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January 20, 2023
We Need to Talk Candidly About the Severity of the Security Environment

By Masashi Murano, Hideaki Shinoda
January 17, 2023
De Facto Embassy in Lithuania Could Trigger Movement to Recognize Name “Taiwan”

By Akio Yaita
January 12, 2023
Four and a Half Years of Moon Administration That Divided Japan, U.S., and South Korea

By Ruriko Kubota
January 6, 2023
A Place for Expertise

By Satoshi Machidori
January 3, 2023
Middle East Neutral over Ukraine amid Absence of Western Support for Yemen Conflict

By Takuya Murakami
December 28, 2022
How Military-First Knocked Afghanistan into a Downward Spiral, Unable to Stand on Its Feet

By Reiichiro Takahashi
December 23, 2022
The Fate of Society and Culture Ripped Apart by Fast-Moving Technology

By Kyo Cho
December 20, 2022
China’s Elite School Targets Abolished School in Japan to Build Base

By Rui Sasaki
December 15, 2022
Russia’s “Sphere of Influence” Mirage: Historic View of the Black Sea Region

By Akitsu Mayuzumi
December 12, 2022
Young South Koreans Flock to Kyoto-like Theme Park

By No Minha
December 7, 2022
MVP Shohei Ohtani and Joe Maddon, the Creator of True Two-Way

By Nobuhiro Saito
December 2, 2022
War in Ukraine and the UN: the Realities of International Opinion and Chances of Reform

By Gakushi Fujiwara
November 29, 2022
Parasite, BTS, and Netflix Big Hit Squid Game: a Look into the K-Wave Phenomenon

By Sumire Ishigaki
November 24, 2022
How Cyclist Sugiura Became a Paralympics Medal Favorite After Sustaining Brain Injury

By Kyozo Hibino
November 18, 2022
Japan’s Role in Global Health Governance in Absence of a Leader

By Kayo Takuma
November 15, 2022
Secessionist Conflicts in the Former Soviet Bloc: The Failure to Find the Solution

By Kimitaka Matsuzato
November 10, 2022
Can Europe Lead the International Order?: EU Needs to Update Indo-Pacific Strategy

By Tsuyoshi Goroku and Atsuko Higashino
November 7, 2022
What the West Means to Ukraine

By Hideya Matsuzaki
November 1, 2022
Must-See: Ingenious Flood Measures of Kochi Castle

By Sachiko Hagiwara
October 27, 2022
Understanding Afghanistan, the Navel of Eurasia

By Hiroshi Takahashi (Interview by Makiko Takita)

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