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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government on Tuesday confirmed 78 new infected cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday, a record number for a single day, while also announcing seven infected individuals in their 50s to 70s died. This brought the total number of cases in ...
Many of the workers seen to be fired are in the tour bus or hotel industries.
South Korea said on Tuesday it will open school classes online next week and reschedule its annual college entrance exams slated for November as concerns persist over the coronavirus and small outbreaks continue to emerge. The country has postponed the beginning of all schools' new ...
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government on Tuesday confirmed 78 new infected cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday, a record number for a single day, while also announcing seven infected individuals in their 50s to 70s died. This brought the total number of cases in ...
The lingering problem is whether the global health crisis will be under control by then.
Different conditions from full-time staff creates worries for foreign-language teachers and others.
At a meeting held Monday, Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike once again requested that residents refrain from going outside for nonessential reasons.
Every Sunday morning, a decades-old market in Miyagi Prefecture is crowded with local residents and tourists making their way down narrow aisles and checking out a variety of fresh seafood. The bustling market in the Yuriage district of Natori has become part of the small ...
One hopes that the U.S. will be able to overcome the partisan divide and provide leadership on a global level.
It's now time for the nation to face the COVID-19 crisis bravely and proactively.
Will the pandemic makes or break the populist leaders that the last global crisis gave rise to?
The U.S. president has shied away from trying to grab power.
Nations must look past short-term calculations of parochial advantage.
Tools that democracies need to fight a pandemic are not appropriate when it’s over.
Coronavirus-driven stockpiling by Britons girding for a nationwide lockdown lifted U.K. grocery sales to a record in March, according to research firm Kantar. Supermarket sales grew by 7.6 percent in the past 12 weeks, the fastest pace in more than a decade. That rate of ...
A forest fire that is threatening an LPG storage site and two petrol stations has killed 19 people, including 18 firefighters, in southwest China's Sichuan province, state news agency Xinhua and city officials reported on Tuesday. The fire started on Monday at a farm and ...
As U.S. spy agencies seek to assemble a precise picture of the world's coronavirus outbreaks, they are finding serious gaps in their ability to assess the situation in China, Russia and North Korea, according to five U.S. government sources familiar with the intelligence reporting. The ...
Japan on Tuesday warned citizens to avoid all travel to 49 more countries and regions including the United States, China, South Korea and Taiwan amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Foreign Ministry raised its travel advisory for these areas to Level 3 — the second-highest level ...
Industrial output rose in February at a slower pace than the previous month and factories believe production plunged in March, adding to growing signs that the coronavirus pandemic is taking a toll on an economy already on the cusp of recession. While retail sales fared ...
South Korean diplomatic records declassified Tuesday show the Japanese government told South Korea in 1989 it hoped to make the country the first overseas destination visited by then Emperor Akihito, after he ascended the Chrysanthemum Throne that year. Japan is known to have considered a ...
