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Shinzo Abe
Japan Might Create Island Assault Unit
The new unit is part of a larger effort to strengthen Tokyo’s military capabilities to protect remote islands.
Summit Success: More Than Just Being First in Line
The weekend’s Xi-Obama summit may be an example for Japanese leaders overly hasty to meet a U.S. president.
Japanese Assistance Drives Indian Growth
The recent visit by Indian PM Manmohan Singh to Japan highlights the nation’s close economic ties.
India’s “Pivot to Asia”
New Delhi is reaching out to nations in the Asia-Pacific more than ever before, suggesting an increased presence in the region.
Japan Mulls a Preemptive Strike Capability
Tokyo says it has the right to attack imminent threats. The political repercussions could be huge.
The Indian Piece of Abe’s Security Diamond
Indian PM Manmohan Singh spent three days in Japan this week. Both countries have China on their mind.
Shinzo Abe: Friend or Foe of the United States?
The Japanese prime minister espouses a view of history that seems to repudiate much that Americans hold dear.
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe to Visit Burma, Discuss Economic Development
Meeting postponed in Seoul, PM Abe has opted to go to Burma instead.
Revising the Japanese Constitution
Amending Article 9 may seem logical, but it could have implications for the way Japan sees itself.
Japan's Bold Experiment
Having broken through the Y100 barrier, there is considerable potential for the Yen to fall further. How will markets react?
Does Putin Have a Kuril Islands Plan?
Could a 50/50 split of disputed islands bring an end to Japan and Russia’s conflicting claims?
Another Twist in the China-Japan Island Dispute
The arrival of Chinese near disputed islands prompts a blunt response from Tokyo.