Tag: japan
Will Abe’s ‘third arrow’ fly in the face of foreign workers?
With the world’s third largest economy suffering from labour shortages, Abenomics needs to hit its target, Andrew Thomson writes.
US and North Korea: More in common than meets the eye
Though nuclear negotiations steal the show, the US and North Korea both have a troubling record of whisking people off the streets and out of […]
The ghosts that haunt Japan’s North Korea policy
Japan risks undermining its interests in denuclearisation if it gets carried away with its stance on North Korean abductions, writes Lloyd Rhodes.
Predicting Japan’s next era name
As the Heisei Period draws to a close, how will the name of the next Emperor’s period be decided? Timothy Magarry writes.
