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Washington and Seoul Do Not Cease Exercises
On September 19, 2025, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung reiterated that his inter-Korean policy would rest upon three principles: to respect North Korea’s system, not to seek unification through absorption, and not to commit hostile acts. But how do these words align with deeds?
Konstantin Asmolov
Japanese Prime Minister Resigns Ahead of Schedule
On September 7, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his intention to resign prematurely, which automatically implies stepping down from the position of leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party as well.
Vladimir Terehov
Criticism from a Minority: The Left-Wing Opposition Against the Course of Japan's Ruling Forces
The most important observation in light of recent events is the Communist Party’s statement that Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation will have little impact on Japanese politics.
Daniil Romanenko
The “China Factor” in Japan’s Foreign Policy
Vladimir Terehov
The Prime Minister of India Visited Japan and China
Vladimir Terehov
Indian Prime Minister Modi Strengthens Ties with Japan
Anvar Azimov
An Interesting New Period in Seoul-Tokyo Relations
Konstantin Asmolov
Could the Failures of the Ruling Coalition Affect Japan's Foreign Policy?
Daniil Romanenko
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