Shinzo Abe's policies have had far-reaching consequences for Japan’s economy, society and international relations — and his legacy will be debated and analyzed for years to come.

Fumio Kishida and Yoon Suk-yeol tried to remain sensitive to the populist views in their home countries while finding creative ways to not forget the past during their talks.

China and Russia have no choice but to deepen their ties as neither can afford a divorce amid their conflict with the West.

Japan and Canada's differing geopolitical environments mean they have very different Indo-Pacific priorities despite their shared vision.

The end of Japanese idealism and pacifism: Tokyo needs a new defensive strategy in order to preserve security within its backyard.

Taiwan is too important to Japan and the global economy to ignore its tensions with China.

Canada’s position in regards to the rules that govern global trade, human rights and navigation should resonate with Japan given its deep concerns about China.

Japan’s transformative statesman not only defended democracy, he sought to repair ties with China for a more secure world.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s participation in the NATO summit shows that Japan sees its security best advanced by tying itself to international institutions.

Taiwan’s irreplaceable position in trade and technology makes the island a global public good with the world community having a vested interest in its fate.