Tag: Abe Shinzo

The recently adopted Hiroshima Vision on Nuclear Disarmament merely emphasized the importance of a nuclear deterrence policy.

Fighting fire with fire just doesn’t make sense for a country like Japan, which bears the scars of nuclear weapons and aims to abolish them entirely one day.

Regardless of whether President Donald Trump or former Vice President Joe Biden wins the election, it will be crucial that Suga move quickly to reaffirm Japan’s role, as well as the significance of the [U.S.-Japan] alliance.

The prime minister is proud that the 'alliance that can mutually help both countries has become stronger.' But is that true?

There is every reason to believe that the seismic waves of Abe's resignation will hardly damage the fundamental structure of Japan-U.S. relations.

<i>After two U.N.-North Korea leadership summits, American pressure toward North Korea has been weakening.</i>

With the treaty as the foundation of the U.S.-Japan alliance, Japan has enjoyed peace, stability and economic prosperity.

The responses among many traditional U.S. allies and partners to these twin trends — a more assertive China and a more uncertain U.S. — have been varied.