How the decline of birth rate affects Japan and China
Chen Gong
Ageing societies likely to damage society and tradition
How the decline of birth rate affects Japan and China
A supra-sovereignty peace solution to controversial islands
Chen Gong
As structural contradictions between China and the United States become more apparent, China continues to feel the international pressures from the United States and its allies.
Kingdom losing out to Japan over large manufacturing
Sok Chan
Nation suffers from lower levels of development and needs to find investors, say expert observers
Answer to sovereignty solution to islands issue?
Chen Gong
China/Japan relationship may be key to future of Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands
The geopolitics of Japan, South Korea trade frictions
Like a dull pain, the underlying tension in the northeast Asian region endures with little resolution in sight
Japan logs current account surplus for 57th straight month in March
Japan logged a current account surplus for the 57th consecutive month in March, the government said in a report earlier this week.
Japanese grants to shrink
Sok Chan
While the last remaining Japanese aid shrinks, Cambodia must now look at ways to persevere with grit and sweat to stand on its own feet, at long last
How Soft is Japan’s Soft Power?
Sathish Govind
Japan’s striptease feat in the international arena and the delicate balance with the various superpowers have allowed it to leverage the external economic strength and the military might of the superpowers to its advantage.
Maha Sen Sok hosts modern Cambodian families
The way of life in Japan is known around the world for being orderly, clean and efficient. These are traits that many Cambodians aspire towards.
Japan-ASEAN economic partnership boosted
Sok Chan
Last Saturday, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Japan signed the first protocol to amend the comprehensive economic partnership (AJCEP) to expand trade, goods and services, and investments among member states and Japan.