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 […]
Author Archives for Yoshinari Kurose
Yoshinari Kurose is a Senior Staff Writer for the Sankei Shimbun. He is currently Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief of the Sankei Shimbun.
Diplomacy & Security
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 […]
Diplomacy & Security
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. […]
Diplomacy & Security
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: […]
Diplomacy & Security
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 […]
Diplomacy & Security
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 […]
Diplomacy & Security
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 […]
Politics
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 […]
Diplomacy & Security
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 […]