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Japan’s New Prime Minister and the North Korean Abduction Issue

Japan’s New Prime Minister and the North Korean Abduction Issue

By ISOZAKI Atsuhito
Can Ishiba manage a new approach to a long-standing issue?
Ishiba’s Rocky Economic Road

Ishiba’s Rocky Economic Road

By Anthony Fensom
After less than one week in office, Japan’s new prime minister has already sent Japan’s financial markets on a rollercoaster ride. 

What Is Ishibanomics?

What Is Ishibanomics?

By Daisuke Akimoto
New Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru placed an emphasis on economic policy during his initial policy address. What's his prescription for Japan?

Ishiba’s Integrated Deterrence: What Japan’s New Prime Minister Means for Taiwan

Ishiba’s Integrated Deterrence: What Japan’s New Prime Minister Means for Taiwan

By Victor Lin
A former defense minister, Ishiba's victory will have important implications for the future of Japan-Taiwan relations.

Can Japan Become the ‘World’s Most AI-friendly Country’?

Can Japan Become the ‘World’s Most AI-friendly Country’?

By Adam Bartley, Aiden Warren, and Charles T. Hunt
As the world faces rapid change and competition over AI, Japan’s step-up is significant for the East Asian region but also the wider world. 
Matching Japan’s Counterstrike Capability With South Korea’s Three Axis System

Matching Japan’s Counterstrike Capability With South Korea’s Three Axis System

By Ju Hyung Kim
Integrating Japan’s counterstrike capability with South Korea’s Three Axis system could strengthen the security of both countries.

Ishiba Shigeru Wants a Stronger Japan-US Alliance. He Has an Unorthodox Vision For Doing That.

Ishiba Shigeru Wants a Stronger Japan-US Alliance. He Has an Unorthodox Vision For Doing That.

By Jio Kamata
Japan’s new prime minister has long called for more reciprocity in the alliance, including revisions in the Status of Forces Agreement and Japan-U.S. Security Treaty.
Japan’s Official Development Assistance and the National Interest

Japan’s Official Development Assistance and the National Interest

By OBA Mie
Japan was once coy about ODA’s purpose. No longer.

3 Things to Know About Japan’s New Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru

3 Things to Know About Japan’s New Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru

By Takahashi Kosuke
The election of late Prime Minister Abe Shinzo’s long-time rival marks the end of an era in the LDP.

The Global AI Market No One Is Watching

The Global AI Market No One Is Watching

By Sarosh Nagar and Sergio Imparato
Why the world should pay attention to Southeast Asia's AI race.

Ex-Defense Minister Ishiba Shigeru Will Be Japan’s Next Prime Minister

Ex-Defense Minister Ishiba Shigeru Will Be Japan’s Next Prime Minister

By Mari Yamaguchi and Foster Klug
In his fifth attempt, Ishiba was chosen to lead Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
In Historic First, Japan Sends Naval Ship Through the Taiwan Strait

In Historic First, Japan Sends Naval Ship Through the Taiwan Strait

By Takahashi Kosuke
With the unprecedented move this time, Japan now joined the other Western countries engaging in freedom-of-navigation exercises in the Taiwan Strait.

Niue’s Strategic Diplomatic Expansion

Niue’s Strategic Diplomatic Expansion

By John Augé
Prior to opening a consulate in Tokyo, Niue’s overseas diplomatic presence was limited to New Zealand and Belgium. 
As Quad Completes 20 Years, India Takes on Multiple New Responsibilities

As Quad Completes 20 Years, India Takes on Multiple New Responsibilities

By Elizabeth Roche
Previously, India was seen as the ‘weak link’ in Quad. At the Delaware summit, India seemed more willing to take on China’s growing initiatives in the Indo-Pacific.

Japan To Downgrade Diplomatic Ties With Myanmar Junta, Report Says

Japan To Downgrade Diplomatic Ties With Myanmar Junta, Report Says

By Sebastian Strangio
Like several of its Western partners, Japan will now be represented in Yangon by a chargé d'affaires rather than a full ambassador.

The Hidden Significance of China’s Aircraft Carrier Passage Near Japan’s Yonaguni Island

The Hidden Significance of China’s Aircraft Carrier Passage Near Japan’s Yonaguni Island

By Cheng-kun Ma and K. Tristan Tang
While the political implications of this voyage are undoubtedly important, three significant military trends related to Yonaguni Island have long been overlooked.

Japan’s Current Rice Shortage Foreshadows Long-Term Problems

Japan’s Current Rice Shortage Foreshadows Long-Term Problems

By Andrew Orchard
Japan is experiencing a shortage of the crucial staple, with an inelastic supply likely being the primary cause.
10-year-old Japanese Boy Dies After Stabbing Attack in China

10-year-old Japanese Boy Dies After Stabbing Attack in China

By Mari Yamaguchi and Emily Wang Fujiyama
For the second time in three months, a knife-wielding man attacked Japanese schoolchildren in China.

Bringing Strategic AI Collaboration to the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue

Bringing Strategic AI Collaboration to the Trilateral Strategic Dialogue

By Aiden Warren, Adam Bartley, and Charles T. Hunt
The TSD has fewer points of friction that could hinder practical collaboration due to the high strategic complementarity of Australia, Japan, and the U.S.
Chinese Aircraft Carrier Comes Closer Than Ever to Japan

Chinese Aircraft Carrier Comes Closer Than Ever to Japan

By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan called the close approach of the Liaoning and its accompanying destroyers “absolutely unacceptable.”

The Evolving Geopolitical Dynamics of PALM 10

The Evolving Geopolitical Dynamics of PALM 10

By SHIOZAWA Hideyuki
Japan has successfully renewed its relationship with the Pacific Island countries.

‘Realism’ Looms Large Over the CDP Leadership Race

‘Realism’ Looms Large Over the CDP Leadership Race

By Jio Kamata
Japan’s main opposition party is holding a leadership election. Is it ready to shake off the stigma of the previous DPJ government?

Japan’s LNG Future: Balancing Energy Security With Sustainability Commitments

Japan’s LNG Future: Balancing Energy Security With Sustainability Commitments

By John Calabrese
Japan’s LNG strategy reveals the tension between advancing clean energy goals and maintaining reliance on fossil fuels.
Japan’s Largest Warship JS Kaga Will Conduct F-35B Onboard Operation Tests off the California Coast

Japan’s Largest Warship JS Kaga Will Conduct F-35B Onboard Operation Tests off the California Coast

By Takahashi Kosuke
It’s a crucial step for Tokyo’s ambition to convert two Izumo-class vessels into fully-fledged aircraft carriers.

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