Chairman’s Message: The future of the U.S.-Japan alliance
Author: Admiral Dennis Blair
Categories: Chairman's Message
In this edition of the Chairman’s Message, Admiral Dennis Blair looks back on forty years of experience with U.S.-Japan relations and explains why, with this long and deep perspective on the Alliance, he can say without qualification that it is the strongest it ever has been — and how to continue to grow the relationship into the future.
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Apologies not necessary when President Obama visits Hiroshima
Author: Sankei Shimbun
Categories: In the News
President Barack Obama’s planned visit to Hiroshima in late May will be a symbolic gesture of the strength of the U.S.-Japan Alliance, though it need not be accompanied by an apology or a speech denouncing nuclear weapons like the one Obama gave in Prague in 2009, Sasakawa USA’s Dr. Jeffrey Hornung said in an April
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Full text of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s speech
Author: Nikkei Asian Review
Categories: Daily Japan News
PM Abe’s full speech at The Future of Asia 2015.
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The wrong time for Congress to honor Japan
Author: Washington Post
Categories: Views
A letter to the editor about the timing of PM Abe’s Congressional address.