Politics & Security
INTERVIEW | China Loses In Its Cold War With the U.S. — Luttwak
(Second of 4 Parts) Part 1: Dr. Edward Luttwak: It’s A New Cold War with China — […]
Author Archives for Yoshinari Kurose
Yoshinari "Yoshi" Kurose, a journalist specialized in international security and foreign affairs, is Washington DC Bureau Chief of The Sankei Shimbun.
As a newspaper reporter, he spends much of his career as a foreign correspondent. Previously posted in New Delhi, India (1997~2000) and Jakarta, Indonesia (2002~2006) as Bureau chief of The Yomiuri Shimbun, he covered extensively on South Asia and South East Asia regional security issues in the field, including violent extremism in both regions.
As a student of American studies, also had served as a DC correspondent for the Yomiuri from 2008 to 2012, before taking up present position in Sankei in 2017. A graduate of Keio Gijuku University in Japan, he holds bachelor’s degree in both political science and journalism.
Politics & Security
INTERVIEW | Dr. Edward Luttwak: It’s A New Cold War with China — and South Korea Waffles
(First of 4 Parts) In a wide-ranging interview, Dr. Edward Luttwak, historian and worldwide authority on strategic […]
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INTERVIEW | Randall Schriver: ‘Not Much Distinction’ Between China’s Navy and Militia Fishing Boats
Randall Shriver, United States Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs, recently spoke to […]
Special Reports
[HISTORY WARS] China’s Confucius Institute Takes A Hit with Shutdown Decision in U.S. Universities
(Part 1 of 5) Throughout the United States, there have been growing concerns surrounding the […]
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Interview: Trump Campaign’s National Security Advisor Joseph E. Schmitz
On January 16, the Sankei Shimbun’s Washington bureau chief, Yoshinari Kurose interviewed American lawyer and national security expert Joseph […]
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If Japan Doesn’t Go Nuclear, What Are the Options?
North Korea’s advances in its nuclear and ballistic missile program has drastically altered the security environment confronted by Japan. […]
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US, Allies Should Make Military Build-up Costly for China
(Last of 3 Parts) Part 1: 3 Ways the US, Japan, Should Handle China’s Island Building Part 2: […]
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It’s Time for the US to Penalize China Where It Hurts
(2nd of 3 Parts) Part 1: 3 Ways the US, Japan, Should Handle China’s Island Building […]
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3 Ways the US, Japan, Should Handle China’s Island Building
(1st of 3 Parts) As China continues with its policy of expansionism in the region, combining military intimidation […]
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Amid North Korean Missile Threats, ‘US Wouldn’t Just Be Sitting Here’
Ambassador Joseph DeTrani, former special envoy of the United States for negotiations with North Korea, sat down with Sankei […]
After Trump’s First 100 Days, Republicans Better Show ‘Policy Improvements’
U.S. President Donald Trump appears on stage at a rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, U.S. April 29, 2017. REUTERS […]
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Pete Hoekstra: “The United States and Japan will have to work together”
Pete Hoekstra is a former congressman who served as chair of the House Committee on Intelligence from 2004-2007 and now […]