Japan to Let U.S. Assume Control of Nuclear Cache (Published 2014)
THE HAGUE — Japan will announce Monday that it will turn over to Washington more than 700 pounds of weapons-grade plutonium and a large quantity of highly enriched uranium, a decades-old research stockpile that is large enough to build dozens of nuclear weapons, according to American and Japanese officials. The announcement is the biggest single success in President Obama’s five-year-long push to
Sorry for Nothing | by Ian Buruma - Project Syndicate
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has instructed a committee of historians to reevaluate the government’s 1993 apology to the military's World War II-era sex slaves. At a time when Japan’s relations with China and South Korea already strained, rescinding the apology would make matters many times worse. NEW YORK – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is once again stirring Asia’s cauldron of nationa
Opinion | Japan’s provocative moves
Could Japan end up provoking the most serious national security crisis yet faced by President Obama? That idea would have sounded preposterous a couple of years ago, when the Land of the Rising Sun was still the country that Americans have known it to be for the past two decades: gently aging; rich but stagnant; democratic but, because of chronically weak leadership, a non-factor in global and eve
Japan Official Under Fire for Saying Public Broadcaster Won’t Criticize Government (Published 2014)
Japan Official Under Fire for Saying Public Broadcaster Won’t Criticize Government TOKYO — The head of Japan’s influential public broadcaster drew sharp criticism on Sunday for saying that the broadcaster would refrain from criticizing the right-leaning government on such delicate issues as visits to a controversial shrine honoring war dead. He also said his nation should not be singled out for fo
Ian Bremmer Explains What's REALLY Going On Between China And Japan And The One Issue No One Is Talking About
Chinese sailors stand at attention as the Chinese frigate Yancheng comes in to dock at Limassol port, January 4, 2014. REUTERS/Andreas Manolis The dominant theme of the World Economic Forum in Davos is geopolitics. Specifically, there's a lot of interest in the mounting tensions between Japan and China and there's a lot of interest in Iran, where the new president, Hassan Rouhani, made something o
Opinion | Japan’s Dangerous Anachronism (Published 2013)
The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe this month rammed through Parliament a state secrecy law that signals a fundamental alteration of the Japanese understanding of democracy. The law is vaguely worded and very broad, and it will allow government to make secret anything that it finds politically inconvenient. Government officials who leak secrets can be jailed for up to 10 years, and journa
Secrecy Bill Could Distance Japan From Its Postwar Pacifism (Published 2013)
A protester was removed by security officers after Japan’s lower house of Parliament passed a national secrets act on Tuesday.Credit...Toru Hanai/Reuters TOKYO — Brushing past angry street protests and apocalyptic editorials in leading newspapers, Japan’s conservative prime minister, Shinzo Abe, appears set to achieve one of the first items on his legislative agenda to roll back his nation’s postw
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A Growing Chill Between South Korea and Japan Creates Problems for the U.S. (Published 2013)
TOKYO — In the courtly world of diplomacy, the meeting between Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and President Park Geun-hye of South Korea was something of a shock. Mr. Hagel was in the region to try to revitalize America’s faltering “pivot†to Asia and had one especially pressing request for Ms. Park: to try to get along better with Japan. The steely Ms. Park instead delivered a lecture about Japan’
A Japanese Social App Contacts New Shores (Published 2013)
Noriko Suzuki, a 22-year-old office worker in Tokyo, sends about 50 messages a day via the Line messaging app, including reports on her summer vacation and pictures of her lunch.Credit...Ko Sasaki for The New York Times TOKYO — Traditionally, Japanese bow when greeting others. They do not tend to shake hands. But millions of them have started shaking their smartphones. They do it to activate Line,
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