March 9, 2023 The Geopolitics of Information Warfare: Decoding Russia’s Disinformation Strategy (#1) Using online news and videos, cyber warfare draws in ordinary citizens with the risk of turning them into pawns. By Tomoko Nagasako
October 11, 2022 Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s Ancestors Were Gung-ho Businessmen in Taiwan and Manchuria Fumio Kishida, 64, became Japan’s 100th prime minister and the 64th under the modern constitution. By Jun Tanaka
November 15, 2022 Secessionist Conflicts in the Former Soviet Bloc: The Failure to Find the Solution The international community has searched for a solution to the secessionist conflicts in the former Soviet bloc that would respect both national self-determination and the existing national borders. By Kimitaka Matsuzato
August 31, 2021 Female Judoka from a Slum Becomes a Gold Medalist: Head Coach Yuko Fujii in Brazil Presents a New Form of Husband and Wife #3 With five months to go until the Tokyo Olympics, a Japanese woman, Yuko Fujii, leads the Brazilian men's judo team. By Hiroaki Sawada