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March 13, 2017      On March 10, South Korea’s Constitutional Court decided to uphold the National Assembly’s impeachment charge against President Park Geun Hye. The eight judges of the court unan...

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March 6, 2017      On February 28, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered his first policy address to Congress at a joint session of the House and Senate, calling for enhancing anti-terrorism measu...

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March 3, 2017      On the afternoon of March 1, the center of Seoul was filled with people attending a national flag rally. Any accurate number of participants in the rally is unknown as police ha...

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February 27, 2017      A Japan-Russia 2+2 meeting will take place in Tokyo on March 20. What is the 2+2 meeting? It means a regular consultative framework to discuss bilateral cooperation and comm...

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February 20, 2017      I and three other delegates of the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals visited New Delhi on February 16 and 17 for bilateral dialogue with the Indian think tank Viveka...

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February 13, 2017      The first official meetings between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and U.S. President Donald Trump on February 10 and 11 made the greatest achievements that can be expec...

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February 6, 2017      The U.S. Trump administration’s Defense Secretary James Mattis made his first visit to Japan, holding talks with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Defense Minister Tomomi Inada. ...

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January 30, 2017      How will the Japan-U.S. alliance survive under the unpredictable Trump administration? New U.S. President Donald Trump in his inaugural address said, “We will reinforce old a...

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January 23, 2017      Japanese or Western media may not be able to give any clear conclusion on the new U.S. administration. It may be because not a few Trump cabinet members are willing to contin...

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January 16, 2017      The New York Times on January 6 carried an editorial titled “No Closure on the ‘Comfort Women.’” The editorial takes a stance that both Japan and South Korea are responsible ...

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