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Speaking out

August 3, 2015      It may be fine that experts are respected at Japanese academic societies, think tanks and media organizations like newspapers. But some experts might have failed to watch the...

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July 27, 2015      China last year filed an application with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for inscribing documents on the Nanjing Massacre and Chinese com...

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July 27, 2015      On July 22, the Japanese government unveiled photos of Chinese offshore platforms under construction in the East China Sea. As the international energy market now sees oversup...

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July 21, 2015      Japan's national security bills have passed the House of Representatives and are well expected to be enacted by the Diet during its current session. Parliamentary discussions ...

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July 13, 2015      The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization recently inscribed the sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution on the World Cultural Heritage list. W...

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July 6, 2015      On July 1, the U.S. Joint Chief of Staff released the latest National Military Strategy that most clearly shows among published U.S. official documents that the U.S. military d...

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July 6, 2015      The Japan Institute for National Fundamentals has selected the second recipient of the Terada Mari Japan Study Award launched last year.      Edward Marx, associate professor ...

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June 22, 2015      At a U.S. National Defense University (NDU) Alumni Seminar in Colombia from 9 to 12 June, I was asked to deliver a speech on China's influences on the Western Hemisphere. Fore...

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June 15, 2015      In 2000, I dared to join the Democratic Party of Japan, then the largest opposition party in Japan, in a bid to develop a political group that could take government from the r...

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June 8, 2015      Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's attitude of paving the way for Japan to exercise the right of collective self-defense is surely right. But some of his remarks can be taken as denyi...

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