Pop Culture and Politics Collide in Japan
Why does the war issue refuse to go away in Japanese politics? An opinion piece by AGI columnist Tim Holm Earlier this week, two controversial stories have grabbed headlines in Japan and …
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Why does the war issue refuse to go away in Japanese politics? An opinion piece by AGI columnist Tim Holm Earlier this week, two controversial stories have grabbed headlines in Japan and …
Read MoreThe return of N R Narayana Murthy (NRN) at Infosys and his hiring of son Rohan as executive assistant have raised the hackles of every Tom, Dick and Harry. A …
Read MoreCorruption is in focus not only in India but also China. In his farewell speech, outgoing Chinese President Hu Jintao warned that corruption could kill the Communist party. In India, the ruling Congress party, which has …
Read MoreSince 1929, in an effort to preserve pre-modern art forms, the Japanese government has bestowed the title ‘Living National Treasure’ upon practitioners of traditional crafts perceived as under threat from …
Read MoreOsaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto has become an increasingly frequent presence on television screens across Japan in recent years. Possessed of a celebrity charisma …
Read MoreAs a region Asia and the Asia Pacific are not without a history of women occupying political positions, with three countries currently being governed by female leaders. he concept of …
Read MoreWhilst Japan has a reputation for being a harmonious nation where people passively accept the governmental line, the past century has seen vociferous social activism. Born of frustration at lack …
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