Behind Japan's foreign policy

Article Abstract:

An analysis of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's domestic and foreign policies is presented. Koizumi is a rather slow starter on domestic reforms. His leanings towards US and hard stance towards China are discussed. The foreign policy proposed by Katsuya Okada, the leader of Japan's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Japan is also discussed.

United States, China, Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Analysis, Political activity, Politicians, Domestic policy, Foreign policy, Koizumi, Junichiro, Okada, Katsuya

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Fallout from Pyongyang: frightening the neighbors

Article Abstract:

Japan is stressing its role as an independent party in the negotiations with North Korea. An examination of Japan's stance in the negotiations, especially after the Joint Declaration of September 19 is provided.

North Korea

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Opening Japan's banks

Article Abstract:

Chief executive officer, Shensei Bank of Japan, Theirry Porte's forecast of immense growth of the banking industry in the next ten years, is discussed.

Commercial Banks, Banking industry, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chief executive officers, Growth, Company growth, Porte, Theirry

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