「地獄の島」は誤解 軍艦島の元島民らが韓国側に反論
戦時中に徴用された朝鮮半島出身労働者が長崎市の端島（はしま、通称・軍艦島）炭鉱で差別的扱いを受けたという韓国側の主張に反論するため、元島民らが２日、ジュネーブの国連欧州本部でシンポジウムを行った。韓国人学者も登壇し、「賃金の民族差別はな
Author Archives for Mina Mitsui
Mina Mitsui is chief correspondent of the Sankei Shimbun Paris bureau. She has started her journalistic career at the Yomiuri Shimbun, and was Paris Bureau Chief (2011-2015) and Jerusalem Bureau Chief (2006-2009). She published several books; “Islam in Europe” 2015 Shincho-Sha, (Chinese translation published in Taiwan, 2017).
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Geneva Symposium Exposes the Myth of Gunkanjima as ‘Hell Island’
A symposium held in Geneva Switzerland on July 2 sought to set the record straight concerning allegations by South [
Economy & Tech
The Automobile Revolution: France and Italy Collide Over National Interest and Pride
Renault and Fiat, two European automobile companies with 120 years of history and each having struggled through hard t
自動車革命 ぶつかる仏伊のプライドと国益
パリ・ブーローニュの森に面するビヤンクールは、フランス自動車産業のふるさとだ。ルノー兄弟が１９世紀に造った工房は１９２０年代、国家経済を支える大工場になった。留学生だった鄧小平は２１歳のとき、ここで働いた。「ルノー」と社名を刻んだ古い煉
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France’s Crisis and Renault-Nissan Woes: What Do They Have in Common?
The red-colored holiday lights along the Champs-Elysees, designed to create a romantic atmosphere for couples, now e
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Ex-Interpol Chief’s Wife Remains Secretive Amid Claims of Chinese Persecution
The wife of former Interpol president Meng Hongwei agreed to be interviewed by The Sankei Shimbun on October [&helli
Culture
[INTERVIEW] Actress Catherine Deneuve on Choosing Films and Accepting the 2018 Praemium Imperiale Award
French actress Catherine Deneuve is set to receive the Japan Art Association’s annual Praemium Imperiale Award for The
Culture
Japanese Cat Returns to Claude Monet’s House After 90 Years
By Mina Mitsui A Japanese cat ornament beloved by the artist Claude Monet (1840-1926) has returned to […]
Politics & Security
Macron Should Understand Importance of Japanese-French Relations — Dr. Valerie Niquet
Valerie Niquet, visiting fellow at the Japan Institute of International Affairs in Tokyo and senior Asia expert at the
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UNESCO Puts Off Registration of Comfort Women Material
On the 30th of October, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced the re