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Speaking out

Mar 09, 2022 (Wed)

【#894】Japan Cannot Defend Itself with Three Non-nuclear Principles

March 7, 2022 　 No country should be allowed to use nuclear arsenal to intimidate others. The role of national leaders should be to establish defensive posture against such intimidation. Regrettably...

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Mar 09, 2022 (Wed)

【#893】Russia Seeking Sequential Control and Shut Down of Nuclear Power Stations in Ukraine

March 7, 2022 　 In the early hours of March 4, Russian forces intruded into the Zaporizhhzhya nuclear power plant compound in southern Ukraine and took control of the plant. With six of the 15 nucle...

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Mar 03, 2022 (Thu)

【#892】Criticizing Biased NYT Article on Sado Gold Mines

February 28, 2022 　 The New York Times carried an extremely unbalanced article on February 21 about Sado gold mines that the Japanese government recommended as a candidate for World Cultural Heritag...

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Mar 03, 2022 (Thu)

【#891】Japan Should Abandon Complacency with Peace

February 28, 2022 　 We Japanese should remember the scene of a country’s national sovereignty being trampled by another country’s use of force. As China is increasing military pressure in Asia, toda...

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Feb 24, 2022 (Thu)

【#890】Hydro-Nuclear Combo Recommended as Best Option at Diet

February 21, 2022 　 I was invited by the House of Councillors Research Committee on Natural Resources and Energy to give opinions as an unsworn witness using data on which the Japan Institute for Na...

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Feb 24, 2022 (Thu)

【#889】Russian Information Warfare over Japan’s Northern Territories

February 21, 2022 　 As the United States and Russia are waging a fierce information warfare over Ukraine, Russia is carrying out similar warfare over the Japanese Northern Territories that are integ...

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Feb 24, 2022 (Thu)

【#888】Ukraine Crisis Signals Change in U.S.-Europe Alliance

February 21, 2022 　 The world is breathlessly watching whether Russian troops would invade Ukraine, wondering how large the potential war would be. Be that as it may, the United States’ and major Eu...

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Feb 16, 2022 (Wed)

【#887】Two Variables Seen in S. Korean Presidential Race

February 15, 2022 　 South Korean voters will cast votes to elect their new president on March 9. Presidential candidates registered their candidacies on February 13 and 14 and launched official camp...

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Feb 14, 2022 (Mon)

【#886】Was Ishihara an “Ultranationalist”?

February 14, 2022 　 Many obituaries in the English-language press about the late Ishihara Shintarō used a stock phrase to describe the famous author and political leader: “ultranationalist”. For ...

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Feb 10, 2022 (Thu)

【#885】Five Former Prime Ministers Fabricating History

February 7, 2022 　 After the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union, set a direction of promoting investment in nuclear power generation, Junichiro Koizumi and four other fo...

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