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Speaking Out
Jan 14, 2025
【#1214】Prime Minister Ishiba Should Learn from Abe
Takashi Arimoto Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is making arrangements to visit the United States for his first meeting with new U.S. President Donald Trump in the first half of February. When Ishiba sought to meet Trump soon after his victory in November, I opposed his possible visit in my “Speaking Out” essay, insisting that he should not .... <Read more>
Speaking Out
Jan 14, 2025
【#1213】Ishiba’s Precarious Leaning towards Japan-China-S. Korea FTA
Masahiko Hosokawa The government of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s pro-China stance has grown even more precarious. It plans to invite Chinese Communist Party Politburo member and Foreign Minister Wang Yi to visit Japan in February, when a trilateral meeting between Japanese, Chinese, and South Korean foreign ministers is also .... <Read more>

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【#1212】South Korean Conspiracy Theorists Blocking Free Unification
Tsutomu Nishioka The Korean Peninsula as the subject of my research underwent drastic upheavals last year. North Korea’s third hereditary dictator Kim Jong Un at a plenary meeting of the Workers’ Party Central Committee in December 2023 and the Supreme People’s Assembly (National Assembly) in January 2024 declared that

【#1211】Worrying about Ishiba’s Policy of Wooing China
Yoshiko Sakurai Although in different directions, both the United States and China are seeking to fundamentally transform the postwar international order. In 2025, the world will naturally experience big changes more clearly. While Chinese President Xi Jinping aims to revive the Chinese Empire, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump