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Visible Minorities: Why Progressives Keep Losing

One of the reasons why the Left, particularly the Progressives who have not enjoyed much power worldwide for more than a century, keeps losing is because of their fractiousness.

Trump Administration Urges Nuclear Ban Treaty Withdrawals

Disarmament advocates and nuclear experts responded with alarm to reporting that the Trump administration is urging countries that support a United Nations treaty to ban nuclear weapons to ditch the pact before it reaches the fifty ratifications necessary to enter into force.

Suga Government Gets to Work

A roundup of the most significant news stories from Japan reported in the last half of September 2020.

Aegis Ashore and Japan’s Defense Policy Dysfunction

On June 15, Defense Minister Taro Kono announced a suspension of the deployment of the Aegis Ashore missile interception system—a suspension that ten days later became a cancellation. The progression from deciding to deploy Aegis Ashore, to cancelling it, to considering alternatives, reveals policy formation fraught with dysfunction.

Speakeasy: Rising Tensions with North Korea

This SNA Speakeasy features Dan Sneider on the theme of “Rising Tensions with North Korea.”

A Cautious Reopening for Business

A roundup of the most significant news stories from Japan reported in the first half of June 2020.

Diamond Princess Puts Japan Under the Microscope

A roundup of the most significant news stories from Japan reported in the first half of February 2020.

Abe Government Attempts to Smash Labor Union in Kansai

Largely ignored by the mainstream media, the Abe government has been engaged for several years in one of the most aggressive and unconstitutional efforts to smash a small industrial labor union in Japan’s Kansai region, including mass arrests of union members.