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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Summer Games must focus on 'must haves' to cut costs, says IOC Coordination Commission chief John Coates

In an interview with a German newspaper, IOC President Thomas Bach said his organisation faces several hundred million dollars in supplementary costs after Olympics were moved to 2021.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: IOA welcomes IOC's decision to postpone Games, says athletes relieved to not train during pandemic

The IOA on Tuesday welcomed the IOC's decision to postpone the Tokyo Olympics by one year in view of the worsening COVID-19 pandemic, saying the country's athletes have been relieved of having to train during a global health crisis.

India-Japan vision statement: Narendra Modi and Shinzo Abe engineer sedate yet steady strengthening of ties

Compared to the 2017 vision document, we see a greater confidence among Modi and Abe in dovetailing their Act East and Indo-Pacific policies where each neatly segues with the other and presents an alternative vision to China’s military-economic hegemony.

Japan plans anti-sexual harassment training for all senior government employees

Japan is planning to have senior government bureaucrats undergo anti-sexual harassment training, after a scandal involving a top finance ministry employee.

Shiv Sena says India will be happier if it learns formula of safe, clean travel from Japan

Shiv Sena questioned the feasibility of the bullet train project at a time when there is a "marathon among trains to get derailed

Shinzo Abe's visit to India: Hostile China pulls New Delhi-Tokyo together as the two step up strategic cooperation

head of Shinzo Abe's visit, Union minister Arun Jaitley visited Japan in September this year and met his Japanese counterpart Itsunori Onodera in Tokyo.

Japan floods: Death toll rises to 20 as search operations hit, weather agency forecasts more rainfall

Swathes of Kyushu have been left devastated after overflowing rivers and torrential downpours swept away roads, houses and schools

North Korea missile launch 'absolutely unacceptable': Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

London: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Saturday called North Korea's test-fire of a ballistic missile "absolutely unacceptable" and a "grave threat to our country". Speaking in London, Abe called upon the international community, in particular China, to "show solidarity" in formulating a response.

Indo-Japan nuclear deal: Modi, Abe set the ball rolling for a defining relationship in 21st century

The Indo-Japanese agreement on civilian nuclear cooperation may not radically alter India’s energy scene or even amount to much for various reasons but it is nonetheless a vital part of a larger and more important relationship that could define the 21st century.

India to buy 12 US-2 amphibious rescue aircraft from Japan

India's Defence Ministry will approve the purchase of 12 US-2 aircraft at a Defense Acquisitions Council meeting scheduled for Monday