Japanese sailor stabbed during WWII remembrance ceremony in Solomon Islands
Witnesses say the man was stabbed in the neck with a pair of scissors.
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New York Times: Clashes between humans and monkeys are becoming more frequent.
Japan's Sakurajima volcano erupts, triggering evacuation
The Meteorological Agency has raised the eruption alert to the highest level.
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China protests Taiwan's VP paying respects at Abe's memorial
China claims Taiwan as a breakaway province to be reunited by force if necessary.
Does Shinzo Abe shooting reflect success of Japan's gun laws, not failure?
New York Times: A crude weapon. Minimal security. One death.
Japan says final goodbye to assassinated former leader Abe
Around 1000 people, including Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, attended the funeral.
Suspect in Abe assassination held a 'grudge'. Scrutiny falls on a church
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The artist's body was found floating about 300m off the coast of Okinawa.
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Man who allegedly killed the former Japanese PM held "a grudge" against a religious group.
Assassination of Shinzo Abe leaves Japan reeling
Shinzo Abe was campaigning for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party when he was killed.
Editorial: Abe's assassination sends shockwaves around the world
The former prime minister said Japan should have a stronger focus on its own defence.
Shinzo Abe gunman 'stalked' former PM at previous events
'I was so determined to kill him and was stalking him in the places he visited' - gunman.
Turning Japan into a military power could secure Shinzo Abe's legacy
Shinzo Abe desperately wanted to end Japan's constitutional commitment to pacifism.
Shinzo Abe's death celebrated by nationalists in China and South Korea
The former Japanese PM angered Chinese nationalists during his time in office.
Jack Tame: Three leaders, three countries, one big week in politics
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Details of the suspect's motives remain limited.
Former Japanese PM dies after being shot during speech
Shinzo Abe appeared to have been shot in the chest and was bleeding, according to reports.
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The rich nation that tamed Covid without mandates and lockdowns
New York Times: In Japan, 'if you tell people to look right, they will all look right'.
The sign Japan is preparing for tourists to return
Small business owners who have survived the past two years "can't wait".
Drunk employee loses entire city's personal data in Japan
A Japanese company's after-work drinks has made global headlines.
A better sense that NZ is part of Asia but warmth to China at all time low, survey finds
Six in 10 New Zealanders regarded China as a threat, with 13 per cent saw it as a friend.
Travel rebound: Wendy Wu Tours heads back to Japan
During Covid the group travel specialist expands reach and does some housekeeping.
Adventurer oldest to sail solo across Pacific
Oldest adventurer completes historic solo non-stop voyage across Pacific.
Japan OKs foreign tourist arrivals - but only on guided tours
Independent travellers will not be able to enter the county at this moment.
Deadly Tongan volcano unlikely to erupt in near future
The eruption last year generated forces 500 times bigger than the Hiroshima atomic bomb.
NZ joins world powers in Indo-Pacific economic alliance
NZ signs up to Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, launched by US President Joe Biden.
Japan opens to just 50 tourists next week in surprise experiment
The offer is open to Australian travellers but not Kiwis.
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Japanese PM hints at June reopening for travellers
Japan could be open to tourists as early as next month.
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Japan says it needs nuclear power. Can host towns ever trust it again?
New York Times: Decision to restart plants after Fukushima is fraught with emotions.