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Japanese menstrual leave policy: The road to menstrual equity?

Japanese menstrual leave policy: The road to menstrual equity?

By Rina Rossi on November 11, 2021

In 2016, Alisha Coleman, a Georgia woman working as a 911 operator, was fired from her job after leaving menstrual blood on her office chair…

Confronting China: The Best Deterrence Lies in a Multilateral Alliance

Confronting China: The Best Deterrence Lies in a Multilateral Alliance

By Trae Sebastian on February 9, 2021

Under New Management: The Resignation of Japan’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister

Under New Management: The Resignation of Japan’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister

By Lamberto Lopez on October 13, 2020

Korea and Japan Struggle for an Escape from Another Quagmire of History

Korea and Japan Struggle for an Escape from Another Quagmire of History

By Young Min Kim on November 19, 2019

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

By Hyung-Il Shim on April 25, 2018

Yasukuni Shrine: More Than Just Honoring the Dead

Yasukuni Shrine: More Than Just Honoring the Dead

By Isaac Engelberg on April 12, 2018

The North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Where to Go From Here

The North Korean Nuclear Crisis: Where to Go From Here

By Yoojin Shin on November 4, 2017

AIIB – To Join, or Not To Join?

AIIB – To Join, or Not To Join?

By Isabella Chow on July 13, 2017

The Fate of Futenma

The Fate of Futenma

By Zaki Alattar on January 24, 2017

Constitutional Reform in Japan: An Overblown Threat to East Asian Security

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Constitutional Reform in Japan: An Overblown Threat to East Asian Security

By Gavin Greene on October 15, 2016

The Art of Unapologizing

The Art of Unapologizing

By Tianlang Gao on December 23, 2015