Kamikawa Joins LDP Leadership Race Says She Will Build A New Japan

Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa Announced A Last-minute Bid Wednesday For The Presidency Of The Ruling Liberal Democratic 

Alain Delon, French Heartthrob On The Big Screen, Dies At 88

Alain Delon, The French Movie Star Whose Heartthrob Image And James Dean-like Persona Made Him One Of His Nation’s Most Celebrated Actors, Has Died. He Was 88.

7-Eleven Shares Plunge On Reported Plan To Reject Takeover

Shares Of The Owner Of 7-Eleven Plunged On Tuesday After A Report Said The Japanese Retailer Plans To Reject A Multibillion-dollar Takeover Offer By Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard (ACT).

Crowdfunding For Damaged Noto Shrine Raises 10 Times Target

A Crowdfunding Campaign To Restore Sakataru Shrine In The Quake-hit Town Of Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, Has Raised Nearly 10 Times Its Target, Driven By An Outpouring Of Support From Across The Country.

European Satellites Launched To Create Artificial Solar Eclipses In Tech Demo

A Pair Of European Satellites Rocketed Into Orbit Thursday On The First Mission To Create Artificial Solar Eclipses Through Fancy Formation Flying In Space.