
Japan’s hidden Hunger
Rice, Resilience, and the Fragile Illusion of Food Security By Timothy Langley, Representative Director, Langley Esquire May 2025 – Tokyo When
Rice, Resilience, and the Fragile Illusion of Food Security By Timothy Langley, Representative Director, Langley Esquire May 2025 – Tokyo When
Japan stands at a policy crossroads. With just two months until the pivotal Upper House elections (likely July 20), debates
Japan Pursues a Military Industrial Policy but must Balance Autonomy, Alliances, and Pacifist Norms Context and Recent Policy Shifts started
Understanding and accessing the civil service is crucial to successful government relations in Japan. Career bureaucrats at the government agencies and ministries are among the most influential policymakers in the country.
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This episode of our Policy Deep Dive series is about the new export control policy as released by the Ministry
Synopsis of the 175th Japanese Politics Update produced by Langley Esquire and Japan Expert Insights and delivered from Tokyo on
Welcome to the 174th episode of Japanese Politics One-on-One, delivered to you by Langley Esquire and Japan Expert Insights. We are
Welcome to the summary of Hydrogen and Ammonia: The Keys to Japan’s Energy Security briefing of our Policy Deep Dive
https://youtube.com/live/vXfz3iu2Zrw Welcome to the latest Japanese Politics Updates! Langley Esquire and Japan Expert Insights present the 167th Episode of the
https://youtu.be/Pn_6dDR9P28 In this video, Timothy Langley explores the evolving landscape of the new relationship between policy and business in the
Welcome to September 2023 policy update. This Policy Radar covers developments in Japan’s defense budget, new proposed stimulus package, recent
Vincent Fichot’s hunger strike has highlighted the lack of a joint custody system in Japan for parents who are divorced or separated.
In this series of articles, we examine the Japanese government’s push to transform the private sector into a technological powerhouse.
Japan’s Ministry of Finance will soon release the budget for the fiscal year that begins next April. The spending package has taken on added significance with the new coronavirus pandemic weighing on the economy. The budget will also offer a look at how seriously the Suga administration is pursuing its stated priorities, such as advancing digitization and advanced communications.