【#1395】Ishiba’s Unfounded Criticism of Takaichi’s Tax Cut
Hideo Tamura ー
Eighty-one years have passed since the end of World War II. After rising to become an economic superpower second only to the United States in 1968, Japan entered a prolonged period of economic stagnation in the second half of the 1990s and still remains in the doldrums. This situation, often called “the second defeat,” is
【#1394】Nuclear Paralysis in Japan’s Defense White Paper
Kunio Orita ー
On August 4, Japan’s Defense White Paper for 2026 was released. While accurately recognizing the international community is facing its “greatest trial since World War II,” it is hard to say that the accompanying discussions commensurate with that recognition. First, although depicting Japan as surrounded by three