Washington-Tokyo bonhomie: Attaining new highs

Bangladesh, Oct. 30 -- As expected, the recent Tokyo summit between US President Donald J Trump and new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi went off well. Observers say that the Washington- Tokyo b... Read More

Japanese PM Takaichi likely to take steps for attaining new heights in Tokyo-Washington ties

Bangladesh, Oct. 23 -- Generally, with the change of the political command in a democracy, its foreign policy direction, too, goes some transformation. Will it happen in Japan after the election of Sa... Read More

Japan unlikely to recognize ‘Palestine as a state

Bangladesh, Sept. 18 -- Will Japan recognize a “Palestinian state” at the upcoming United Nations session? Apparently, it seems it would. Historically, Japan has supported a two-state solu... Read More

South Korea-US-Japan security cooperation likely to attain new heights

Bangladesh, Sept. 16 -- Will North Korean leader Kim Jong Uns powerful sister Kim Yo Jongs condemnation of South Korea-US-Japan security cooperation adversely affects it? Highly unlikely. Observers s... Read More

Arrest of South Koreans in Georgia unlikely to hurt Seoul- Washington ties

Bangladesh, Sept. 8 -- Reports of the recent raid of a Georgia-based Hyundai E.V. plant and subsequent arrest of its workers, most of whom were South Korean citizens by the US Department of Homeland S... Read More

Tokyo Summit: President Lee and Prime Minister Ishiba may focus on a larger canvas

Bangladesh, Aug. 15 -- It is heartening to learn new South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba are all set to meet in Tokyo on coming August 23. One hopes it will... Read More

Solving South Korea- Japan dispute over compensation to forced laborers

Bangladesh, Aug. 8 -- Will new South Korean President Lee Jae Myung make fresh efforts to solve the long continuing dispute between Seoul and Tokyo over the issue of compensation to former Korean forc... Read More