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With EU Deal, Japan Sends Powerful Message on Free Trade

With EU Deal, Japan Sends Powerful Message on Free Trade

By Anthony Fensom
The Japan-EU deal is a political win for Abe and a repudiation of Trump-style protectionism.
Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly Election: Winners and Losers

Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly Election: Winners and Losers

By Yuki Tatsumi
Is the beginning of the end for Abe's political dominance?

Why Abe Still Loves Trump

Why Abe Still Loves Trump

By Paul Nadeau
The Japanese leader’s cultivation of the U.S. president is part of a broader strategy that seems to be working so far.

Will Japan Join China's Belt and Road Initiative?

Will Japan Join China's Belt and Road Initiative?

By Mina Pollmann
Shinzo Abe expresses cautious interest, but Japan wants potential concerns addressed first.

What Did Japan Learn in South Sudan?

What Did Japan Learn in South Sudan?

By Michael Bosack
The significance of the Japan Self-Defense Force deployment to the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.
Freedom of Expression Under Siege in Okinawa

Freedom of Expression Under Siege in Okinawa

By Taisuke Komatsu
The Abe government has been particularly harsh on cracking down on dissent in Okinawa.

Abenomics Back On Track as Japan's Abe Marks Longevity Record

Abenomics Back On Track as Japan's Abe Marks Longevity Record

By Anthony Fensom
2017 could mark a turning point for the prime minister's signature economic reform policy.
What Next for Japan-South Korea Relations?

What Next for Japan-South Korea Relations?

By Mina Pollmann
A reopening (yet again) of the comfort women issue could threaten cooperation on defense issues.

Japan's Path to Constitutional Amendment

Japan's Path to Constitutional Amendment

By Michael MacArthur Bosack
The steps Shinzo Abe must take to achieve constitutional revision, and the political implications.

Abe’s Diplomacy at a Crossroads: The Hidden Side of the Japanese-Russian Summit

Abe’s Diplomacy at a Crossroads: The Hidden Side of the Japanese-Russian Summit

By Akihiro Iwashita
The Japanese PM’s approach to Russia is looking increasingly risky.

Russo-Japanese Relations On Track for Confidence Building

Russo-Japanese Relations On Track for Confidence Building

By Taisuke Abiru
Don’t expect major breakthroughs anytime soon, but recent summits have moved the relationship forward.
China Pushes Back on Japan, New Zealand Statement on South China Sea

China Pushes Back on Japan, New Zealand Statement on South China Sea

By Ankit Panda
Beijing has rejected a statement by Japan and New Zealand calling on all parties in the disputes to respect a 2016 international ruling.

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