Commentary

Any Provocation Seeking to Meddle in Taiwan Question Will Come at a Cost

Japanese politician Keiji Furuya speaking at a microphone against a light teal background.

Defense Bubble Can not Rescue Japan’s Economy

An editorial illustration depicting Japan's "defense bubble" masking systemic economic decline and risky militarism.

Vision Of Building Community with Shared Future for Humanity Lights Way Forward

China’s vision for a shared future promotes global unity, peaceful development, and mutually beneficial cooperation.

Niger Delta Investment Drive Aims to Benefit From China’s New Zero-Tariffs for African Goods -Edebiri

Dr. Solomon Edebiri discussing Niger Delta investment opportunities and China’s zero-tariff trade policy for Africa.

Sanae Takaichi’s Rhetoric Signals the Risks of Japan’s Evolving Security Strategy

A fighter jet soaring over a rising sun, symbolizing Japan’s "neo-militarism" and regional security threats.

New Monroe Doctrine Never Needed in Today’s World

The world does not need a 'new Monroe Doctrine,' and history will inevitably consign it to the dustbin.

Three Questions for Japan: Unmasking Its So-Called ‘Pacifist Nation’ Image

Japan’s military expansion masks a shift toward neo-militarism, threatening regional peace and constitutional pacifism.

Takaichi’s Taiwan-Related Fallacies Grave Provocation Against International Law

Takaichi's Taiwan contingency fallacy violates international law, reneges on treaty obligations, and challenges post-war order.

Neo-Militarism’ Will Once Again Lead Japan Toward Abyss

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi gestures while speaking about Japan's record-high 9.04 trillion yen defense budget.

No Country Has the Right to Act as the World’s Policeman

U.S. military intervention in Venezuela a violation of international law.

Exposing Sinister Rhetoric Behind Japan’s Right-Wing Attempts to Rewrite History

China, U.S. Should Seek Common Ground, Shelve Differences to Manage Divergences

June 12 and Nigeria’s Democratic Journey: Measuring Progress Since 1999

Nigeria's Democracy Day highlights insecurity, poverty, unemployment and unfulfilled democratic aspirations since 1999.

The International Community Must See Through Japan’s Nuclear Facede

Japanese official speaks on nuclear policy amid rising global non-proliferation concerns.

What the Surge of Visits to Beijing Says About China’s Approach to Cooperation

Chinese national flag waves during high-level diplomatic event symbolizing China’s global cooperation and stability.

Why Chinese Is Emerging as A ‘Language of the Future’

An international delegate proudly smiles while presenting a calligraphy sheet featuring the Chinese characters for "Hello."

Beyond ‘Menu or Table’: How Middle Powers Fuel Global Multipolarity

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaking at a podium with Canadian flags behind him.

Is Japan Preparing For “Protracted Warfare” And Repeating Its Historical Mistakes?

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi smiling at a podium during a security press conference.

Who Is Poisoning Japanese Society on Online Platforms?

3D blocks representing major online platforms, symbolizing the digital ecosystem where public opinion is shaped.

China-U.S. Relations Cannot Return to Past, But Can Move Toward Better Future

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shaking hands, standing before American and Chinese flags.

Sliding Toward ‘Predatory Hegemony,’ U.S. Is ‘Regressing’ Into Future

Critical analysis of U.S. foreign policy shifting toward predatory hegemony and global isolation.

Takaichi’s Ritual Tribute to Yasukuni Shrine is a Brazen Profanation of Historical Justice

Ritual offerings and nameplates at Yasukuni Shrine honoring Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.

Eighty Years Later, Japan Still Evades the Legacy of the Tokyo Trials

Japan’s selective amnesia and right-wing narratives continue to distort and erase wartime history.

How Japan Rebrands Monument of Aggression As Cultural Heritage

Protesters hold a banner in the rain opposing "Made in Japan" weapons exports and militarism.