East Asia
Japan earthquake as seen through Twitter
Twitter users have provided some poignant and hopeful reflections on Japan's earthquake. One translator is sharing them with the English-speaking world.
Japan's nuclear crisis: far from over
Activists say accident at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant caused by too-cozy relationship between government and power companies, not earthquake.
Japan's earthquake victims begin to rebuild
Victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan face a daunting task of rebuilding the country.
Japan's psychology after the earthquake
The recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan is taking a psychological toll, but it could also help bring the country together.
Japan government on nuclear crisis: Not lying, not telling the truth
The Japanese government may be making the crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant worse by not telling the whole truth.
Europe reacts to Japan's nuclear power crisis
The crisis in Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has European lawmakers rethinking their nuclear power future.
Japan's earthquake and Google's technology
When the earthquake struck in Japan, technology companies like Google sprang into action to help.
Japan earthquake: The economic costs
The earthquake in Japan could cost the economy more than $100 billion dollars.
Japan begins slow earthquake recovery
The world has pledged to help, and Japan is one of the world's best-prepared countries for an earthquake, but recovery will take time.
Japan's earthquake-resistant buildings
The reason why more buildings didn't collapse in Japan's earthquake is because engineers prepared them to bend, but not break.
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