Shinzo Abe takes a piece of Canada home to Japan

Bloomberg's Isabel Reynolds reports on how Shinzo Abe could become Japan's longest-serving Prime Minister.

A landslide election victory for Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent the yen down and leaves equities in Tokyo poised to climb, with the path paved for a continuation of loose monetary policy.

JPMorgan Chase Head of Japan Markets Tohru Sasaki weighs in on Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's scandal and talks about concerns that Abenomics may end.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, his popularity plunging amid a cronyism scandal, takes responsibility for a loss of trust in his government but denies he or his wife had intervened in a land sale to a school operator with ties to his wife.

Scandals have cast doubts on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ability to stay as leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, raising questions over the future of Abenomics.

Bloomberg's Amanda Lang and Taylor Riggs report on the interesting souvenir Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe picked up recently in Canada.

Prime Minister Abe sought to expand Japan's international role but illness has forced his early retirement. His lifelong dream of reforming Japan's pacifist constitution remains unfulfilled, says Martin Fritz in Tokyo.

Loyal to outgoing leader Abe, Chief Cabinet Secretary Suga is seen as the candidate who will continue many of Abe's domestic and foreign policies, although many fear he lacks charisma. Julian Ryall reports from Tokyo.