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China’s Public Opinion Warfare and Psychological Warfare Surrounding the “Survival-Threatening Situation” Statement and Implications for Japan–China Relations
MIFUNE Emi
November 25, 2025
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The Trump Administration and U.S.-China Diplomacy
LIU Jie
August 01, 2025
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The Strong Point of Japanese Diplomacy Required Today: Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the WPS Resolution
TAKAHATA Yohei
May 28, 2025
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The Structure of U.S. Two-Party Politics and the 2024 Election
OKAYAMA Hiroshi
March 18, 2025
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The Reelection of Mr. Trump and Its Geopolitical Impact
NISHIMURA Mutsuyoshi
November 20, 2024
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Foreign Policy Luncheon Paper: Food Security in the World and in Japan
HOMMA Masayoshi
October 1, 2024
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The Transformation of Northeast Asia and the Construction of Future Japan–China Relations
TAKAHATA Yohei
June 26, 2024
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The Reelection of Mr. Trump and Its Geopolitical Impact - October 1
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Foreign Policy Luncheon Paper: Food Security in the World and in Japan - August 1
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The Transformation of Northeast Asia and the Construction of Future Japan–China Relations - June 25
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The Changing Situation in Northeast Asia and Japan–China Relations - June 1
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A New Geopolitical Horizon Over Eurasia: In praise of Pax Eurasiana - April 1
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Light and Shadow of Being the Land of in between - February 1
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Weakening Hegemony and Increasing Polarization in Africa - December 1
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Emerging Developments in Nagorno-Karabakh (Updates Following Recent Report) - October 1
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Shifting Diplomacy with China - August 1
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Global South and Japan: Toward a new multipolar strategy - June 1
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The War in Ukraine and Western Sanctions on Russia: Their Effects and Challenges - May 15
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How Should Japan Respond to the Chinese Reconnaissance Balloons? - February 1
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Can we transform the worst global crisis since World War 2 into an opportunity for a Japanese renaissance? - December 5
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To Overcome This Once-in-a-Century Crisis of War and Plague - June 1
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Do not be disturbed by the “suspension” of peace treaty negotiations with Russia
Ideal opportunity for completely breaking away from the policy of Russian appeasement - April 1
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Russian Aggression against Ukraine: Message to Japan - February 7
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13th Tokyo Dialogue of “Central Asia plus Japan” Dialogue on “Geographical Outlook for Central Asia”
On March 14th, 13th Tokyo Dialogue of “Central Asia plus Japan” Dialogue on “Geographical Outlook for Central Asia” was held jointly by the Global Forum of Japan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs....more
13th Tokyo Dialogue of “Central Asia plus Japan” Dialogue on “Geographical Outlook for Central Asia”
On March 14th, 13th Tokyo Dialogue of “Central Asia plus Japan” Dialogue on “Geographical Outlook for Central Asia” was held jointly by the Global Forum of Japan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Japan-China Dialogue "The Changing International Order in Northeast Asia : The Future of Japan-China Relations"
The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ), Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS), Waseda Institute of Contemporary Chinese Studies (WICCS) and The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR), organized The Japan-China Dialogue "The Changing International Order in Northeast Asia : The Future of Japan-China Relations" on June, 2024 in Tokyo.
Twelfth Tokyo Dialogue of "Central Asia plus Japan" Dialogue on “Connectivity with Central Asia and the Caucasus”
On March 15th, the Twelfth Tokyo Dialogue of the "Central Asia plus Japan" Dialogue, on the theme of "Connectivity with Central Asia and the Caucasus" was held jointly by the Global Forum of Japan and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.