Slurred speech. Long pauses. Answering questions that weren’t directed to him and blurting out others. For days, Japan’s Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa’s appearance, during which he appears to be ...

“We take this matter very seriously,” the airline said in its apology. While the irreparable damage that even one strike can do to a career makes such incidents exceedingly rare, news reports of ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - With Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announcing his resignation, attention turns to who will next steer the world's fourth-largest economy. The process to pick Japan's next ...

Japan Airlines, the second largest carrier in Japan, publicly apologized on Wednesday after a drunk pilot caused delay to three flights, prompting its second reprimand from the transport ministry in ...