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Japan’s role in US-China strategic rivalry

Aug 10, 2023

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Foreign Companies Investing in Japan: Major Players and Rapidly Updating Strategies

01:25

The Cold War between rising China and failing America: A realpolitik perspective

01:28

Introduction

2min

The US-Japan Relationship Has Changed

3min

The Pros and Cons of Freelancing in Japan

2min

The Importance of Consistency in Foreign Policy

2min

The Importance of Self-Awareness in China

2min

The Consequences of Xi Jinping's Economic Plan for China

3min

The US-Japan Relationship in the 20s and 30s

2min

The United States and Japan's Relationship

2min

The Importance of Economic Coercion in the Indo-Pacific

3min

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The Best Response to Economic Coercion

2min

China’s assertiveness on the global stage has reinvigorated economic and political ties between the US and Japan. Leo Lewis, the FT’s Asia business editor, discusses what’s changed with Rahm Emanuel, the US ambassador to Japan.

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