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NAVIGO ERGO SUM. TŌKYŌ SI PREPARA ALLA GUERRA NEL MARE

Nov 15, 2024 | limesonline.com | Hirohito Ogi

1. Fin dagli albori delle Forze di autodifesa (Jsdf), il Giappone ha definito i suoi cacciatorpediniere «navi di scorta». Parte integrante della missione della Marina giapponese è sempre stata garantire il libero traffico marittimo, scortando le navi mercantili in situazioni di emergenza.
Lessons from Ukraine and Gaza on humanitarian law

Sep 26, 2024 | japantimes.co.jp | Alex Martin |Tomoko Otake |Hirohito Ogi

Civilian casualties caused by Russia's missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and Israel's assault on Gaza have raised international condemnation over alleged violations of humanitarian law, raising concerns that legal norms and customary law are being undermined. And yet, there has been little debate on how the acts in the Ukraine war and Gaza conflict have been undermining humanitarian law, especially from the perspective of security studies.
Lessons from Ukraine and Gaza on humanitarian law - Hirohito Ogi

Sep 26, 2024 | qoshe.com | Hirohito Ogi

Aa Aa Aa - A + Civilian casualties caused by Russia's missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and Israel's assault on Gaza have raised international condemnation over alleged violations of humanitarian law, raising concerns that........ © The Japan Times visit website
China’s growth hindered by cyclical and structural factors

May 14, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Linda Yueh |Hannah Theaker |Hirohito Ogi |Enze Han

China is experiencing both a cyclical and structural slowdown that makes it particularly challenging to assess whether its official growth and employment targets will be achieved in 2024. In 2024, the Chinese government is aiming for around five per cent GDP growth and to create over 12 million new jobs.
China’s sinicisation campaign puts Islamic expression on the line

May 13, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Hirohito Ogi |Enze Han |Evan Williams |Hannah Theaker

The first images of Chinese mosques with their domes torn off began circulating in 2018. Soon, other news reports highlighted rare, isolated instances of public protest, in which Hui Muslims came out onto the streets to resist demolitions or forced renovations of their mosques.
Enhancing undersea deterrence capabilities with JAUKUS collaboration

May 11, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Hirohito Ogi |Enze Han |Willy Jou |Evan Williams

In April 2024, the Australia–UK–US trilateral security cooperation framework (AUKUS) declared their intention to consider ‘cooperation with Japan on AUKUS Pillar II advanced capability projects’. AUKUS currently involves developing nuclear-powered submarines (Pillar I) and advanced defense technologies (Pillar II). The following Japan–US summit statement reiterated this intention, with the addition of the recognition of ‘Japan’s strengths’.
How East Asia should prepare for a possible Trump comeback

Feb 21, 2024 | japantimes.co.jp | Hirohito Ogi

U.S. allies in East Asia are becoming increasingly worried about how the outcome of the U.S. presidential election in November will affect Washington’s East Asia policy. If former U.S. President Donald Trump wins the election, will there be a drastic change in policy? What are the concerns for the U.S.-Japan alliance? As Trump overwhelms his rivals in the Republican primary polls, it is becoming increasingly necessary to think about how the world would be impacted by the “if Trump” scenario.
How Japan can make the most of its latest diplomatic tool

Aug 27, 2023 | japantimes.co.jp | Hirohito Ogi

Japan now has a new diplomatic policy tool. In April, the government decided to implement a new official security assistance (OSA) framework to grant financial aid to the militaries of like-minded countries, which is distinct from its official development assistance (ODA) to developing countries limited to nonmilitary purposes. OSA is aimed at raising the security capabilities of developing countries and the beneficiaries are military forces.