Politics & Security
China’s Coercive Posturing in the Senkakus: Waiting for A Radical Turn
(Last of Two Parts) Part 1: China’s Coercive Posturing in the Senkakus: A Quest for Dominance China implements [&
Politics & Security
China’s Coercive Posturing in the Senkakus: A Quest for Dominance
(First of Two Parts) On September 14, 2012, China dispatched six maritime surveillance cutters to the territorial w
Books
BOOK REVIEW | ‘China, Japan, and Senkaku Islands’ by Monika Chansoria
China has a long history of distorting its own long history. While civilizations everywhere bend the historical narra
Politics & Security
Women’s Empowerment is ‘Smart Economic and Defense Policy,’ Says Ivanka Trump at G20
Women’s empowerment had been a key element on the G20 agenda in the last few years, and the 2019 […]
Politics & Security
‘Strategic Partners’ U.S., China Agree to Resume Trade Talks As Osaka G20 Closes
The meeting between United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday, June 29, was un
Politics & Security
Activists Put Spotlight on China’s Infringement of Human Rights at Osaka G20
As the G20 summit was in full swing in Osaka on Friday, June 28, with leaders and ministers […]
Politics & Security
Japan-China Bilateral Talks: Just Another Discussion or A Step Toward Further Cooperation?
In Osaka, for the G20 summit, the multilateral talks are set to open on Friday, June 28, but on […]
Special Reports
EDITORIAL | U.N. Human Rights Council’s Priorities Are Hypocritical
A United Nations human rights representative is questioning freedom of the press in Japan, even while the world body [
Politics & Security
Panda Diplomacy: Shan Shan’s Extended Stay at Ueno Zoo Reflects Upbeat Sino-Japanese Relations
Whether you call it “panda diplomacy” or “panda pandering,” the negotiations for loans of giant pandas from China for
Politics & Security
Tiananmen’s Legacy: 30 Years After, A New Generation Calling for Changes
Three decades after the Chinese Communist government’s brutal attack on unarmed demonstrators in and around Tiananmen
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
Sports
EXCLUSIVE | E-Sports Match to be Streamed Live at Shibuya Crossing in Unprecedented Event
Japan has been slightly behind its competitors China and South Korea in the world of e-sports. This will soon [&hellip