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  • Demonstration held against Sapporo's winter Olympic bid

    The demonstrators shouted in chorus, "For snow-removal measures over Olympics! For reliable livelihood support over Olympics! No place for pork-barrel event! Don't bring in corruption-ridden Games to our city!"

  • editorial  US adherence to deterrence with new NPR will only lead world to ruin

    Now that the world is facing a possible use of nuclear weapons, Japan should join the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons without delay and take a lead in the global effort to eliminate nuclear weapons.

  • JCP policy commission chair: Gov’t should take structural measures centering on wage hikes

    The Kishida Cabinet approved a package of measures to tackle rising prices and boost the economy. JCP Policy Commission Chair Tamura Tomoko said, “This may become a drop in the bucket unless the government recognizes the need to face up to urgently addressing the underlying structural problems.”

  • POLITICS
  • JCP Shiokawa grills PM Kishida about resignation of Moonies scandal-tainted minister

  • JCP policy commission chair: Gov’t should take structural measures centering on wage hikes

  • Ishin party much more hawkish than LDP regarding constitutional revision and military buildup

  • editorial US adherence to deterrence with new NPR will only lead world to ruin

  • Japan gov't reportedly considers buying 'Tomahawk' missiles

  • LABOR
  • Part-time workers at sushi chain 'Sushiro' win better treatment

  • SOCIAL ISSUES
  • editorial Gov’t should accept court rulings and raise standards of public assistance

  • Demonstration held against Sapporo's winter Olympic bid

  • Freelance workers rally to oppose introduction of consumption tax invoice system

  • JCP
  • All 11 JCP candidates elected in 4 local assembly elections



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