軍事協定延長でも韓国の反日・反米扇動は続く
韓国の文在寅政権は11月22日、日韓軍事情報包括保護協定（GSOMIA）を破棄するとした決定の「条件付き効力停止」を発表した。また、日本政府による戦略物資の輸出管理強化を理由とした世界貿易機関（WTO）への提訴の取り下げを表明した。
Author Archives for Tsutomu Nishioka
Tsutomu Nishioka is a senior fellow and a planning committee member at the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals and a visiting professor at Reitaku University. He covers South and North Korea.
Politics & Security
[Speaking Out] Seoul Sustains Anti-Japan Sentiments Despite Extension of Intelligence-Sharing
On November 22, South Korea’s Moon Jae In government announced the conditional suspension of its earlier decision to ter
Politics & Security
China is Helping North Korea Dodge U.N. Sanctions, and This Has to Stop
Efforts to solve the North Korea nuclear and abduction issues are at a standstill. One reason for this impasse [&helli
Politics & Security
Moon Dictatorship in the Offing? South Korea Faces Tense Political Situation
The government of South Korean President Moon Jae In has been criticized as a dictatorship. Two years have passed [&he
Special Reports
Japan Approaching Last Chance to Rescue Citizens Abducted by North Korea
After the breakdown of the United States-North Korea summit in Hanoi in late February, some in Japan observed that [&h
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Mr. Abe, Don’t Let President Trump Ease Sanctions on North Korea
United States President Donald Trump plans to meet with North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un in Vietnam in late […
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A Rebuttal to President Moon’s Claims on Wartime Korean Workers in Japan
South Korean President Moon Jae In, in his New Year press conference on January 10, made a remark that […]
Special Reports
Koreans in Wartime Japan: Don’t Confuse Illegal Immigrants with Recruited Workers
(Second in a 3-Part Series) Part 1: The Reality of the Mobilization of Koreans During World War […]
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The Reality of the Mobilization of Koreans During World War II – An Analysis Based on Statistics and Written Records
(First of a 3-Part Series) In 1965, Japan and South Korea normalized their diplomatic relations. Japan paid South Ko
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Rescuing Japanese Abductees Reaches Crucial Stage
A climactic battle is coming for rescuing Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea. In the first ever United [&hell
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Let’s Not Aid South Korean Supreme Court’s Misperception of Facts on Wartime Labor
Just after the South Korean Supreme Court ruled that Japan’s Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation should [&
Politics & Security
Panmumjom Declaration Represents Deception and Betrayal
“The two leaders solemnly declared before the 80 million Korean people and the whole world that there will […