Japan's new policy comes after seeing Russian missile strikes target Ukraine's nuclear power plants and grids over the last year

Mergers and acquisitions involving Japanese companies were the highest recorded last year since data was first tracked in 1985

The Taiwanese company is already building a $8.6 billion chip facility in the country as part of efforts to diversify its production base

Japan has set a new target for 20% of the country's energy coming from nuclear power by 2030, AP News says

The government's five-year tax plan, once unthinkable in pacifist Japan, would make the country the world's third-biggest military spender after the United States and China

The mandate, the first of its kind for a Japanese municipality, is aimed at cutting household carbon emissions in the world's fifth-largest carbon emitting country

The Biden administration aims to cut China off from certain semiconductor chips made anywhere in the world using US equipment

Japan is one of the most competitive car markets in the world and is still seen as a stronghold for fossil fuel-powered vehicles

The world’s first and third-largest economies say China’s “coercive and retaliatory economic practices” and the war in Ukraine spurred them to team up

Denso's operating earnings of 63.6 billion yen ($473 million) for the three months to June 30 fell short of an average estimate of 81 billion yen

Retail sales rose in June - the fourth successive month of gains -  supporting the view that rising consumption and easing China lockdowns helped the economy return to growth

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, or JAXA, launched the S-520-RD rocket at 5am Tokyo time from southwestern Japan