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Shinzo Abe
China and the U.S.-Japan Alliance
By Shannon Tiezzi
Michael Swaine on the structural factors causing friction between the U.S.-Japan alliance and China.
Australia and Japan’s ‘Special Relationship'
By Kevin Placek
Abe’s visit looks set to bolster bilateral ties on both the economic and defense fronts.
Can Abe Bolster Role of Women in Workforce?
By Clint Richards
Abe’s ‘female focused’ Davos attempts to change employment trends and women’s view of the LDP.
Imbalance Drives the Sino-Japan Split
By Clint Richards
Militarism could exacerbate problems already emerging in their drifting economic ties.
The Changing Role of First Ladies
By Yo-Jung Chen
France and Japan are two countries where a traditional role has evolved rapidly of late.
Abe’s Oceania Deals Point to China Tensions
By Clint Richards
The scope, pace and intent of recent agreements suggest an intent to circumvent Beijing.
Northeast Asia's Diplomatic Status Quo Persists
By Ankit Panda
There is a flurry of diplomatic activity in Northeast Asia this week, but are things really changing?
Abe’s Marching Orders
By Clint Richards
Government plans are well underway to solidify its new Constitutional interpretation.
The Shifting Sands of Northeast Asia’s Alliances
By Clint Richards
China worries about a potential loss of control over Pyongyang, as Japan and North Korea make nice.
Japan's Collective Self-Defense: Implications for Asia
By Ankit Panda and Zachary Keck
U.S. editors Ankit Panda and Zachary Keck speak to Clint Richards about Japan reinterpreting its constitution.
China's 'Good Cop, Bad Cop' Strategy Toward Japan
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's response to the approval of Japanese collective self-defense shows a more nuanced Japan strategy.
Timing is Everything: Abe’s Playbook for Military Normalization
By Clint Richards
Abe moves closer to passing collective self-defense, despite public protests.