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The Japanese authorities soon responded to Carlos Ghosn's accusations during a press conference in Lebanon, in which he called Japan's legal system "inhuman" and said he fled a "political persecution" in Japan. Speaking to the [Más]

Japan's main opposition parties agreed to require the central government to cancel its plan to send Maritime Self-Defense Forces units to the Middle East, Jiji Press reported. Late last year, the government decided to send [Más]

After arriving in Lebanon at the end of last year, Carlos Ghosn issued a statement stating that he had not escaped justice, but from the injustice, citing the Japanese judicial system critique. On Wednesday, in [Más]

Japan's Innovation Party expelled lawmaker Mikio Shimoji, who confessed to receiving one million yen ($9,200) from a Chinese company that was interested in entering the casino business in Japan. Shimoji submitted a resignation letter to [Más]

In his first public appearance following his escape from Japan, Carlos Ghosn reiterated his innocence during a press conference in Lebanon, Kyodo reported. His arrest in Japan was a plot against him, said Ghosn, who [Más]

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe planned to visit Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Oman from Saturday. Abe canceled his trip to the Middle East following Iran's missile attack on U.S. troops, Kyodo reports. [Más]