Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba says he will decide on resigning after reviewing a new US-Japan tariff deal, following his coalition’s upper house election defeat.

If no deal is reached by Donald Trump’s Aug. 1 deadline, Brussels is prepared to launch two-stage counterstrike.

TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Wednesday vowed to remain in power to oversee the implementation of a new Japan ...

Member states could be ready to accept a 15 per cent tariff and EU officials are pushing to have that cover sectors including ...

JAPANESE Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba denied today reports he planned to resign over a historic defeat of his ruling party ...

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According to the Financial Times, the total 15% will include the pre-existing tariffs, which for Brussels is tantamount to ...

President Donald Trump announced a trade framework with Japan on Tuesday, placing a 15% tax on goods imported from that ...

Six months ago, few people would have anticipated that the United States would place a 15 percent tariff on exports from Japan, one of America’s closest and most longstanding allies. President Trump ...

Two of President Donald Trump’s top trade negotiators hailed their approach toward addressing trade grievances with Japan as a possible incentive for the European Union, as negotiations come to a head ...

President Donald Trump signed a trade deal with Japan Tuesday, "pleasantly surprising investors," Reuters said. It lowers ...

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