/09 10:41)
Consumer spending decreased by 3.1% in the August household budget survey.
(10/09 08:33)
