After the shocking assassination of Shinzo Abe in 2022, Japan’s reaction defied expectations. Instead of rallying around their longest-serving prime minister, public opinion turned sharply against him ...

The Unification Church has come under intense scrutiny in Japan since a former prime minister was assassinated, but it could ...

NARA--The cause of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s death was loss of blood, Nara prefectural police announced July 9 after performing an autopsy. In a related development, Abe’s body was ...

Tetsuya Yamagami indicated he planned to kill former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in an anonymous ... implications and consequences that Abe’s death would bring.” The A-4 size printed letter ...

Shinzo Abe cast a giant shadow over the political ... Some Kishida associates raised concerns that Abe’s death would trigger a rush to fill the huge political vacuum that has arisen, thereby ...

July 8 will mark two years since former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot and killed ... She said she felt his hand move in response. After Abe’s death at age 67, Akie’s days were rushed ...

TOKYO, July 8. /TASS/. Doctors at Nara Medical University have officially announced the death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a special press conference. According to the facility ...

“Abe Shinzo: Kaikoroku,” is published. It was originally scheduled to be published a year ago, but the book reveals Abe requested the publication be postponed as it was too sensitive.

"[Ishiba] met former prime minister Kishida — of course he served as a foreign minister during Shinzo Abe's administration ... Club outside Tokyo. Since Abe's death, their relationship has ...

Over about 53 years, a South Korean publishing company compiled Moon’s sayings into 615 volumes until his death ... pledge. Abe died in 1991, never becoming prime minister. His son, Shinzo ...

Abe Shinzo has twice served as Japan's prime minister ... In 1993, Abe ran in a general election following his father's death. He has since become a leading figure in Japanese politics.