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Sayaka OhshimaThe Diplomat |
From defense spending to demographic decline, Japan’s tax reform attempts to address pressing national issues.
The symbolic moment of California surpassing Japan in economic size reflects deeper structural stagnation.
The country's large holding of U.S. debt has long been framed as a win-win. It now has the potential to serve as a diplomatic trump.
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