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Mark Zuckerburg meets with the Japanese PM

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, said that he was inspired to find out more ways to use his social network to help people who are affected by natural disasters. The inspiration came from Japan’s enormous tsunami.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

‘Difficult conditions’ force Japan PM Kan to resign

Tokyo - Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan has announced he will resign early next week, done in by sliding approval ratings based on his inability to effectively lead the country from the aftermath of a deadly earthquake, tsunami and triple nuclear meltdown.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Japanese PM to visit India for three days

Prime Minister of Japan Yukio Hatomaya will pay a three-day visit to the nation of India in order to pay tribute to the November 11, 2008 terrorist attacks and discuss trade and investment.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

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Japanese PM defends death penalty

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda defends the country's use of the death penalty, days after three death-row inmates were hanged.

Canada, Japan agree to free-trade talks

Canada and Japan have agreed to enter free-trade talks. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Japanese counterpart made the announcement following a bilateral meeting in Tokyo.

Japan looks to doubles sales tax

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said he is staking his political career on doubling Japan's sales tax to avoid a European-style debt crisis.

Yes, Prime Minister to be revived

Satirical 1980s comedy show Yes, Prime Minister is to be revived for a new six-part series.

Australian PM facing challenge from predecessor

Australia's former prime minister Kevin Rudd has announced he will attempt to grab back leadership of the country, directly challenging the current prime minister.