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Rise of Right-Wing Populism Threatens Japan’s Haven Status
The roots of Japan’s economic problems go back to the late 1980s, when the nation suddenly went from challenging US economic supremacy to watching one of the world’s biggest asset bubbles burst. The Nikkei 225 index fell some 80% from a 1989 high in the ensuing prolonged period of stasis.
Sanseito's emergence has caught Japan's community of foreign residents by surprise, with the party's anti-foreigner rhetoric causing concern among many Japanese and non-Japanese alike.
Populist Sanseito’s rise is eroding the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s dominance and reshaping Japan’s traditionally staid ...
Sanseito, a new far-right party with a charismatic leader, Sohei Kamiya, came up big in Japan's parliamentary election by ...
The electoral success reflects a slow shift in attitudes, supported by non-binding legislation that encourages political ...
As the United States turns inward under President Donald Trump’s second term, Japan quietly steps up to defend democracy, ...
The issue of foreigner friendliness is of particular importance to international fund managers who have seen Tokyo lay down ...
In Japan's recent parliamentary election, the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba failed to secure a ...
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