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Japan to Build Defense Camps Near Disputed Islands

Japan to Build Defense Camps Near Disputed Islands

By Clint Richards
GSDF camps are to be built on three islands near the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands to handle “remote island attacks.”
Japan: Ask Not What America Will Do for You…

Japan: Ask Not What America Will Do for You…

By Robert Dujarric
Beyond reinterpreting the Constitution, Japan needs to do more to provide for its own defense.

Recommendations for the Future Balance of U.S.-Japan Relations

Recommendations for the Future Balance of U.S.-Japan Relations

By Will Atkins
A government’s panel on collective self-defense will face challenges at home and abroad, but is important for the alliance.

Narendra Modi: India's Shinzo Abe

Narendra Modi: India's Shinzo Abe

By Brahma Chellaney
India's next prime minister has much in common with Japan's nationalistic incumbent.

Abe’s Next Steps Toward Collective Self-Defense

Abe’s Next Steps Toward Collective Self-Defense

By Clint Richards
The LDP is seeking to unite the coalition government in order to enshrine collective self-defense by year’s end.
The Unintended Consequences of a Japanese/Israeli Defense Agreement

The Unintended Consequences of a Japanese/Israeli Defense Agreement

By Clint Richards
While the agreements are an easy and obvious course of action for Israel, Japan should tread carefully.

An End to the “Lost Decade” in Japan-North Korea Relations?

An End to the “Lost Decade” in Japan-North Korea Relations?

By Sebastian Maslow
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been taking steps to ease tensions between the two East Asian neighbors.
Shinzo Abe's 'Quadrilateral Initiative': Gone and Forgotten?

Shinzo Abe's 'Quadrilateral Initiative': Gone and Forgotten?

By Ankit Panda
Shinzo Abe has said little recently about his first pet project in Asian multilateralism.

Powering the Future of Japan’s Industrial-Political Economy

Powering the Future of Japan’s Industrial-Political Economy

By Melissa S Hersh and James E Platte
If the Japanese government wants to revive its nuclear power industry, it will need to engage with the public.

Analyst: ‘Womenomics’ Marks Social Shift in Tradition-Bound Japan

Analyst: ‘Womenomics’ Marks Social Shift in Tradition-Bound Japan

By Anthony Fensom
With support from the top and a generational shift, change in coming to Japan.

US-Japan Relations and Obama’s Visit to Japan

US-Japan Relations and Obama’s Visit to Japan

By Yo-Jung Chen
Both countries face some delicate tasks during the US president’s stopover.
India-Japan Relations: A Fillip on the Cards?

India-Japan Relations: A Fillip on the Cards?

By Aniruddh Mohan
The two countries have been enjoying stronger ties. Will that get a boost under a new Indian government?

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