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Tokyo pays its last respects to Shinzo Abe

On September 27, a state funeral was held for Shinzo Abe in Tokyo’s Nippon Budokan stadium, which was originally built to host the 1964 Summer Olympics. It was only the second state funeral in Japan’s post-war history. The first such funeral was that of Shigeru Yoshida, which took place 55 years ago, in October 1967. He was Japan’s first post-war Prime Minister...

Vladimir Terehov

On the major players’ activities on the sidelines of the 77th session of the UN General Assembly

Perhaps more than ever, the 77th regular session of the UN General Assembly is being actively used by major world players in events missing from the agenda of this esteemed organization. It is by no means an exception in this regard, as the same is observed during scheduled meetings of other...

Vladimir Terehov

China Stands against the United States’ Violation of International Law

To date, US-China relations have steadily deteriorated. One of the reasons for the cooling of relations between the two countries is Beijing’s growing ambition to gain control of the South Pacific region, while Washington intends to thwart China’s growing military and economic power. To maintain their current position...

Petr Konovalov

Futenma Remains a Thorn in the Side of US-Japanese Relations

Vladimir Terehov

The Factor of the Unification Church in Japan’s Current Domestic and Foreign Policies

Vladimir Terehov

Japan in Africa

Oleg Pavlov

On the Yasukuni Shrine Factor in Another Ceremony in Japan Marking the End of the War in the Pacific

Vladimir Terehov

Fumio Kishida “Reformatted” the Cabinet of Japan

Vladimir Terehov

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