Diplomacy & Security
South Korea Breaches Rule of Law, Common Sense with Court’s Wartime Labor Ruling
A strong sense of revulsion is building within the Japanese government in reaction to a decision by […]
Author Archives for Takao Harakawa, Sankei Shimbun
Takao Harakawa is a staff writer of the Political News Department, The Sankei Shimbun.
Diplomacy & Security
Shinzo Abe in China: Risky Move or Well-Thought-Out Strategy?
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced bilateral relations with China are “shifting from competition to collaboration” during his […]
Special Reports
Japan Moves to Stop Foreigners’ Abuse of National Health Insurance System
By Takao Harakawa Concerns over the rising deficit and near-doubling of foreigners covered by Japan’s lauded […]
Politics
Shinzo Abe’s Constitutional Revision Bill Goes to the Diet in Autumn
By Takao Harakawa Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared his intention to introduce a Liberal Democratic […]
Special Reports
Honoring the War Dead: If Abe Visited Arlington Memorial, Then Trump Should Visit Yasukuni Shrine
From early morning, and under cloudy skies, on August 15th, the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War […]
Special Reports
At the UN Human Rights Council, They Don’t Buy Okinawan Activist’s Claims
Hiroji Yamashiro, 64, the activist opposing the relocation of the United States military airfield at Futenma to Henoko in […]
Special Reports
At the Last Minute, UN Human Rights Rapporteur Brings Up More Issues vs Japan
GENEVA, Switzerland—On the morning of June 12 here (late night Japan time), United Nations special rapporteur on freedom […]
Diplomacy & Security
A Conversation with the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Manlio Cadelo (Part Two)
Ambassador Manlio Cadelo of the Republic of San Marino was born in Siena, Italy and studied at the Sorbonne in […]
Diplomacy & Security
A Conversation with the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Manlio Cadelo
Ambassador Manlio Cadelo of the Republic of San Marino was born in Siena, Italy and studied at the Sorbonne in […]