Archives Japan - New Eastern Outlook
From Seoul to Manila: How the Evolving GSOMIA Architecture Could Make the Western Pacific Less Secure
What makes the recent military-strategic developments orchestrated primarily by Japan, South Korea, Philippines and United States more dangerous than ever? And how can their impact on the Western Pacific be evaluated?
A Message From Aboard Russian “Varyag”: Why Japan Has to Forget About Revanchism
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to the Kuril Islands has triggered genuine hysteria in neighboring Japan. Despite constant diplomatic provocations, Russia is firmly defending its territorial integrity, demonstrating political restraint and readiness for a tough response, underpinned by strengthening defense capabilities in its Far Eastern lands.
Japan’s Neo-militarism: New National Intelligence Bureau
Japan, under the new administration of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, is on its way towards militarism and regional belligerence. With these ambitions, Japan is enhancing its intelligence services.
