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Japan PM Kishida says his son to quit as aide after 'inappropriate' behaviour - Vimarsana News

Japan PM Kishida says his son to quit as aide after 'inappropriate' behaviour

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's son will resign as his aide, the premier said on Monday, after photos of the son and other relatives apparently pretending to hold a news conference at the official residence sparked an uproar.

Two Mayo farming families recognised for dairy farming excellence - Vimarsana News

Two Mayo farming families recognised for dairy farming excellence

​The 16th annual Aurivo Milk Quality Awards saw the highest accolade of Aurivo Milk Supplier of the Year presented to Mayo dairy farmer Michael Gordon, who operates a family run dairy farm in Crossmolina.

While North Korea has warned of a satellite launch, Japan is working on missile defense - Vimarsana News

While North Korea has warned of a satellite launch, Japan is working on missile defense

SEOUL/TOKYO, May 29 (Reuters) - After North Korea announced it would launch a satellite from May 31 to June 11, Japan put its missile defenses on alert

Japan PM Kishida's son to resign as secretary, Kishida says - Vimarsana News

Japan PM Kishida's son to resign as secretary, Kishida says

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's son will resign as his secretary, the premier said on Monday, citing "inappropriate" behaviour after photos of the son and other relatives apparently taken in jest sparked an uproar. | 06:01am

Japan PM Kishida's son to resign as secretary after 'inappropriate' behaviour, Kishida says - Vimarsana News

Japan PM Kishida's son to resign as secretary after 'inappropriate' behaviour, Kishida says

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's son will resign as his secretary, the premier said on Monday, citing "inappropriate" behaviour after photos of the son and other relatives apparently taken in jest sparked an uproar. | 06:01am