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Isozaki AtsuhitoThe Diplomat |
Japan and South Korea share more than enough to work together on North Korea — but less than is often assumed.
The Tanaka affair has cast a long shadow.
A quiet revision to Chongryon’s platform carries significant implications for Tokyo.
Looking beyond the Russia honeymoon and Japan’s abduction diplomacy.
The two neighbors are drawing closer, but North Korea remains a dividing line.
Unpacking the recent Congress.
The government of Sanae Takaichi may need to risk its political standing.
A steady course in troubled waters.
A new "blood alliance" is changing the dynamic on the Korean Peninsula.
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