Politics & Security
Bereaved ‘Mothers of Tiananmen’ Want People To Know What Happened in Beijing in 1989
The student movement for human rights crushed by force by the Chinese government in Tiananmen Square has just reached
Author Archives for Yoshiaki Nishimi, Sankei Shimbun
Yoshiaki Nishimi is the Beijing correspondent for Sankei Shimbun
Special Reports
‘Japanese in Spirit’ Phenomenon Among Young Chinese Alarms Beijing
“They are Chinese scum!” The comment came from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the end of […]
Sankei Calls China A Risky Neighbor, and Xinhua Doesn’t Like It
The Xinhua News Agency recently released an article titled, “Who is Hoodwinking Japan? Visiting China Entails Risk of
Politics & Security
Getting Shut Out from a Chinese Press Conference Is No Accident
On March 15, a Sankei Shimbun reporter was denied entry to a press conference convened by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang [&h
Politics & Security
How the Books a Hotel Leaves for its Guests Can Reignite an International Dispute
The Japanese APA Group, which runs the APA Hotel chain, is under heavy pressure after the hotel group placed books [&hel