JAPAN: “New normal” takes shape as Abe further relaxes state of emergency

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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Thursday, 21 May that he will lift the state of emergency for the greater Osaka region, including Osaka, Hyogo, and Kyoto prefectures.The Abe administration is still refining its regime for containing new outbreaks, in part by studying what has happened in other countries after they have ended lockdowns.The government is still calling for caution by individuals and businesses, suggesting that economic activity will still be relatively subdued and will require further stimulus.As the Covid-19 outbreak has waned, politics is also returning to normal, resul
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