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Germany Solidifies Ties With Japan Before Scholz’s China Trip

Germany Solidifies Ties With Japan Before Scholz’s China Trip

By Mina Pollmann
Germany's president visited Japan just a few days before a Japan-Germany 2+2.
Japan’s Changing Nuclear Energy Policy

Japan’s Changing Nuclear Energy Policy

By SUZUKI Tatsujiro
Under the government of Kishida Fumio, Japan has sharply changed its thinking on nuclear power.

Japan PM Promises Law to Help Unification Church Victims

Japan PM Promises Law to Help Unification Church Victims

By Mari Yamaguchi
Kishida is attempting to calm public outrage over his handling of his party's extensive ties to the Unification Church.

Germany’s Quietly Growing Relations With Japan

Germany’s Quietly Growing Relations With Japan

By Weijing Xing
While the whole world is talking about Chancellor Scholz’s controversial visit to China, Germany’s ties with Japan are growing quietly but significantly.

Japan’s Ruling Government in Crisis Over Unification Church Scandals

Japan’s Ruling Government in Crisis Over Unification Church Scandals

By Thisanka Siripala
Japan’s governing party is struggling to quell public suspicion over party members’ ties with the controversial Unification Church.
The Japan-North Korea Summit: 20 Years On

The Japan-North Korea Summit: 20 Years On

By ISOZAKI Atsuhito
New testimonies are emerging about the historic meeting.

What’s New in Australia and Japan’s Updated Joint Declaration of Security Cooperation?

What’s New in Australia and Japan’s Updated Joint Declaration of Security Cooperation?

By David Walton and Daisuke Akimoto
The document is a testament to the closer bilateral security relationship that has developed since the original declaration in 2007.
Japan’s Ruling Coalition Debates Future Defense Policies

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Debates Future Defense Policies

By Mina Pollmann
The LDP and its junior coalition party, Komeito, are at odds over issues like Japan's counterstrike capability and defense budget increases.

Without Abe, Japan’s Conservatives Are at a Crossroads

Without Abe, Japan’s Conservatives Are at a Crossroads

By Jio Kamata
Throughout his political career, former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo was at the center of Japanese conservative politics. With him gone, how will the conservative movement go forward?

Japan and Russia Lock Horns Over Diplomats, Sanctions, and Rockets

Japan and Russia Lock Horns Over Diplomats, Sanctions, and Rockets

By Thisanka Siripala
Relations between the two nations have reached their lowest point amid further unprecedented Japanese sanctions against Russia.

Japanese Prime Minister Orders Probe of Unification Church Problems

Japanese Prime Minister Orders Probe of Unification Church Problems

By Mari Yamaguchi
In an apparent move to calm continued public outrage, Kishida ordered an investigation into the Unification Church.
Japan Sees Rise in Fighter Scrambles Against Chinese Aircraft

Japan Sees Rise in Fighter Scrambles Against Chinese Aircraft

By Kosuke Takahashi
In the first half of 2022, Japan witnessed a 14 percent increase in scrambles triggered by foreign military aircraft approaches.

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