The US president announces agreement to halt attacks on energy facilities in Russia and Ukraine, and domestically reports include Prime Minister Takaichi's cabinet reshuffle and Chubu Electric Power's management change.

US President says Russia and Ukraine have agreed not to attack each other's energy facilities

(09/15 05:10)

Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General Suzuki announced on an NHK program that Prime Minister Takaichi will reshuffle party officials on the 16th and reshuffle the cabinet on the 17th.

(09/14 21:53)

Chubu Electric Power announced the retirement of President Hayashi Kingo and Chairman Katsuno Satoru.

(09/14 14:03)

Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara said, ``Relocating to Henoko is the only solution to the problems surrounding Futenma Air Base.''

(09/14 11:26)

Prime Minister Takaichi has begun making arrangements to reshuffle his cabinet and include Hiroshi Nakatsuka, secretary-general of the Meiji Restoration, into the cabinet.

(09/14 10:41)

The investigative committee determined that then-president Katsuno was informed of the company's policy of not responding to whistleblowing reports in 2019. Although it cannot be determined that the intention was to actively consent, it was said that ``more careful judgment would have been desirable.''

(09/14 10:10)

Prime Minister Takaichi said of Genta Koja's victory in the Okinawa prefecture gubernatorial election, ``It reflects the will of the prefecture's citizens in their desire for economic growth.''

(09/14 09:57)

The investigation committee found that Chubu Electric management criticized and reprimanded the delay in the Hamaoka nuclear power plant review schedule.

(09/14 09:25)

According to an exit poll published by Jiji Press, Genta Koja, a newcomer backed by the Liberal Democratic Party and others, is leading Governor Denny Tamaki in the Okinawa gubernatorial election.

(09/13 20:03)

It has been learned that Chubu Electric Power's president Hayashi is making arrangements to resign.

(09/13 19:51)

It has been revealed that North Korea's sports minister is planning to visit Japan to coincide with the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

(09/12 21:22)