Archive

• India as an Emerging "Brain Power"
• Japan's workaholics: Necessity or just tradition?
• Disaster: First part of two parts series - Watch out Japan, a big quake is coming!
• Disaster:　Second half of two-story series - Doing something is better than nothing
• New map of Asia is shaped by pragmatism and a fine sense of balance
• East Asian FTA should seek multilayered framework with the U.S. in mind
• Show Japan's Vision to the World Now
• Peace regime on the Korean Peninsula: Time is ripe for Japan to make “strategic decision”
• Fight terrorism with the herbal medicine therapy approach
• Japan's diplomacy with neighboring countries: Correct the distortion brought on by conservative politics
• Globalization’s impact on Asia remains patchy
• Japan must show its cultural strength―as a mirror that reflects the consciousness of Asia
• When Asia leaves Asia―Transcending conceptual opposition with Europe and the United States
• Indirect support from Japan key to China's reform
• Let's have South Korea and Japan co-operate more
• Be an intellectual leader of Asia
• Respective paths to 'Liberation' in Asia
• The weight of mass cultural exchanges between South Korea and Japan
• A scenario for the rejuvenation of Japan's diplomacy
• "Virtue" for restraining power is required
• Face-to-face talks essential for Japanese and South Korean leaders
• What we can learn from the anti-shogunate revolutionaries of the closing days of the Edo era
• Japan and U.S. should enhance universal value
• Leadership required to break deadlock
• Nurture human qualities and make Japan an 'attractive' country
• Responsibilities of China and India as Big Powers
• Is There a Long, Arduous Way to Go Before Solving the Korean Peninsula Problem?
• Strategic Dialogue Required among Japan, the U.S. and China
• Citizen-level Linkages between Japan and South Korea
• Competition through Soft Power rather than Hegemony
• A Message from a Chinese Student
• 'Solitude'A Big Chance -- Talk to Latin America
• Utilize the secure base for diplomacy
• Barriers to Individualizing War Experience
• Promoting the Japan-Australia partnership
• Break the current impasse by building new facilities for the war dead
• Create a Regional Community that goes beyond the "Cruelest Month of April"
• Political immaturity spurs Japan-bashing
• Don't Overlook Changes in China-Taiwan Relations
• Neighbors hoping for improvement in Japan-China relations
• EDITORIAL: Asian students in Japan / Accepting them has to be a win-win situation.
• Both China and Japan have to remove their tinted glasses
• 'People's power' for East Asian Community
• North Korea after President Bush's Reelection
• 'Mother' links tradition and modern times
• Let's Bridge the Gap of Misunderstanding between Japan and China
• Japan Must Value India's "Faithfulness
• "Juewu," or awakening, to overcome the past between Japan and China
• Japan's role as a "nation of peace"
• Asia awaits emergence of distinguished leaders
• Establishing a forum where experts can gather and exchange views
• More attention needs to be paid to changes in mentality of Chinese people
• Global Waste Recycling
• Asian Diplomacy
• Outside Support for Forest Management
• Consumer Power
• Excessive Nitrogen
• FTAs critical step forward “Asian Community”
• Japan prepared to open up to the rest of Asia?
• How to prevent North Korea from possessing nuclear weapons
• Women`s viewpoints indispensable to tackle environmental problems
• Getting along with an ever-changing China
• Regional cooperation, peace process discussed
• How to deal with an ever-changing China
• 10 Years of Environment and Development in Asia
• Environmental issues clouding Asia's industrial growth
• The Trends of Cooperation, Confrontation Collide
• The Japan-U.S.Alliance and Security in East Asia
• Environmental problems in China
• East Asia After Sept.11
• Environment Issue - Asia vulnerable to global warming
• North Korea's power situation
• Japan should say no to Bush on Kyoto Protocol
• Japan's wartime history an issue for the world
• Historical Perceptions and Their Repercussions for Security: The Textbook Issue Revisited