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On Japan’s Declaration of a State of Emergency

Speaking at a meeting with his coronavirus task force on April 7, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe finally took the step to declare a state of emergency over the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic in the country. The state of emergency which will last until May 6 (for now has not been introduced on a countrywide scale, but it applies to two of...

Vladimir Terehov

Japan’s Nuclear Power Industry: a Bumpy Road after Fukushima

Japan is the third most economically developed country in the world and one of the most technologically advanced nations on the planet. Up until 2011, it was also among the world’s leaders in nuclear power. There were 54 nuclear power reactors operating throughout the country that generated 30% of the energy consumed...

Dmitry Bokarev

“Ainu Factor” in Japan’s Expansionist Strategy

Nowadays, Japan is viewed as a country with a seemingly good economy. And the Japanese yen has long had a reputation of being a trusted currency that people convert their savings into in difficult times in order to avoid losing their money. But, at the same time, the nation is facing many problems with its economy, the environment and within society, such as population...

Valery Kulikov

Dumping Contaminated Water from Fukushima Plant Into Ocean - the Lesser Evil?

Vladimir Odintsov

60th Anniversary of US-Japan Treaty

Vladimir Terehov

Shinzō Abe’s scheduled tour of Greater Middle East

Vladimir Terehov

Japan's Collaboration with Washington - Everything Goes as Long as it is Against China

Andre Vltchek

Dumping Radioactive Water into the Pacific Ocean — a Hypothetical Scenario for Tokyo?

Konstantin Asmolov

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