Video shows man bundled to ground after explosion at Japanese PM's speech
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was evacuated unharmed from a public event after what appeared to be a smoke bomb was thrown.
China's Xi Jinping imagined a scenario where he wouldn't be a communist
The remark, mentioned in late Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's new book, demonstrated Xi's sense of being a "realist," Abe wrote.
Russia planned to attack Japan in 2021: leaked FSB letters
In August 2021, Russia was "quite seriously preparing for a localized military conflict with Japan," an FSB agent wrote in an email shared with Newsweek.
Where Kamala Harris Was Seated at Shinzo Abe's Funeral
Former Japenese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated on July 8 while delivering a campaign speech in the city of Nara in western Japan.
Want to Help Taiwan? Support a Muscular Japan
Abe recognized that the U.S. needs a partner in arresting China's aggressive expansionism, and that Japan possesses the financial and military strength to be that partner. He pushed Japan to move beyond decades-long pacifism to assert itself militarily and economically. This is exactly what the U.S. needs today, and Japan's political leadership must fight to sustain Abe's spirited internationalism, despite mixed political support at home.
Saying Goodbye to a Resilient Friend of America
I know that in Shinzo Abe we lost a true friend of America and U.S.-Japan relations.
Shinzo Abe 'Bet His Life on Politics' for Japan, His Brother Says
Nobuo Kishi, 63, became Japan's defense minister in September 2020, on the day his older brother, Shinzo Abe, stepped down as prime minister.
Americans Think Everything Is About Us—But So Does Everyone Else
The world chafed at Trump's America First slogan. Now we are all bought in on America Only.
Donald Trump's Shinzo Abe Tribute Speech Drowned Out by 'God Bless the USA'
Abe, who died after being shot in Japan on Friday morning, maintained close ties to Trump while both men were in office.
Shinzo Abe's Death Celebrated in China: 'Open Champagne!'
There is much anti-Japanese sentiment in China, and some have used it to celebrate the former Japanese prime minister's assassination.
Who Is Tetsuya Yamagami? Suspected Abe Shinzo Assassin Had Homemade Gun
The suspect had been a member of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force who was "dissatisfied" with the former premier.
Abe Shinzo Dead After Former Japan PM Assassinated by Man With Homemade Gun
Tetsuya Yamagami, the 41-year-old suspected shooter, was arrested and has been taken into custody.
Abe Shinzo Shot Despite Japan Having Incredibly Strict Gun Laws
The former Japanese prime minister is in a serious condition after being shot in a country whose gun laws have been described as "the most stringent in the democratic world."
Shinzo Abe Assassination Updates: World Lost 'Great Leader,' DeSantis Says
A suspect was arrested immediately after the shooting.
Shinzo Abe Shooting Videos Show Moment Former Japan PM Was Gunned Down
The former Japanese prime minister appears to have been shot twice while giving a campaign speech in the city of Nara.
Shinzo Abe Shooting Suspect Reveals Assassination Motive: 'I Aimed to Kill'
Japan's defense ministry told local news outlets that the suspect worked for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force for three years, until about 2005.
'Devastating News': Trump Responds to Shooting of 'True Friend' Shinzo Abe
The former Japanese prime minister is in critical condition after being shot at a campaign event on Friday.
China Threat Over Taiwan a 'Dire Challenge' to All, Warns Japan's Abe
Abe's remarks come two weeks after he sparked a minor diplomatic incident by sharing identical views in a similar setting.
China Threatens to Crack Skulls After Japan's Abe Speaks Up for Taiwan
The former Japanese prime minister singled out Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday, warning him not to "misjudge" potential responses from Japan and the U.S.
Japan's Shinzo Abe Fires Direct Warning to China's Xi Jinping Over Taiwan
The former Japanese prime minister offered his strongest remarks yet on the prospect of conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
Russia-China Military Alliance Talk Grows to Counter U.S. Pacific Plans
Russian state media has accused Washington of trying to form an anti-China alliance that threatens regional security.
Leaders Change, But Japan-U.S. Relations Remain Strong
While the Japanese didn't seem to mind Trump's brashness, there's little doubt that a return to a more ordinary U.S.-Japan relationship is also welcome.
John Bolton Says Japan's Abe Shinzo Resignation 'a Great Loss' to U.S.
Abe said Friday he would resign, citing the re-emergence of the same chronic health condition that forced him to step down as prime minister in 2007.
What Is Ulcerative Colitis? Japan's Abe Shinzo Resigns over Health Concerns
Abe is Japan's longest serving leader.
Who Will Replace Abe Shinzo? Japan Prime Minister to Resign
Japan's longest serving prime minister said Friday he would step down amid reports of his worsening health.
Force Multiplier Allies: 'Start-Up Nation' Israel Plus 'Scale Nation' Japan
A closer Japan-Israel alliance could strengthen America's hand against the Chinese Communist Party.
Japan Ends Coronavirus Emergency With 850 Deaths and No Lockdown
"In just over a month and a half, we almost brought (the infection) situation under control," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
Japanese Prime Minister Says Holding Olympics Could Be 'Impossible'
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe extended the state of emergency to the entire country on April 16, after previously implementing it in select regions.
Starting 5: Democratic Debate, The Queen's Speech, Airbnb And More
Congratulations for making it to the final Democratic debate of 2019.
U.S. Farmers Back Trump Deal With Japan But Is It Enough?
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Donald Trump agreed a limited trade deal as he tries to win back support from farmers unhappy with his trade wars.