Fumio Kishida has been elected Japan’s new prime minister by the country’s lawmakers—just days after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) picked him as leader. The 64-year-old succeeds Yoshihide Suga, who bowed out in September amid anger over his government’s COVID-19 response and his insistence to push through with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. On Sept. 29, Kishida beat the head of Japan’s COVID
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The Olympics and COVID-19 were never going to be compatible. The cardinal rule when it comes to controlling an infectious disease is to limit the contact people have with one another. Yet the very essence of the two weeks of competition, which begin on July 23 in Tokyo, is to invite the world to meet, greet and engage in friendly—and often socially not so distant—contests. An estimated 70,000 athl
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