| Far Eastern Economic Review 1995 Charles Smith |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| And another thing...U.S. and Japan go at it again: in the air. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| A regional approach.(Focus: Japan) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Bid rigours. (Japanese contract bid-rigging declines with anti-corruption efforts) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Bigger than both of us: Kobe can be fixed, but what about Japan? (includes related article) | Business, international | Bertil Lintner, Charles Smith |
| Breaking point: Japan's housing-loan firms desperate for debt relief. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Costly scrap: Expo's cancellation will dent Tokyo's coffers. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Could be worse: if Japan were, it might get a much-sough rate cut. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Eager to please: Tokyo sets aside own rules in China aid package. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Grease that sticks. (anticorruption efforts in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea may be working slowly)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Charles Smith, Julian Baum, Shim Jae Hoon |
| hollow victor: his party may lose, but Murayama might stay on. (Japanese Prime minister Tomiichi Murayama) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Hot cargo: Tokyo plays down alarm over nuclear shipments. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Ignorance isn't bliss: after gas attacks, intelligence-gathering questioned. (Japan) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| New world, few orders: Japan's arms makers feel the post-Cold War heat. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Numbers racket: U.S. and Japan face off over car trade. | Business, international | Charles Smith, Nigel Holloway |
| Out of gangland: a glut of illegal guns worries the authorities. (Japan's National Police Agency) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Pane relief: glass pact smooths way for foreign suppliers in Japan. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Searching for new paths: a series of drastic shocks brings on a questioning mood.(Focus: Japan) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Slowly but surely. (Japanese economy) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Sort of sorry: war-apology resolution falls short, upsets many. | Business, international | Charles Smith |
| Soul searching. (arrest of Shoko Asahara, leader of Japanese cult Aum Shinrikyo) (includes chronology) | Business, international | Charles Smith, Sachiko Sakamaki |
| The writing on the wall. (Japanese Prime Minister Murayama's political future) | Business, international | Charles Smith |
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