“Unilateral attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion are unacceptable, regardless of where they occur,” Japan’s representative told the UN General Assembly.
“We will show that a reckless act of violence comes with a huge price.” Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, on February 27.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “shakes the foundation of the world order. It is unacceptable, and we strongly condemn it” ーPrime Minister Fumio Kishida.
Western nations and Japan must stand shoulder to shoulder in implementing meaningful sanctions until Russia backs off.
Taking strict sanctions in the event Ukraine is invaded sends a signal to China that it must not disturb the status quo on Taiwan and the...
Ukraine and Crimea show what Russia can do with Japan’s Northern Territories.
The Lukashenko regime sends immigrants and refugees toward the EU in retaliation for the economic sanctions on Belarus. They are left in the woodlands, suffering from...
Pointing out two glaring false narratives by foreign countries, the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals will ask the Kishida administration to emphasize public relations for historical...
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s newly appointed advisor on human rights issues should use his strong presence in the international field to confront China’s human rights abuses.
Tokyo should make it impossible for Russian and third-country companies that would invest in the economic zone to do business with Japan.
It was China that started the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, China uses the debt it forced onto others in a global recession to demand gratitude and obedience...
With international pressure, China will find itself the loser as a result of its breach of Hong Kong’s guaranteed rights, arrests, and other human rights abuses.