The US is driving Japan into bankruptcy – The debt crisis in September August 13, 2026 The US Treasury Department is joining forces with Japan to confront investors betting against the yen: but who really holds the stronger bargaining chips…
US foreign exchange intervention plan to support Yen August 6, 2026 The picture in Japan’s debt markets is beginning to resemble a slow but persistent phase shift into a system that for decades operated with…
The plunge in the yen and debt bring economic crisis to the Land of the Rising Sun July 30, 2026 Japan, with its huge debt and the yen’s slide, is bidding to be the star of the biggest economic and financial crisis in human…
Japan: Yen collapse looms, sell-off on $1 trillion in US bonds and end to free money July 9, 2026 The picture in the Japanese markets is beginning to resemble a slow but persistent phase shift in a system that has operated with artificial…
China is gradually abandoning American debt, fearing a collapse of the US economy June 25, 2026 For the first time since the end of World War II, the dollar is no longer seen as the sole and undisputed foundation of…
Japan and the Philippines join forces against the Chinese threat – with the concession of destroyers June 4, 2026 In a significant move, Japan and the Philippines agreed to speed up negotiations on the transfer of warships from the former to the latter,…
The “Islands of the Sun” are overcoming the American shadow February 26, 2026 The elections for the “Shugin,” Japan’s House of Representatives, delivered a resounding verdict with the clarity of a bell that signals the end of…
The Korean War as the embryonic seed of today’s Multipolarity of the World February 26, 2026 The Korean Peninsula was the scene of the first major armed conflict of the Cold War period, and today, decades later, it remains one…
Takaichi’s Sweeping Victory: A Possible New Political Path for Japan? February 12, 2026 Sanae Takaichi was born in 1961 in Nara and studied political science at Kobe University. She entered public life early and was first elected…