Japan, France to Conduct First Joint Fighter Jet Drill
A French F-2 Rafale fighter makes a final loop before landing aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) during combined French and American carrier qualifications, July 20, 2008. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class John M. Stratton Japan’s Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) announced on July 18 that Japan and France will hold their first-ever joint figh
Why Japan Is Getting Tough on Russia Now
Kishida’s response to the war in Ukraine has been surprisingly robust. One of the most remarkable outcomes to emerge from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is Tokyo’s tough response. The Japanese government of Prime Minister Kishida Fumio has imposed an unprecedented level of economic sanctions against Russia, fully aligned with Japan’s G7 partners, including a freezing of the assets of Russia’s Centra
COVID-19 Strategy: The Japan Model
Has Japan found a viable long-term strategy for the pandemic? According to Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare statistics, 11,772 Japanese had been infected with the COVID-19 coronavirus as of April 23, with 287 total deaths. These numbers have been rising somewhat more rapidly in recent weeks, but despite Japan recording its first case more than three months ago, in mid-January, the number of
The Toxic Influence of Japan’s Rural Political Interest Groups
It’s time to reduce the political influence of Japan’s dwindling rural, primary sector interests. In Japan, 2018 ended with a rather anachronistic piece of news that nonetheless caused a minor shock in the international community. In a bid to resume commercial whaling, Japan announced its withdrawal from the International Whaling Commission (IWC). Japan Times noted that legislators with large whal
South Korea’s Real Fight Is With China, Not Japan
Seoul is picking the wrong battle, with real implications for itself, Washington, and the region. Subscribe for ads-free reading As 2018 begins, tensions in Asia continue to mount. North Korea is increasing the range and sophistication of its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles as well as its cyber capabilities; China is building up its military, militarizing artificial islands, repressing huma
Of Course China, Like All Great Powers, Will Ignore an International Legal Verdict
Subscribe for ads-free reading This week the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) will deliver its award in the Philippines’ case against China over maritime disputes in the South China Sea. In a bid to thwart Beijing’s attempt to turn the South China Sea into its own virtual lake, Manila contends that China’s claim to exclusive sovereignty over all the islands and shoals within the nine-dashed li
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