Japanese voters will vote today to decide the next government in Japan after nearly five years of power in Shinzo Abe’s control.

On Monday, March 11, officials from the Japanese Government and the U. S. Government held their first meeting of the `Comprehensive Dialogue on Space' in Tokyo; with the talks between the two countries chiefly pivoting around across-the-board cooperation in space, including joint "maritime domain awareness" concept which pertains to the satellite-based monitoring of ships.

Japan has announced its first major policy initiative to end deflation and drive a recovery from a recession since Shinzo Abe became the Prime Minister of the country on 26 December 2012.

The Abe-led Japanese government has announced plans to spend 10.3 trillion yen (around US$116bn) to increase gross domestic product (GDP), create new jobs and boost growth.

Mr. Abe, who has been the PM in 2006-07 as well, when this time was voted as PM by the parliament, soon uncovered his cabinet, a recent report has found. Yes! Earlier this month, when he won in his party's emphatic poll, his cabinet was named very shortly.