Opinion
Shinzo Abe's greatest achievement may turn out to be Fumio Kishida
The LDP's first liberal prime minister in 30 years could be its last
Opinion
Opinion
Japan's industrial policies do work, but urgent reforms are needed
Country's strong advanced industries cannot afford to rest
Opinion
Quad should seize chance to boost Indo-Pacific clean energy
Challenging China's dominance will not be easy
Opinion
Twitter reveals divergent political cultures of Japan and America
Japanese users are overwhelmingly nonideological
Comment
Fate of Tokyo-Seoul summit held hostage to domestic politics
South Korean president risks criticism for trying to mend ties with Japan
Opinion
How the ancient Greeks can help China and the U.S. avoid war
Epic poems and tragedies encourage us not to view competition as a zero-sum game
Opinion
The perils of ignoring Eurasian instability
Volatile region has historically caused problems for the rest of the world
Opinion
Boris Johnson's undignified exit confirms his flawed premiership
Tenure marked by political instability not seen since high inflation 1970s
Opinion
Ukraine war divides Western alliance from the Global South
BRICS nations have long aspired to a new world order
Opinion
Marcos off to strong start with bold economic gambit
Recovery and national development at the heart of new president's agenda
Opinion
Indonesia's Jokowi blazes a trail for Asian peacemaking
Bold approach should inspire region's leaders to weigh in on global security debate
The Nikkei View
The free city of Hong Kong is vanishing at an alarming pace
Beijing should nurture territory's vibrancy and role as economic gateway
Opinion
Yoon Suk-yeol is Biden's perfect South Korea partner
Conservative new president has shown that he is in lockstep with Washington
