By withdrawing its invitation to Israel to the ceremony for atomic bomb victims, Nagasaki...
Kunihiko Miyake
Kunihiko Miyake is the research director of The Canon Institute of Global Studies. He is also a visiting professor at Ritsumeikan University and president of the Foreign Policy Institute. He was an executive assistant to Mrs. Akie Abe during the first Abe Cabinet, from 2006 to 2007. From 1978 to 2005 he was in the diplomatic service as a member of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, serving in posts such as director of the Japan-US Security Treaty Division, minister at the Embassy of Japan in China, and deputy director-general of the Middle East Bureau. Born in 1953, Miyake is a graduate of the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law.
The Canon Institute examined current regional conditions and analyzed the risks and potential of...
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I am writing this column from Denver, Colorado. For those non-American readers...
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) needs to urgently enact the Espionage...
