All posts tagged "U.S.-China Relations"

• Sino-Japanese Review

  Japan’s Partnership with the U.S is Driving a Wedge with China

  Welcome to instalment XXX of Sino-Japanese Review, a monthly column that provides running commentary on major developments, current events, and the evolution...

• Security

  Suga-Biden Summit Leaves Japan Driving Cooperation in Maritime Asia

  The flurry of foreign policy meetings – the Quad on March 12, the Security Consultative Committee 2+2 meeting on March 16, and...

• Sino-Japanese Review

  The Senkaku Dispute Makes a Comeback

  Welcome to installment XX (August 2020) of Sino-Japanese Review, a monthly column on major developments in relations between China and Japan that...

• Economy

  No, Japan Is Not Decoupling from China

  When the Japanese government announced a subsidy program to encourage Japanese firms to shift production operations out of China, it might have...

• Politics

  Can Japan Weather a China-U.S. Cold War?

  The smartest thing Henry Kissinger wrote was that, in describing the Soviet Union and United States during the Cold War, “The superpowers...

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  Four Scenarios for U.S.-China Relations and What They Mean for Japan

  The U.S.-China trade conflict has stoked fears of "Cold War 2.0" - but this is only one of several possible scenarios Japan...