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Japan-Africa relations
Decoding Japan Foreign Minister Kamikawa’s Tour of Africa, Europe, and South Asia
By Rishi Gupta
Across this diverse geography, countering Chinese influence is one of Tokyo’s cardinal interests.
TICAD 2022: Japan’s Deepening Partnerships in Africa
By Brittany Morreale and Purnendra Jain
The international context has changed markedly since the last TICAD in 2019. How is Japan approaching African countries today?
Abe Shinzo’s Towering Legacy in Africa
By Sena Voncujovi
Abe was a trailblazer in strengthening Japan-Africa relations during his tenure from 2012 to 2020. Can Kishida carry on his legacy?
JICA’s VP on TICAD8 and Japan’s Approach to Africa
By Raphael Obonyo
“Now is the time that we, as an international community, must come together to help Africa build back better from COVID-19 as well as the Ukraine crisis.”
TICAD: The Evolution of Japan’s Africa Diplomacy
By Daisuke Akimoto
The Tokyo International Conference on African Development has come a long way since its debut in 1993.
Thinking Africa: India, Japan, and the Asia-Africa Growth Corridor
By Titli Basu
Outlining India and Japan's approaches to Africa, separately and bilaterally.
Japan Seeks More African Support With $30 Billion Pledge
By Mina Pollmann
Tokyo steps up its commitment to the continent at the Tokyo International Conference on African Development.
China, Japan Spar Over Future of Asia-Africa Cooperation
By Shannon Tiezzi
While commemorating the 1955 Bandung Conference, China and Japan lay out competing visions for Asia and Africa.
Africa: China and Japan's Next Battleground?
By Shannon Tiezzi
While China and Japan may look like they’re competing in Africa, the two countries are actually playing different games.
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