Tokyo Review
Security
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3.0KChina’s Security Architecture Raises More Questions than Answers for Japan
China's proposed Global Security Initiative may be ambiguous for now, but has the potential to create a host of new challenges for...
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5.2KJapan and China Face a New Normal around Taiwan
Taiwan is a uniquely sensitive issue in Japan-China relations, and recent heightened tensions cause a dilemma for Japan's foreign policy.
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8.4KTaiwan tensions are a minefield for Japan’s leaders
Prime Minister Kishida has new room to maneuver on security issues – but Japan’s support for Taiwan is an issue with no...
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7.8KHow Japan Can Defend Taiwan
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has made people realize, not least of all those in Japan, that major war is again within the...
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4.7KKishida’s Emerging India Challenge
The Special Strategic and Global Partnership between Tokyo and New Delhi has established itself as a noteworthy example of a successful and...
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7.4KThe Northern Territories: Russia’s Front Line in the East?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is proving a seminal moment for global relations, with implications for geopolitics across the world. In the...
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Putin’s Invasion Is a Turning Point in Japan’s Relations with Russia
For a decade, Japan has pursued a policy of tireless engagement with Russia, seeking to raise all areas of bilateral relations to...
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Suga-Biden Summit Leaves Japan Driving Cooperation in Maritime Asia
The flurry of foreign policy meetings – the Quad on March 12, the Security Consultative Committee 2+2 meeting on March 16, and...