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Interview With Japan’s Opposition Leader Noda Yoshihiko 

Interview With Japan’s Opposition Leader Noda Yoshihiko 

By Kenji Yoshida and Jason Morgan
"Moving forward, the ruling and opposition parties must work together to reform and rebuild public trust, aiming for unity."
The China-Japan Travel Visa Spat

The China-Japan Travel Visa Spat

By KAWASHIMA Shin
Beijing wants Japan – and only Japan – to offer reciprocity.

Turbulence in Japan’s Power Corridors Amid Trump’s Return

Turbulence in Japan’s Power Corridors Amid Trump’s Return

By Titli Basu
Prime Minister Ishiba, operating with a severely dented domestic power base, lacks decisive leadership at a time when Japan can ill afford it. 

US East Asian Allies Offer Congratulations to Trump

US East Asian Allies Offer Congratulations to Trump

By Shannon Tiezzi
Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have cause to be nervous, given some of Trump’s past actions and statements. But their leaders chose to express optimism in their first public reactions.

Japan Awards MHI $368 Million Contract for Development of the Glide Phase Interceptor

Japan Awards MHI $368 Million Contract for Development of the Glide Phase Interceptor

By Takahashi Kosuke
Japan and the United States are planning to complete development of the next-generation missile defense system by the 2030s.
What’s Driving North Korea’s Unstoppable Military Buildup?

What’s Driving North Korea’s Unstoppable Military Buildup?

By Takahashi Kosuke
Facing a security dilemma, the Indo-Pacific region needs dialogue and de-escalation, not further confrontation and escalating tensions.

Will Japan’s Election Mark the End of Abe Diplomacy?

Will Japan’s Election Mark the End of Abe Diplomacy?

By Hiroaki KATO
Ironically, the opposition parties may have more in common with the late Abe's approach than the LDP's current leader.
A New Era for Australia-Japan Cooperation

A New Era for Australia-Japan Cooperation

By Grant Wyeth
The era of U.S reliance is over. The era of enhanced Australia-Japan cooperation may just be beginning.

How Might Japan’s Hung Parliament Affect Foreign Policy?

How Might Japan’s Hung Parliament Affect Foreign Policy?

By Jio Kamata
Whatever the result of the coalition talks currently underway, the opposition parties have more veto power than they have enjoyed in over a decade.

In ‘Exceptionally Harsh Judgement’ From Japan’s Public, LDP Loses Its Majority

In ‘Exceptionally Harsh Judgement’ From Japan’s Public, LDP Loses Its Majority

By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite losing 69 seats, the LDP is still hoping to form a government through a new coalition.

Harris vs. Trump: If Asia Could Vote in the US Election

Harris vs. Trump: If Asia Could Vote in the US Election

By The Diplomat
For 13 Asia-Pacific countries, we ask: Would the government prefer Kamala Harris or Donald Trump as the next U.S. president?
Nippon Steel’s Bid for US Steel: National Security Concerns or Political Grandstanding?

Nippon Steel’s Bid for US Steel: National Security Concerns or Political Grandstanding?

By James Maclaren
Nippon Steel’s proposal to merge with U.S. Steel is not just a corporate transaction – it’s a strategic move in a high-stakes geopolitical game.

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