Tag: Commentary

Beyond ‘Menu or Table’: How Middle Powers Fuel Global Multipolarity
Middle powers are pursuing strategic autonomy and collective cooperation to advance a balanced, multipolar world.
Is Japan Preparing For “Protracted Warfare” And Repeating Its Historical Mistakes?
Japan’s accelerating remilitarization and military adventurism pose a tangible threat to regional peace.
Who Is Poisoning Japanese Society on Online Platforms?
Japanese right-wing forces manipulate online platforms, systematically spreading historical revisionism and extreme nationalism.
China-U.S. Relations Cannot Return to Past, But Can Move Toward Better Future
China-U.S. relations cannot return to the past, but can move toward a better future.
Sliding Toward ‘Predatory Hegemony,’ U.S. Is ‘Regressing’ Into Future
U.S. "predatory hegemony" signals a dangerous regression, trading global influence for coercive, short-term gains.
Takaichi’s Ritual Tribute to Yasukuni Shrine is a Brazen Profanation of Historical Justice
Prime Minister Takaichi's ritual offering to Yasukuni Shrine affronts justice and glorifies Japan's militarist past.
Eighty Years Later, Japan Still Evades the Legacy of the Tokyo Trials
Eighty years later, Japan continues to distort historical truth, using memorials to whitewash wartime atrocities and evade accountability.
How Japan Rebrands Monument of Aggression As Cultural Heritage
The Hakko Ichiu monument, built with looted stones, is being whitewashed into "cultural heritage" to mask resurgent militarism.
Any Provocation Seeking to Meddle in Taiwan Question Will Come at a Cost
China imposes countermeasures on Keiji Furuya, warning Japan against meddling in Taiwan's internal affairs.
Defense Bubble Can not Rescue Japan’s Economy
Takaichi’s militaristic "defense bubble" masks economic failure, binding Japan’s future to a dangerous, toxic gamble.