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The extraordinary session of the Diet that wound up Dec. 21 provided the first opportunity for the ruling and opposition parties to lock horns since the Lower House election in October.

I wrote about the 2009 Greek debt crisis just the other day. Today, I would like to go back in time to ancient Greece, the birthplace of democracy.

Kishida said that digitalization will be key to managing official records, and that the Digital Agency will lead the initiative.

The Japanese government has made a turnaround and fully accepted a compensation claim filed by the widow of a bureaucrat who killed himself after bein

The government agreed to pay full compensation to the widow of a Finance Ministry employee who killed himself in 2018, but she said she was disgusted by the abrupt move that ended her lawsuit.

The Japanese government has agreed to pay damages to a former finance ministry bureaucrats wife who alleges her husband killed himself after being ordered to tamper documents related to favoritism allegations against then Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the wifes lawyer says.

The decision to pay around ¥100 million ends the suit between the state and plaintiff and ensures the process leading to the alteration of the documents will not be revealed.

The government’s Go To Travel campaign was likely a major factor behind the surge in COVID-19 cases in Hokkaido last autumn, according to an analysis of the genome sequences of the novel coronavirus.

A Tokyo-based website consulting company is asking the Tokyo District Court to throw out a defamation suit launched by two Upper House members over the content of an anonymous tweet.