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Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.50（Quad Summit, Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), etc. 日米豪印クアッド、インド太平洋経済枠組みなど）／ U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.26（President Biden’s visit to Japan バイデン米大統領訪日）

取り急ぎ日本時間２４日午後１時までのツイートを以下貼っておきます。

Thank you to Prime Minister Kishida and Mrs. Kishida for the warm welcome to Japan and for hosting yesterday’s tea ceremony and dinner. pic.twitter.com/lOw1POwZcw

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

The U.S.-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region — and our relationship is stronger than ever before. I met with Prime Minister Kishida to deepen our cooperation on security, emerging technologies, clean energy, and more. pic.twitter.com/obC08hiCnO

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

Yesterday was a great day of meetings with Emperor Naruhito and Prime Minister Kishida. The United States and Japan are demonstrating the strength of democracies in action, and we’re working together to create opportunity and prosperity throughout the Indo-Pacific. pic.twitter.com/n80DfgBITo

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 24, 2022

It was an honor to meet with Emperor Naruhito yesterday at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The strong relationship between our two nations is anchored by our people-to-people ties and I look forward to building on that foundation during my time here in Japan. pic.twitter.com/JXdkzwBkjs

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 23, 2022

Readout of President Biden’s Meeting with Prime Minister Kishida of Japanhttps://t.co/NxQ11A7IXl

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 23, 2022

PM Kishida: I welcome President Biden's visit to #Japan as it is a demonstration of the United States' strong commitment to the Indo-Pacific. As the post-Cold War era has come to an end, the value of the Japan-#US Alliance is being put to the test as never before. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/HClRXLyfKz

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) May 23, 2022

We welcomed U.S. President Biden at the State Guest House today.@POTUS @kishida230 pic.twitter.com/33kaGBO5Yu

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) May 23, 2022

President Biden: "A strong Japan and a strong U.S.-Japan alliance is a force for good in the region. […] The alliance between our two countries is stronger than it's ever been, and it's as important as it has ever been." https://t.co/R5cUfdlB4u pic.twitter.com/0NlAC56TdD

— The Hill (@thehill) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden, in Japan to launch a regional economic plan to counter China and reaffirm ties with a key Asian ally, began his visit by meeting with Emperor Naruhito https://t.co/GVviUmPJX5 pic.twitter.com/ScbETSuGzp

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden has urged North Korea to correct the "historic wrong" of its past abductions of Japanese nationals in the 1970s and 1980s. https://t.co/4M89R72wPK

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 23, 2022

I believe there's strong bipartisan consensus in Congress when it comes to the Indo-Pacific & the rising opportunities we see before us to further strengthen the U.S.-Japan alliance & the Quad. I urge Biden to seize these opportunities & stand ready to work with him if he does.

— Senator Bill Hagerty (@SenatorHagerty) May 23, 2022

China is holding military exercises in the disputed South China Sea coinciding with U.S. President Joe Biden’s visits to South Korea and Japan that are largely focused on countering the perceived threat from Beijing.

https://t.co/QRhzLRKMzs

— Newsmax (@newsmax) May 23, 2022

“The President would not have made these remarks just to "please" Japan or any other ally. This is an important and serious warning to Beijing and it should be understood as such," said retired senior U.S. diplomat Evans Revere https://t.co/29mUwKIVjs

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) May 23, 2022

President Biden recommitted his support for Taiwan while on a visit to Japan.

https://t.co/ykVqjbt9lH

— USA TODAY Politics (@usatodayDC) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden, speaking Monday during his first visit presidential visit to Japan, signaled an apparent end to the U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity by saying the United States would defend Taiwan against a Chinese invasion.https://t.co/ZfMoh4hJXs

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) May 24, 2022

The United States would defend Taiwan militarily against a Chinese invasion, President Biden has said https://t.co/Vnj2rYuOky

— The Times (@thetimes) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden assured his "good friend" Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan that the United States is fully committed to Japan's defence, amid simmering tension with Chinahttps://t.co/6e5SQqlEWV

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 23, 2022

A surprised and agitated Beijing denounced President Biden's assertion that the US would intervene militarily along with Japan if China invaded self-ruled Taiwan, which effectively jeopardises Chinese President Xi's ambitious plan of national integrationhttps://t.co/wPD1lWSVTy

— Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) May 24, 2022

Biden's comment, made during his first visit to Japan since taking office, appeared to be a departure from existing US policy of so-called strategic ambiguity on Taiwan. https://t.co/BHIMlLcIiy

— The Wire (@thewire_in) May 23, 2022

Biden says he would be willing to use force to defend Taiwan against China https://t.co/BIUaMj5fs8

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) May 24, 2022

The American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will make a port call at #Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan. The San Diego-based carrier will enter the base, which is home to the USS Ronald Reagan carrier, with a crew of 4,779. (via @NikkeiAsia)https://t.co/av7jghFXkD

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) May 22, 2022

President Joe Biden's six-day trip to South Korea and Japan aims to build rapport with the Asian nations’ leaders. https://t.co/3uK2zsNSQ7

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) May 19, 2022

President Biden launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) with a dozen initial partners: Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. https://t.co/RZcpWjY9Ih

— U.S. Embassy Bangkok (@USEmbassyBKK) May 24, 2022

Great to join @POTUS & our partners in launching the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework in Tokyo. IPEF will deepen U.S. engagement & expand our collaboration to take on the most important economic issues we face today. America is invested in the future of a #FreeandOpenIndoPacific.

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) May 23, 2022

What to know about the new IPEF trade bloc Biden is touting In Asiahttps://t.co/WFsRt6Brjh

— TIME (@TIME) May 23, 2022

President Biden unveiled a new trade agreement dubbed the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF).

The pact, signed by the U.S. and 12 Asian nations, aims to secure industrial supplies, cut carbon emissions and combat corruption. https://t.co/vENZ6XX7J5

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) May 23, 2022

Just a Venn diagram explaining Asean -IPEF -Quad -RCEP overlapping membership https://t.co/bGxjbGzgn6 pic.twitter.com/srPdUFL6bB

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

With the big caveat that these are two very different arrangements: #IPEF #RCEP #QuadSummit #BidenInJapan pic.twitter.com/rAfAsyPdmE

— Dhruva Jaishankar (@d_jaishankar) May 23, 2022

Biden administration's #IPEF will begin with 13 inaugural members, accounting for about 40% of the world's GDP.

11 of the 13 are part of #RCEP.
7 of the 13 belong to #CPTPP.

Indo-Pacific Framework to begin with 13 nations, including India https://t.co/790LQQwKe0 pic.twitter.com/QN0WHd6uUw

— Kentaro Iwamoto 岩本健太郎 (@kentaro_iwamoto) May 23, 2022

How is the IPEF different from CPTPP and RCEP?https://t.co/szzdt1djRv #IPEF #CPTPP #RCEP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework: Taiwan is not included, nor were Myanmar or the China-friendly members of ASEAN, Cambodia and Laos.https://t.co/bKU4t3hIIH #IPEF

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

IPEF is coming. Finally.https://t.co/qRBX1jtC0S

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) May 19, 2022

The Biden team has surpassed all expectations by attracting so many IPEF participants from around the region. Now the hard work begins as the details need to hammered out by some seeking just cooperation and others seeking high standards. https://t.co/TWvb1wtbiP

— Wendy Cutler (@wendyscutler) May 23, 2022

Biden, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, acknowledged the U.S. economy has "problems" but said they were "less consequential than the rest of the world has."https://t.co/4w9MXzalvp

— KOMO News (@komonews) May 23, 2022

President Biden, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Japan’s prime minister, acknowledged the U.S. economy has “problems” but said they were “less consequential than the rest of the world has.” https://t.co/Wi6pgzseok

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) May 23, 2022

Biden to begin new Asia-Pacific economic bloc, 5 years after Trump’s withdrawal from TPP. Its 13 members represent 40% of the world economy:
US
India
Japan
South Korea
Australia
Brunei
Indonesia
Malaysia
New Zealand
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand
Vietnamhttps://t.co/Ri8iJu8rYK

— Alfons López Tena 🦇 (@alfonslopeztena) May 23, 2022

Morning. @CroweDM reports from Japan: "PM Anthony Albanese will seek a new consensus on climate change w US President Joe Biden on Tuesday in a plan to co-operate on clean energy & build support for global climate talks to be hosted in Australia."https://t.co/BbLoJS1KQv

— Stephanie Peatling (@srpeatling) May 23, 2022

Here are the key highlights of PM @narendramodi’s address at the launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF). pic.twitter.com/H0N70WuhHW

— MyGovIndia (@mygovindia) May 23, 2022

Took part in the programme to launch of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), which will play a key role in furthering growth in the Indo-Pacific region. pic.twitter.com/IbJ372I7SX

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2022

A warm welcome by the Indian community, meetings with business leaders, IPEF launch and a vibrant community programme…sharing highlights from Day 1 of my Japan visit. pic.twitter.com/gK8OKmjkKT

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 23, 2022

PM Shri @narendramodi's remarks at launch of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF). https://t.co/UFDGL7QDxh

— BJP (@BJP4India) May 23, 2022

U.S. officials made it clear that the IPEF would not be a “free trade agreement”, nor are countries expected to discuss reducing tariffs or increasing market access. | @suhasinih https://t.co/cGrY6sQ9yX

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) May 24, 2022

IPEF is first a political initiative which can’t fail under the weight of its economic contradictions. Hence, the need for flexibility. If worked out, it could be the strategic fulcrum to a shared Quad objective on countering China. My piece @ETPolitics https://t.co/58up0FUzm3

— Pranab Dhal Samanta (@pranabsamanta) May 23, 2022

“IPEF reflects our collective desire to transform the Indo-Pacific region into an engine of global growth”.

PM @narendramodi participated in an event in Tokyo today to launch the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF). pic.twitter.com/vYJtEsjIGo

— Arindam Bagchi (@MEAIndia) May 23, 2022

Biden didn't announce this on a good day. This may face obstacles just like Obama's TPP. Yet, QUAD and Indo-US relations WILL continue to get stronger in coming months and years. India will keep getting closer to US, without alienating Russia. https://t.co/zEZ61TH3VE

— Narasimha PVR Rao (@homam108) May 23, 2022

Thailand at IPEF: We highly value promotion of regional cooperation https://t.co/k5oe3pKxDP pic.twitter.com/o0EGVjOvrX

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

Singapore PM had to restart his speech bcz of translation problems. PM welcomes IPEF and "signals US commitment to the region" https://t.co/k5oe3pKxDP pic.twitter.com/6zJlGN5wx9

— Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) May 23, 2022

China says Washington’s Indo-Pacific strategy(IPEF)doomed to fail.

“The IPEF revolves around supply chain resilience, infrastructure and clean energy, tax and anti-corruption, and trade – aimed at boosting US cooperation with Japan, Australia and India.” https://t.co/88uIUsXnWI

— Sari Arho Havrén (@SariArhoHavren) May 23, 2022

A historic first meeting between President Joe Biden and newly-elected Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the Quad Leaders’ Summit gets underway in Tokyo. 🇺🇸🇦🇺🇮🇳🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/6SK8LGoC2l

— U.S. Embassy Australia (@USEmbAustralia) May 24, 2022

https://twitter.com/6NewsAU/status/1528947895936126976

U.S. President Joe Biden has commended Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for flying to Tokyo just hours after taking the top job.

"I don't know how you're doing it, it's really quite extraordinary," he said at the Quad leaders' meeting. #auspol pic.twitter.com/TDvNHTEuI6

— 10 News First (@10NewsFirst) May 24, 2022

Quad summit: Anthony Albanese talks climate action, as Joe Biden praises PM for attending so soon after election. https://t.co/9hE1aj2mRe – Via @KimberleyCaines pic.twitter.com/RCORggrU0y

— The West Australian (@westaustralian) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden has lauded Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s commitment to the Quad by taking a long-haul flight straight to Tokyo following his election win.https://t.co/ieQeXeXfya

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 24, 2022

Anthony Albanese in Tokyo for tense Quad talks after Joe Biden says US would defend Taiwan ⁦@msmarto⁩ #auspol https://t.co/7JdAN2aKCw

— Katharine Murphy (@murpharoo) May 23, 2022

Anthony Albanese to meet US President Joe Biden at Quad; Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Labor’s climate policy is “plenty ambitious”, Liberal senator wants Coalition to listen to investors, not conspiracy theorists, on climate. Follow updates here. https://t.co/wgnRz4cKkK

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden has joked about Anthony Albanese’s rapid progression from Saturday’s election victory to meeting heads of state at the Quad meeting in Japan. #auspol https://t.co/VRZl7IwLOQ

— The New Daily (@TheNewDailyAu) May 24, 2022

'If you fall asleep it's OK': Biden applauds Albanese's determination to attend Quad summit – video https://t.co/8sNino1FLp

— Guardian video (@guardianvideo) May 24, 2022

JUST IN: US President Biden, Japan’s PM Kishida, India’s PM Modi and Australia’s new PM Albanese arrive for a Quad #LeadersMeeting in Tokyo.

More on what to know about the #QUAD: https://t.co/MrNoEPYEzy #Tokyo2022 pic.twitter.com/KD5QD5OKTZ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

“My administration published our Indo-Pacific strategy to advance a free, open, connected, secure and resilient Indo-Pacific.”

Biden says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine heightens the importance of #IPEF's goals during the #Quad summit in Tokyo, Japan https://t.co/W6Tn1mij2T pic.twitter.com/y1TxRLGqEJ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

“If you fall asleep here, it’s OK.”

Biden thanks Australia’s new PM Anthony Albanese for joining the #Quad #LeadersMeeting in Tokyo shortly after winning the federal election https://t.co/MrNoEPY6K0 #Tokyo2022 pic.twitter.com/xLi5JNVrHp

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 24, 2022

Quad leaders vowed to stand united for a free and open Indo-Pacific region, as U.S. President Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia, India and Japan began talks aimed at countering China and paving over differences on issues including Russia https://t.co/aRrsSBWOhy pic.twitter.com/JvvfpN3jC0

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden is scheduled to meet the leaders of India, Australia and Japan in Tokyo for a summit of the "Quad" nations. @jessieyeung8 explains what’s on the agenda. https://t.co/DbvEeWYUvt

— CNN Asia Pacific PR (@cnnasiapr) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden and his counterparts from Australia, India, and Japan begin discussions aimed at countering an increasingly assertive China and paving over differences on issues including Russia. https://t.co/a3pvXhGlpx

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) May 24, 2022

President Joe Biden holds talks with a trio of Indo-Pacific leaders that includes Australia's new prime minister on his first full day on the job and India's Narendra Modi, with whom differences persist over how to respond to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/F5wIxca93d

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 24, 2022

Biden will meet separately with the newly-sworn in Anthony Albanese of Australia and with Modi after a four-way gathering of the security group known as the Quad. https://t.co/IFjeRk6CWX

— WSLS 10 (@wsls) May 24, 2022

Meeting Tuesday at the Quad summit in Tokyo — the loose grouping of Australia, India, Japan and the United States — Biden expressed admiration that Albanese made the long flight right after winning his election as prime minister.

FULL STORY: https://t.co/DVWYHBVzZa #DailyTribune pic.twitter.com/GAT7t8uMty

— Daily Tribune (@tribunephl) May 24, 2022

Quad is 'not just a passing fad, we mean business': Biden at Quad summit in Japan https://t.co/yMtDuAO983

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) May 24, 2022

[WATCH] PM Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida arrive for and attend the Quad Leaders' Summit in Tokyo.@sdinny14 joins the broadcast with his perspective.#QuadSummit #ModiInJapan pic.twitter.com/yHcFxcW9BI

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) May 24, 2022

QUAD Summit 2022: Joe Biden tees up four-way talks with India, Japan, Australia https://t.co/TAEemlWNn5

— Republic (@republic) May 24, 2022

#QuadSummit | Eye On China, Joe Biden Says "Quad Not A Passing Fad, It Means Business" https://t.co/Jc6GCcVHn2 pic.twitter.com/m9LuFr0rB9

— NDTV (@ndtv) May 24, 2022

Biden welcomed Prime Minister Modi at the Summit and said it is wonderful to see you again in person#QuadSummit #Biden @JoeBiden https://t.co/bj62aOMy23

— The Telegraph (@ttindia) May 24, 2022

'PUTIN EXTINGUISHING AN ENTIRE CULTURE': JOE BIDEN AT QUAD

US president #JoeBiden slammed #Russia in the presence of his quad partners at the #QuadSummit today. pic.twitter.com/8ELbrs9rP0

— Mirror Now (@MirrorNow) May 24, 2022

Japan | Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida at Quad Fellowship Event in Tokyo. pic.twitter.com/M0J4XqJIqr

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

US will be a strong, steady & enduring partner in Indo-Pacific. We are Indo-Pacific powers. As long as Russia continues the war, we are going to be partners and lead a global response. We stay together for the shared values & vision we have: US Pres Joe Biden at Quad Leaders'meet pic.twitter.com/Mu9DJXQmDb

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

#WATCH Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida assemble for Quad Leaders' Summit in Tokyo pic.twitter.com/rwZJOeWTJA

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2022

U.S. President Joe Biden, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida attend the Quad Leaders' Summit in #Tokyo #Japan 📸: Yuichi Yamazaki pic.twitter.com/WpN4GXC6Lp

— Getty Images News (@GettyImagesNews) May 24, 2022

BREAKING | Australian new leader vows commitment to Quad.#Biden #India #Australia #Japan #Quad https://t.co/6PmXVFoSxP

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 24, 2022

QUAD SUMMIT | "As long as Russia continues the war, the United States will work with our partners to help lead a global response because it's going to affect all parts of the world," Biden says.https://t.co/ER8yIL2esm #Quad #Russia

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 24, 2022

When the United States, Japan, Australia and India first resuscitated their informal dialogue from a decade-long hiatus in late 2017, China was confident it would soon fail. More than four years on, "the Quad" is far from dissipating | Analysis https://t.co/DwdCPjE1SE

— CNN International (@cnni) May 23, 2022

President Biden has announced an economic agreement with more than a dozen countries to counter China’s influence and reinforce global supply chains, officials say. https://t.co/BsyQXi1h4X

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 23, 2022

Ahead of next week’s Quad summit in Japan, check out @tanvi_madan’s explainer on the coalition and why it is so important for the region. pic.twitter.com/ci4CIPBxQO

— The Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) May 20, 2022

On May 24, leaders from the four Quad countries will meet for the grouping’s second in-person summit. @d_jaishankar and @tanvi_madan argue that accelerating cooperation on security issues in the Indo-Pacific should be their top priority.https://t.co/2oANyalGPe

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) May 21, 2022

TESTIMONY: @DAlexBlumenthal testifies before @HouseForeign on the Ukraine crisis: Implications for U.S. policy in the Indo-Pacific. Watch here. https://t.co/349kgyH6JG

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) May 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/ASPI_org/status/1527548162755670016

At Quad summit, Biden hits out at Russia, terms Ukraine invasion a ‘dark hour in our shared history’, reports @ShubhajitRoy https://t.co/3YuoiPScn4

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 24, 2022

Beijing denounced President Joe Biden’s assertion that the US would intervene militarily along with Japan if #China invaded self-ruled Taiwan, which effectively jeopardises Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ambitious plan of national integration.https://t.co/VQ5mSPvOut

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 24, 2022

Biden at Quad Summit: 'Putin trying to ‘extinguish a culture’ https://t.co/OGkJFyoYxd

— Hindustan Times (@HindustanTimes) May 24, 2022

Calling the invasion of Ukraine a “global issue”, US President Joe Biden said that Vladimir Putin is trying to “extinguish a culture”.https://t.co/A835G3oiIK

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 24, 2022

The US will be a strong, steady and enduring partner in Indo-Pacific. We are Indo-Pacific powers. As long as Russia continues the war, we are going to be partners and lead a global response: US President Joe Biden at Quad Leaders'meet in Tokyo

Read more https://t.co/b9bIAVPzQY pic.twitter.com/awDcxmIYRa

— Hindustan Times (@htTweets) May 24, 2022

US President Joe Biden says it seems to him Russian President Vladimir Putin is no longer concerned with “military targets” in Ukraine, as he addressed leaders of the Quad in Tokyo.https://t.co/I0wEJBpmjm

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) May 24, 2022

During his final stop in Asia, Biden is set to meet with the leaders of Japan, India and Australia. https://t.co/3UH5rEVm9W

— KOMU 8 News (@KOMUnews) May 24, 2022

What's on next? Biden comes to Asia to gather “the Quad.” China has lambasted the US/Japan/India/Australia alliance as a mechanism to contain its rise. Beijing's top diplomat this week warned the US of a dangerous situation forming over Taiwan. 10/10https://t.co/2hB85tjgoC

— Sofia Horta e Costa (@SofiaHCBBG) May 20, 2022

Fearing a disruption of peace in the Asia-Pacific region, hundreds of people gathered in central Tokyo to protest U.S. President Joe Biden's three-day visit to Japan pic.twitter.com/0ujcETSywT

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

Biden’s trip to #SouthKorea + #Japan—chief military allies of US imperialism—culminates in a meeting of #Quad leaders, a strategic grouping directed against #China including the US, Japan, #Australia + India#QuadSummit https://t.co/luKHGg1wIW

— Socialist Equality Party (Australia) (@SEP_Australia) May 23, 2022

Quite a few people asking why Albanese is the only one wearing a blue badge. I'm told it's a Govt of Japan seal which denotes his seniority as a Prime Minister- just in case somebody at the venue doesn't recognise him. Which is obviously not a problem for Modi, Biden or Kishida https://t.co/O3ejMlCYb3

— Stephen Dziedzic (@stephendziedzic) May 24, 2022

Director of Asian Studies Jeff Kingston speaks to @ABC regarding Japan-South Korea tensions accompanying President Joe Biden's inaugural Presidential visit to Seoul and Tokyo.#TUJintheMedia #TempleUniversity https://t.co/EamJs6k6Qq

— Temple University Japan Campus (@templeunivjapan) May 24, 2022

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.25（U.S. President Biden’s visit to Japan バイデン米大統領訪日）／ Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.49（incl Pres Biden’s trip to East Asia バイデン大統領東アジア歴訪含む）

取り急ぎ日本時間２３日午後９時までのツイートを以下貼っておきます。

President Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida hold a news conference in Tokyo. https://t.co/vvXgf6mBpv https://t.co/kY4imVRF6X

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

President Biden was greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo on Monday, amid a five-day visit to South Korea and Japan that marks the first trip to Asia of Biden's presidency. pic.twitter.com/Dn3CFTINE8

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

The president said Beijing was "flirting with danger" with recent military flights close to Taiwan. https://t.co/FwxerMvDbq

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

Biden said the burden to protect the self-ruled island was "even stronger" after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/R9qRPkfoP1

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 23, 2022

“That’s the commitment we made.”

Pres. Biden says that the U.S. would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan. https://t.co/VzSy4lai9o pic.twitter.com/tWvyxPAKep

— ABC News (@ABC) May 23, 2022

White House official says U.S. policy has not changed after President Biden said U.S. will defend Taiwan militarily if China invades. https://t.co/z6EpAMiq5O

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 23, 2022

“Russia’s aggression against Ukraine undermines the foundation of global order,” Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan told President Biden during a meeting in Tokyo.https://t.co/tlz1uigREq pic.twitter.com/qJzVdtcXh3

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 23, 2022

HAPPENING NOW: US President Biden is welcomed with The Star-Spangled Banner national anthem as he meets Japan’s PM Fumio Kishida in Tokyo.

Biden is set to launch an Indo-Pacific economic plan during his trip https://t.co/auZ2Jph5b4 #QUAD #LeadersMeeting pic.twitter.com/Bqa42Cyu0i

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 23, 2022

Biden met one-on-one with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo, where the two discussed the Japan-U.S. alliance and ways to ensure security and cooperation on the international stage.https://t.co/kaj09Vql1w

— The Hill (@thehill) May 23, 2022

Biden and Japan's Kishida vow closer ties to counter "China's increasingly coercive behavior"https://t.co/30WzMH7oy2

— Axios (@axios) May 23, 2022

Readout of President Biden’s Meeting with Prime Minister Kishida of Japanhttps://t.co/NxQ11A7IXl

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 23, 2022

Biden would approve military action against China if it invaded Taiwan https://t.co/ilP4MAiZXn

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) May 23, 2022

Standing beside the Japanese prime minister, Fumio Kishida, after their meeting, Biden said that a strong response to Putin’s “barbarism” was essential to deterring China from invading Taiwan pic.twitter.com/7d93vU8cjf

— The Times (@thetimes) May 23, 2022

LIVE: Biden, Kishida speak to the media in Tokyo https://t.co/8JHR8Q0fen

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

In a visit to Japan, US President Joe Biden met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

Biden assured Kishida that the US was committed to Japan's defense, amid simmering tension with China and the broader backdrop of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/vKTVxwUKc2

— DW News (@dwnews) May 23, 2022

VIDEO: US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida review an honour guard during a welcome ceremony at the Akasaka Palace state guest house in Tokyo pic.twitter.com/HMjxPkycvc

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden has met Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo ahead of the unveiling of a multinational trade initiative Monday as part of his push to reinvigorate US strategic power across Asiahttps://t.co/1xAmKUJZpY pic.twitter.com/HxvNXlbjY5

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) May 23, 2022

US President Joe Biden endorses Japan’s plan to beef up its defence capabilities as he and PM Fumio Kishida commit to counter China’s growing influence in Asia https://t.co/yxmlPOvqa9 pic.twitter.com/Z05TcLcKXX

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) May 23, 2022

US President Joe Biden is in Japan on the last leg of his Asia tour and has been received by the country's Emperor and PM Fumio Kishida pic.twitter.com/Kk2Fj0vq1i

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) May 23, 2022

#WATCH | Japanese PM Fumio Kishida and US President Joe Biden speak on what could happen if China invaded Taiwan#Tokyo pic.twitter.com/o6p8KCahUs

— ANI (@ANI) May 23, 2022

Japanese PM Fumio Kishida & US President Joe Biden speak on what could happen if China invaded Taiwan. Watch what they said: https://t.co/PrrnDxY3HA

— ThePrintIndia (@ThePrintIndia) May 23, 2022

#Biden hails 'good friend' Kishida, says U.S. fully committed to #Japan's defence

Read: https://t.co/cW3nuJYclT pic.twitter.com/eIxhXmEQjc

— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) May 23, 2022

BREAKING | Japan to host 2023 G-7 summit in Hiroshima, Kishida tells Bidenhttps://t.co/OSCNbJMsyS

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

The summit will provide a stage for the #US and #Japan to coordinate responses to #China's growing power in the region. #Kishida #Biden https://t.co/YbY7Yjb7qu

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 23, 2022

U.S. leader Joe Biden kicked off his first in-person summit with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday, with the American president committing to fully defend Japan during talks that are expected to focus on China. https://t.co/B7pIToOkG7

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 23, 2022

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and US President Joe Biden will meet in Tokyo on Monday. They are expected to affirm close cooperation over the situation in Ukraine and plans to bolster deterrence and response capabilities.https://t.co/xNM48sWKsk

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) May 23, 2022

US and Japan will ‘stand firmly’ against Taiwan takeover, Biden says https://t.co/icmCvIHNeW

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) May 23, 2022

U.S. President Biden supports Japan becoming permanent member of the U.N. Security Council https://t.co/BPcWaIl5Io pic.twitter.com/hXDSkZII91

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

In Tokyo, Biden endorses Japan's plan to beef up its defences https://t.co/9JiYezh9gG pic.twitter.com/0QPli4Bik2

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 23, 2022

President Joe Biden says that the United States would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan, in one of the most forceful and overt statements in support of Taiwan in decades. https://t.co/bTg2HeUuai

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 23, 2022

President Biden met with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi Sunday with intent to strengthen ties between the two countries commercially and militarily. pic.twitter.com/aIpIs8aWvc

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) May 22, 2022

President Biden arrives at Yokota Air Base in Fussa, Tokyo, Japan. pic.twitter.com/63m1EdgjBH

— The Hill (@thehill) May 22, 2022

UPDATE | Biden arrives in Japan for summits with Kishida and Quad.https://t.co/QHpuui9Cet

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 22, 2022

まもなくバイデン大統領が来日します。移動はもちろん「エアフォース・ワン」。移動する司令室であり、オフィスであり、そしてホテルでもあるエアフォース・ワンの詳細について、こちらの記事をぜひお読みください。 ✈️🇺🇸https://t.co/b0dN9v0eWO

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) May 22, 2022

大統領として初来日した、友人であるジョー・バイデン大統領をお迎えでき光栄に思います。大統領、ヨウコソ！

It’s an honor to welcome my friend President Joe Biden on his first visit to Japan as @POTUS. Youkoso, Mr. President! pic.twitter.com/MSkJFQ9A2g

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) May 22, 2022

バイデン大統領日本に到着の模様です。近来のハイレベルな往来を見ると、日本は外交上、極めて重要な局面を迎えております。今、日本の動きがかつてないほど重要視されております。

— 駐日ジョージア大使ティムラズ・レジャバ (@TeimurazLezhava) May 22, 2022

'Next era of humanity's technological development': U.S. and allies get serious about semiconductors https://t.co/bIKRW0y1l2

— CNBC (@CNBC) May 23, 2022

President Biden began his first diplomatic mission in Asia on Friday by touring a Samsung semiconductor facility — part of his effort to rebuild the waning economic influence of the United States in the region, and address supply chain problems back home. https://t.co/T3tTzzBik4

— NYTimes Tech (@nytimestech) May 20, 2022

President Biden on Friday toured a Samsung factory in S. Korea. Samsung has promised to open a $17B semiconductor factory in Texas. A semiconductor shortage last year hurt the availability of autos, kitchen appliances and other goods.https://t.co/0A7wmGqgON

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) May 20, 2022

"I and my country look forward to a productive few days together.”

Biden speaks at a Samsung semiconductor plant in South Korea, the first stop during his trip to Asia https://t.co/VrQ5klnOeI pic.twitter.com/bKry4stezZ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) May 20, 2022

Together with the Republic of Korea, we’re producing semiconductor chips that are critical to our two countries and essential sectors of the global economy. pic.twitter.com/DfBa0pWEk6

— President Biden (@POTUS) May 21, 2022

Secretary Raimondo tours a Samsung semiconductor facility with President Biden and discusses our work to pass the Bipartisan Innovation Act. pic.twitter.com/nK00nfTp93

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 21, 2022

President Biden tended to both business and security interests Sunday as he wrapped up a three-day trip to South Korea. https://t.co/xWpv0WRvXn

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 22, 2022

The announcement Saturday during Biden's visit to Seoul reflects a shift in direction from former U.S. President Donald Trump. https://t.co/tjE4NxPiJR

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 22, 2022

President Joe Biden is tending to both business and security interests as he wraps up a three-day visit to South Korea. https://t.co/3MrFdSzowb

— ABC News (@ABC) May 22, 2022

President Biden’s visit to South Korea and Japan is largely focused on economic initiatives and countering China’s growing power.

But it could be complicated by North Korean weapons tests. https://t.co/flwZpZqpQe

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 21, 2022

President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol say that they will consider expanded joint military exercises to deter the nuclear threat from North Korea. The announcement in Seoul reflects a shift in direction from former President Trump. https://t.co/SPb6RFExmm

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2022

In a visit to Seoul, President Biden sought to strengthen the United States’ relationship with South Korea and also said he would be open to meeting with the leader of North Korea if he was “sincere.” https://t.co/YEq4dRMR9E pic.twitter.com/NpIUotZgdy

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 21, 2022

Anthony Albanese, the Labor leader, will become Australia’s next prime minister after his party’s Election Day victory. https://t.co/hFO1YZzifu pic.twitter.com/F7fmDlJzYW

— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 21, 2022

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, who said during his campaign that he wanted to shut down the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, gave a halting response when pressed about how he will improve opportunities for women in his country and cabinet. https://t.co/z0NZltgt3r

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 22, 2022

Biden’s charm offensive seeks to strengthen ties with South Korea, Indo-Pacific region https://t.co/Bf5mb3Kmy5

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 21, 2022

Biden talks in South Korea to expand the U.S. alliance. https://t.co/xh2Koqno5i pic.twitter.com/bt4jBUs0vd

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) May 21, 2022

The summit between President Joe Biden and new South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, the earliest an American president has visited South Korea after an election, is an opportunity for the two to develop a personal relationship. https://t.co/rVlrTmNvtG

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) May 21, 2022

Biden suggests there is little chance of meeting with North Korea's Kim amid rising tensions https://t.co/sXHbzTJ7e7

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 21, 2022

President Joe Biden is devoting his Saturday to cementing ties with South Korea, but the effort could complicated by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/tgjSxyrXUx

— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) May 21, 2022

“South Korea’s active engagement in the Indo-Pacific region acts as a force multiplier in building a principled security network—one in defense of the rule of law, freedom of navigation and democratic values,” argues @AndrewIYeo. https://t.co/F9tkHK8k69

— The Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) May 20, 2022

President Biden, during his first Asia trip as president, had a simple message for North Korea’s Kim Jong Un: “Hello… period.” https://t.co/VDFAZ8GFvY

— NBC News (@NBCNews) May 22, 2022

U.S., others say APEC walkout aimed at Russia over invasion https://t.co/fBLNrbWlcI

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) May 23, 2022

A gathering of trade ministers of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group failed to issue a customary joint statement, a day after the US and Russia staged a tit-for-tat walkout https://t.co/qys400OHG0

— Bloomberg (@business) May 22, 2022

NZ, others walk out of APEC talks over Russia's Ukraine invasion https://t.co/ZNidEF05ZC

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) May 23, 2022

Trade Minister Damien O'Connor has joined a staged “walk out” of an Apec meeting in protest of a Russia’s participation. https://t.co/QVn8Wv8kbU

— Stuff.co.nz Politics (@NZStuffPolitics) May 23, 2022

Delegates from the United States and four other nations have staged a walkout when a representative from Russia began his opening remarks at a meeting of trade ministers of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group in the Thai capital. https://t.co/iNIVCqoK1X

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 21, 2022

Japan, U.S., Australia walk out of APEC meeting in protest of Russiahttps://t.co/pbSCA0Fbbc

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) May 21, 2022

#APEC trade meet ends without joint statement, remains apart on Russia#APEC2022THAILAND https://t.co/q0DTdnyS6c

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) May 22, 2022

Representatives of five nations, including Japan and the United States, walked out of an Asia-Pacific trade ministers' meeting on Saturday in protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/b4htdMlzu1

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 22, 2022

APEC trade meet ends without joint statement, remains apart on Russia https://t.co/0NT36nmaJx

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 22, 2022

Japan, US, 3 others walk out APEC trade meet in protest of Russiahttps://t.co/fso4euCY8E

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 21, 2022

U.S., others walk out of APEC talks over Russia's Ukraine invasion https://t.co/1avHbsuXwl pic.twitter.com/PbNmw5QlIj

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) May 21, 2022

New Zealand trade minister's office says it was to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/gx9AaYOkCG

— CBC News (@CBCNews) May 22, 2022

The walkout occurred just as Maxim Reshetnikov, Russia’s minister for economic development, was set to deliver his opening remarks, a diplomat said. https://t.co/5u6EAXtddR

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) May 21, 2022

The walkout was “an expression of disapproval at Russia’s illegal war of aggression in Ukraine and its economic impact in the Apec region”#Russia #Ukraine #US #Apec https://t.co/wG4c3s3t4V pic.twitter.com/aeULn1jzoQ

— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) May 21, 2022

The US, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia and India are already part of the broader economic alliance under ASEAN. Is this the new version of the scuttled TPP under Obama? Then there's also APEC. Is that scuttled now as well because of Russia? The https://t.co/pTNSKes17S

— The Buried Lead by Ramon Ortoll (@marortoll) May 23, 2022

Today is the 50th Anniversary of the #OkinawaReversionAgreement!

Look at this issue of the Big Circle that includes unique facts about the Reversion Agreement: https://t.co/PWE1OFE6za #OkiCulture #復帰50周年 #Fukki50Shunen #MCIPAC #Okinawa #Japan pic.twitter.com/unsUPSRuFM

— MCIPAC (@OkinawaMarines) May 15, 2022

@JoeBiden expressed his profound gratitude for the contribution made by Okinawa Prefecture as the day marked the 50th anniversary of the southernmost Japan prefecture's reversion to the country from post-World War II US occupation.https://t.co/o6DCjWPujk

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) May 15, 2022

Okinawa, fifty years after its restitution by the United States, remains a strategic forward base https://t.co/FkgkzHFhSs

— World News Italy (@WorldNewsItaly) May 15, 2022

2 old 'passports' show history of travel between mainland Japan, Okinawa under US rule https://t.co/kSWdGxs7ng

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) May 14, 2022

The Japanese island chain of Okinawa marked the 50th anniversary on Sunday of the end of US occupation and its return to Japan with ceremonies and celebrations amid growing worry about its proximity to an increasingly assertive China. https://t.co/gMZVwqq7gM

— CNN International (@cnni) May 15, 2022

Okinawa marks the 50th anniversary of its return to Japan on May 15, 1972, which ended 27 years of U.S. rule after one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. AP takes a look at the frustration that still lingers in Okinawa today. https://t.co/kZTKPwVuWB

— The Associated Press (@AP) May 14, 2022

The Japanese hunger striker demanding an end to US bases in Okinawa https://t.co/ntu38FX9s0

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 14, 2022

‘Rather than just making a general commitment to the rules-based order, Japan is a proactive defender of it… [and] has a well-deserved reputation for being a positive and constructive partner in the region’ writes @_MercedesPage https://t.co/Qq2eZdwBJl

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) May 20, 2022

For years, Japan and Thailand have enjoyed close relations in all areas bar one: defense. That is beginning to change. https://t.co/ccZEPBIaT8 pic.twitter.com/9vsbb9HcZY

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) May 21, 2022

UW professors show that Japanese democracy is ‘flourishing’ as co-editors of first Oxford Handbook of Japanese Politics: https://t.co/wxMZFdaRJ3

— Oxford Politics (@OUPPolitics) April 15, 2022

Kill Japan's elderly? Cannes film probes chilling idea https://t.co/SsUqvDQ3lO

— Straits Times Life (@ST_LifeTweets) May 21, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.37（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.189

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.305 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.304 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.303 (economy incl default, sanctions)

World Vol.302 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine) / Germany Vol.36

World Vol.301 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

UK Vol.192 (Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s unannounced visit to Ukraine) / World Vol.300 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.299 (U.S.: newspapers, etc.)

World Vol.298 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.297 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.296 (economic sanctions on Russia)

World Vol.295 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – U.N. Security Council, International Criminal Court, etc.)

World Vol.294 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
305：@usa_chipmaking,@nytimes、@IntelPolicy,@AT983
304：@zerohedge
303：@YahooFinance,@business、@FT,@TomStub,@polinaivanovva、@ekathimerini
302：@War_Mapper
299：@federalreserve、@MKTWeconomics、@adndotcom
298：@AFP
297：@TheStudyofWar、@jricole,@infcomment
296：@nexta_tv,@WhiteHouse、@FT,@valentinapop,@Sam1Fleming,@JamesPoliti、@CBSNews、@EconomicTimes,@NinaByzantina
295：@nytimesworld,@rickgladstone、@NewsHour,@AP
294：@dwnews２枚
本稿：@USDA

「Ukraine」及び「corn」を入力検索して出て来た最近のツイート
（We have no intention to partisanly talk about these serious issues.）

According to the operational data of the Ministry of #Agrarian Policy and #Food 3 825 thousand hectares have been sown, which is 98% of the forecasted area of this #crop. https://t.co/LDweaSmLIf

— ProAgro Group (@proagro_ic) May 21, 2022

Ukraine is the 4th largest corn exporter in the world.

with sowing areas down -29%, expect more 'global food crisis' headlines.

like in this piece we wrote back in March, 'The Global Food Crisis Is Here (And Will Likely Worsen)': https://t.co/H7CVyisdnd https://t.co/qSle8gXRqy

— Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) May 19, 2022

Russia-Ukraine war roiling global wheat and corn markets: A hard look at soft commodity ETFs via @ETFEdgeCNBC https://t.co/Jik7juf14H

— CNBC (@CNBC) May 16, 2022

The first rainy season downpour in Venezuela's western region of Portuguesa has fallen and now it's time to plant corn, a staple in this South American country known for its traditional arepas. https://t.co/VAPnzkwzFz

— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) May 20, 2022

https://twitter.com/SPGCIAg/status/1527555987795759104

4hr Z #corn "accelerated move" toward 50-62% hit. Talk of Russia/Ukraine talks about opening ports. Big technical day. pic.twitter.com/QjecxdAOYk

— Darin D. Fessler ✝️ (@DDFalpha) May 19, 2022

Ukrainian corn filling a ship at the Romanian port of Constanta. Normally this would be shipped out of Odesa but Ukraine’s ports are closed so it’s coming by train and truck here. This operator says it expects to do a million tons this year. Report coming soon on @dwnews. pic.twitter.com/Xb7PvDGjLt

— Jack Parrock (@jackeparrock) May 18, 2022

The Biden admin is working closely w/ Eur allies to try to develop routes to get Ukrainian wheat & corn out of the country. No silver bullet to solve the dire problem, amid soaring food prices & food insecurity concerns. W/ @MarquardtA & @jmhansler https://t.co/utUtSPf4W8

— Kylie Atwood (@kylieatwood) May 17, 2022

Since April, Ukraine has started to ship grains and other commodities by train to Romanian port Constanta, where it’s loaded for export. The problem as expected is that the port’s infrastructure is not ready for this increased volume of activity. https://t.co/EwCOwFvDQC

— Daria Crisan (@crisan_daria) May 21, 2022

Ukraine Restricts Corn Deliveries to Danube Port https://t.co/e2yIcAmLLC #Maritime & #Ship #News

— Set Sail Marine (@SetSailMarine) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/OliverStuenkel/status/1527399716824170496

"Before the invasion in February, Ukraine was seen as the world’s bread basket, exporting 4.5m tonnes of agricultural produce per month through its ports – 12% of the planet’s wheat, 15% of its corn and half of its sunflower oil."https://t.co/6rhNWxwZeN

— Spyros Chatzigiannis (@Spysun04) May 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/deOrygun/status/1528103315090812928
https://twitter.com/koenig_jakob/status/1525911068861767681

Planting delays allowed just 15-20% of Midwest corn acres to be planted, compared to about 30% in Ukraine.https://t.co/IChQ6Qnoi9

— AgWeb Editors (@AgWebEditor) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/TelegraphWorld/status/1527658440281276430
https://twitter.com/OSW_eng/status/1526546515212259328

Weekly Feature: Serbia’s wheat and corn exports are expected to drop significantly from earlier estimates in 2021-22 due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which led Serbia to ban exports it deems important to food security. → https://t.co/sjLwk9Ip7j

— World Grain (@worldgrain) May 14, 2022

With the war in #Ukraine, matters are going quickly from bad to horrid. Food and fuel prices have spiked, as #Russia and Ukraine are big exporters of many commodities including gas, oil, coal, fertilizers, wheat, corn, and seed oil: https://t.co/FnrothiMAm #Africa #Inflation

— World Bank Tanzania (@WBTanzania) May 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/GermanyDiplo/status/1526884355573948421
https://twitter.com/SStapczynski/status/1528255525984407552

Ukraine exported 230 thsd tonnes of corn from May 1 to 9 https://t.co/QPDQm03NJP pic.twitter.com/oU4pgXUImM

— RitaBuyse (@ACOMRB) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/markosleo/status/1526975493605425152

CORN
Corn/maize is generally grown in the east & southern Ukraine. Currently it’s estimated their production will fall by 18.6 million tonnes, nearly ½ of 2021’s production. This matters to the EU as they import more corn than anything else from Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/4yJQOOmvqp

— exit266 (@exit266) May 17, 2022

The country’s main crops are sunflowers, corn, soybeans, wheat and barley. Globally, Ukraine ranks:

1st in global sunflower production (For 2021/22 Ukraine sunflower seed production is estimated at a record 17.5 MMT) pic.twitter.com/CmkhjtU14k

— nicolas mateo (@nicolas62574020) May 21, 2022

#Ukraine corn production#Food #foodcrisis #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiaWar #UkraineRussianWar #Russia pic.twitter.com/nW4uaD2gS0

— EU Affairs Hub,Run by George Voskopoulos,AssocProf (@VoskopoulosG) May 22, 2022

The UN Security Council has a lot on its plate. The body, currently chaired by America, will meet on Thursday to discuss food security. Last year Ukraine supplied around 1/10 of the world’s traded wheat, 13% of its corn and nearly half its sunflower oil,enough to feed 400m people pic.twitter.com/Be6FMfPGd8

— Alexei Madrigal (@4evercapitalist) May 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/AshhhPet/status/1527636918456188930

https://t.co/7gC4AIVFUY. Ukraine produces 3.1% of the world's corn and isn't a top five producer of rice or wheat

So when they tell you there's no food because of the Ukraine war, you'll have the data to know that's ANOTHER LIE

— Hank Rearden 678 (@678Hank) May 19, 2022

Wheat and corn prices surge amid Russian invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/x0jguzeaAM via @YouTube

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

By the Numbers: War in Ukraine driving up wheat, corn prices https://t.co/whSnfTIJwa via @YouTube

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

Wheat and corn prices surge amid Russian invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/sP5UDR6VJd

— Lynnette Frigon (@JadeSmi72331199) May 18, 2022

But what about here at home? How much wheat and corn does the US import? The answer is: none.
“We produce more than we need domestically,” Welch said.
My opinion..we will have food but prices will go up.https://t.co/kxBb7qd0Mj

— Emma Fleming (@EmmaFle42585779) May 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/JustaskpennyAI/status/1526351703150571521

Russia and Ukraine together account for 29% of global wheat and 19% of global corn exports.https://t.co/Lxcl8xY2kJ

— Fear God not Man (@FrantzFrantz15) May 20, 2022

Reminding of the African food riots in 2007-2008 https://t.co/u68n5FskpA. Ukraine sits on 20 million tonnes of wheat and corn, it is unable to export. A loss of $6bn. Do you think this flour shortage can be replaced? What is the solution to prevent foodriots? #StopWarInUkraine

— Dr. Joshka Wessels (@joshkawessels) May 20, 2022

“Russia and Ukraine account for roughly 25 to 30 percent of global wheat exports and Russia, whose supplies have been restricted and limited, is the world's top exporter of fertilizer and a vital amount of the world's wheat, corn, and barley.” https://t.co/yfEBf0Lc17

— Masking My Displeasure (@jonbailiff) May 21, 2022

World has just ten weeks' worth of wheat left after Ukraine war

But China prepared, IW reports:
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, China will hold 69% of the world’s corn reserves, 60% of its rice, and 51% of its wheat by mid-2022.https://t.co/RIbjIRQPZc

— Katherine L. Russell (@ClarityInView) May 21, 2022

Ukraine and Russia together produce 30 percent of the world’s wheat, 20 percent of the world’s corn and up to 80 percent of the world’s sunflower seed oil. https://t.co/gMfHfUkodf

— Patricia Cuddihy (@PatriciaCuddih1) May 21, 2022

https://twitter.com/MargaretHollin1/status/1528274036161413120

No its ukraine. Russia is producing record low oil and its a global market. The IEA predicts that ukraine war is driving up 20% of the oil increase. And you forget ukraine and Russia are both major grain exporters nd cornhttps://t.co/3RPiiLmWFD.

— Lauren (@econ_lauren) May 16, 2022

Sen. Blunt: “roughly 25% of all the wheat exports in the world come from Ukraine and Russia. About 20% of all the corn exports in the world, 90% of the sunflower cooking oil, and a lot of fertilizer, right now from Ukraine…#Bidenflation #ukrainerussia https://t.co/uWReu48MRk

— SoCalWarrior777 (@SoWarrior) May 14, 2022

https://twitter.com/sydneetaylor/status/1526411045081948160

@OrganicConsumer whatever happened with this from 5 years ago regarding #UKRAINE : https://t.co/AgbiTpPMDV "A shipment of 36 million pounds of soybeans sailed late last year from Ukraine to Turkey to California. Along the way, it underwent a remarkable transformation."

— Dystopian Fan Looking For Utopian Girl (@dilvish_damned) May 16, 2022

This will add further to the #FoodShortage issues… #Ukraine war wheat lost, #Indonesia palm oil export ban, #India wheat export ban, #USA turning corn from restricted crop into ethanol, #Brazil cancelling sugar exports for ethanol production. https://t.co/VvM3f0ksCP

— Chris Eastaughffe (AZ Vac done) (@Chris_E_Qld_Au) May 17, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.47

PM Kishida: I discussed with Prime Minister Ardern of #NewZealand. We both strongly condemn Russia’s aggression against #Ukraine, and we were in full agreement that we will take resolute responses to the situation. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/HOsXwDoN3m

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 21, 2022

Ardern lands in Tokyo: China on agenda for first meeting with Japan PM https://t.co/K3zFt1Gdfi

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) April 21, 2022

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will meet her Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida for the first time this evening. https://t.co/gsgqMByiBD

— RNZ (@radionz) April 21, 2022

New Zealand and Japan's prime ministers agree to share classified info during Ardern's Asia trip as worries mount about China's role in the Pacific. https://t.co/dWvoWReIxv

— Stuff.co.nz Politics (@NZStuffPolitics) April 22, 2022

Jacinda Ardern has met with her Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida in Tokyo overnight.https://t.co/xAd0D6VPXv

— The Spinoff (@TheSpinoffTV) April 21, 2022

From “quirky’’ dancing Kiwifruit to powerful diplomacy talks – the Prime Minister’s first day in Tokyo had it all, writes political editor @jo_moir https://t.co/dbBEHfVvDZ

— Newsroom (@NewsroomNZ) April 22, 2022

#ANALYSIS | Derek Cheng: PM's intelligence deal with Japan packs practical and symbolic punch #HeraldPremium https://t.co/JXEpgLphwA pic.twitter.com/6n1eDWMdKm

— nzherald (@nzherald) April 21, 2022

#NewZealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in #Japan as part of her first trip abroad in more than two years as Japan seeks to focus on mutual security concerns, including #China’s new alliance with the Solomon Islands.https://t.co/4QCRuPlzWK

— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) April 21, 2022

New Zealand PM Ardern in Japan to meet PM Kishida, discuss China security pact https://t.co/nCeSKxcNzX

— News of Emirates (@newsofemirates) April 21, 2022

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern met late on Thursday and agreed to start negotiations on an information-sharing agreement.https://t.co/sjMB79j10W

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 22, 2022

NZ, Japan boost security ties amid Russia, China concerns: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her Japanese counterpart, Fumio Kishida, agreed on Thursday to strengthen the partnership in defense, trade and climate between their nations,… https://t.co/Q0BJs0hUFU

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) April 21, 2022

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in Japan as part of her first trip abroad in more than two years as her government seeks to promote the country’s reopening for business and tourism following a pandemic-related border closure. https://t.co/Ba2gaOabtn

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 21, 2022

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her Japanese counterpart, Fumio Kishida, agreed on Thursday to strengthen the partnership in defense, trade and climate (via AP) https://t.co/XPKqI4sJis

— Bloomberg (@business) April 21, 2022

From kiwifruit to Kishida: Ardern's Tokyo success https://t.co/850GFmdVIU

— MSN NZ (@MSNNZ) April 21, 2022

• #Japan's #Kishida, #NewZealand's #Ardern sign intelligence-sharing deal
• #China defends security deal with #SolomonIslands
• #ICJ rules in favour of #Nicaragua in case against #Colombia

A bite-sized review of events from around the world!https://t.co/NWLSwkdOVB

— Statecraft (@statecraftdaily) April 22, 2022

Japan is actively preparing for the Quad summit as well as for individual meetings between PM Kishida and President Biden, PM Jacinda Ardern and Chancellor Olaf Scholz. PM Kishida may also plan a visit to Southeast Asia and Europe later this month.https://t.co/3Wjiusp9ck

— Asia Undercurrent (webinar series) (@AUndercurrent) April 14, 2022

PM Kishida: Today I had talks with Mr. Ignazio Cassis, President and Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of #Switzerland, who is now visiting #Japan. President Cassis and I had an exchange of views on Russian aggression towards #Ukraine. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/ao9XGQR0xZ

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/kishida230/status/1516026747204284416
https://twitter.com/ignaziocassis/status/1515996474403868673

In Tokyo @ignaziocassis and Fumio Kishida discussed #Ukraine, cooperation in international organisations, and strengthening trade, investment, science and digitalisation. @JPN_PMO https://t.co/v15nsRaKVr

— swissinfo.ch (@swissinfo_en) April 18, 2022

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, in opening remarks at their meeting, said Russia’s invasion undermines the foundation of the international order not only in Europe but also in Asia.https://t.co/vb8648JDA2

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) April 19, 2022

#Swiss President @ignaziocassis is visiting #Japan from today on. In Tokyo he will meet Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and other government officials – with a focus on security policy and bilateral partnership. https://t.co/z0FxPQn9LI @JPN_PMO @EDA_DFAE (BK). https://t.co/U0yubPGFRC

— Swiss Embassy Japan (@SwissEmbassyJP) April 18, 2022

Cassis and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed in talks in #Tokyo that #Russia must be held accountable for attacks on #Ukrainian civilians, says Japan’s Foreign Ministry. https://t.co/pLyA7pG55E

— Asia Undercurrent (webinar series) (@AUndercurrent) April 19, 2022

Swiss President Ignazio Cassis and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed in talks in Tokyo that Russia must be held accountable for attacks on Ukrainian civilians, Japan’s Foreign Ministry said.#Japan #Switzerland https://t.co/PREoW5WmMW

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) April 19, 2022

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Swiss President Ignazio Cassis agreed to maintain "strong" sanctions on Russia over its invasion of #Ukraine, Japan's Foreign Ministry said, as the war shows no signs of easing. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/jNAAxxU7em

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 19, 2022

Ignazio Cassis, president and foreign minister of #Switzerland, will visit Japan for five days. During his stay in Japan, Cassis is scheduled to hold talks with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi. (via @i_jijicom_eng)https://t.co/bfw36BwMa2

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 17, 2022

This is the moment Japan’s Reira Iwabuchi broke a world record by being the first woman to land a frontside triple 1260 at an event in Switzerland pic.twitter.com/fm7mCBg0f8

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 8, 2022

https://twitter.com/EU_Eurostat/status/1517066359066271746

Novavax today announced that its partner, Takeda, received approval from the Japan Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare for its novel recombinant protein-based COVID-19 vaccine, for primary and booster immunization in individuals aged 18 and older: https://t.co/SjHOWdxOVr pic.twitter.com/xY7KRrckSw

— Novavax (@Novavax) April 19, 2022

Japan approves protein vaccine manufactured by Maryland-based Novavax amid new COVID surgehttps://t.co/fo4lDtcUjn

— The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) April 20, 2022

Novavax stock continues its months-long slide even after COVID vaccine earns approval in another country https://t.co/kqD8PriuwR

— FORTUNE (@FortuneMagazine) April 19, 2022

Japan OKs use of vaccine by U.S. firm Novavax https://t.co/JXaIYDUaL9

— UPI.com (@UPI) April 19, 2022

Japan’s health ministry on Tuesday formally approved Novavax's Covid-19 vaccine, a fourth foreign-developed tool to combat the infections as the country sees signs of a resurgence led by a subvariant of fast-spreading omicron https://t.co/L7HDpSXiAL (via AP)

— Bloomberg (@business) April 20, 2022

Japan approves Novavax COVID-19 vaccine https://t.co/RurWiLJzwo pic.twitter.com/r2lHxO7q2I

— ABC News Radio (@ABCNewsRadio) April 19, 2022

COVID WATCH | JAPAN'S LATEST VAX

Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare officially approved Novavax's coronavirus vaccine, making it the country's fourth vaccine option.https://t.co/z69U7mEew3

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 19, 2022

The health ministry has officially authorized the use of U.S. biopharmaceutical firm Novavax Inc.'s COVID-19 vaccine, making it the fourth coronavirus vaccine available in Japan. https://t.co/BNWk2MsKiz

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 20, 2022

The health ministry is expected to formally approve the Novavax vaccine soon, making it the fourth COVID-19 vaccine available in Japan.https://t.co/yZp5N68TMG

— Nippon.com (@nippon_en) April 19, 2022

The ministry approval comes the day after its experts panel endorsed use of Novavax's protein vaccine, which is designed with similar technology used to fight diseases such as the flu and hepatitis B#Japan #Covid #CoronavirusVaccine https://t.co/GyK7WBMbVm

— Business Standard (@bsindia) April 19, 2022

The @US_FDA is a total corrupt embarrassment. Another country approves #novavax. The @US_FDA has converted me to anti vax b/c their corruption is blatant https://t.co/EHycmBxKrA

— joshua garmon (@locman95) April 18, 2022

Novavax vaccine to get OK'd in Japan…

The #Novavax vaccine is eyed as booster shots in #Japan. The contract between the government & the pharmaceutical encompasses the development & supply of vaccines responding to new #COVID-19 variants. $NVAX #NVAX https://t.co/5U8nEdB8eu

— Super Nova (@NVX2373) April 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/AlYap73961573/status/1516021189566738445

Japan has canceled ~40 million Astrazeneca doses it agreed to buy last year, a health ministry official said in parliament TODAY.

Japan is very likely approving 150M @Novavax made by Takeda this Monday April 18.@US_FDA approve Novavax NOW!@ashishkjha @ABC @NBCNews @CBSHealth

— Pam Edwards (@PamEdwards123) April 12, 2022

Although Japan isn’t yet experiencing a U.S.-style “Great Resignation,” a growing number of workers are considering switching jobs — nearly nine million, government data show. And some are jumping ship, a risky and somewhat unusual step in Japan. https://t.co/6RCPSzxwNI

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 19, 2022

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government fears that inflation could turn voters sour.https://t.co/lcDLoMpJn0

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1515115314643881984

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers on Saturday agreed that their countries will work together to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific region in light of China's growing presence. https://t.co/NnUNTOrE5s

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 18, 2022

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and visiting U.S. lawmakers reaffirmed their commitment to working together under a longstanding bilateral alliance on Saturday at a time of heightened global tensions including threats from China and North Korea.https://t.co/3dE8w4Y7xH

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 16, 2022

Fumio Kishida just did something that no Japanese leader has in eons: surprise global investors with a creative and doable plan to revive the economy’s once-fabled animal spirits. https://t.co/dHGCNgGF1K

— Forbes (@Forbes) April 15, 2022

昨日夜、バイデン米大統領主催のウクライナ情勢に関する首脳テレビ会議に出席しました。
ロシアによる非道な侵略を終わらせ、平和秩序を守るための正念場です。私からは借款の3億ドルへの増額、防護マスクやドローン等の自衛隊装備品等の追加的な提供など、更なるウクライナ支援について説明しました。 pic.twitter.com/e6NOx6uVBA

— 岸田文雄 (@kishida230) April 20, 2022

Suzuki, Yellen hold talks amid yen's tumble against U.S. dollarhttps://t.co/M3OOb7DtA6

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) April 21, 2022

Japan tells #US recent #yen falls 'sharp' https://t.co/XhMMC6sT1I
Finmin defines recent yen moves as rapid, undesirable#Suzuki said govt. monitoring FX moves with sense of urgency; Declines comment on #FX intervention, #Yellen response#JPY #USDJPY #Japan #Dollar #markets #BOJ

— Global Markets Forum (@ReutersGMF) April 22, 2022

Japan’s Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said he discussed recent sudden moves in the yen with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and the two agreed to uphold existing foreign exchange rate agreements https://t.co/tWxMx77fG6

— Bloomberg (@business) April 22, 2022

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will hold talks with Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki on the sidelines of key international meetings in Washington later this week, the U.S. Treasury Department said. #USJapanRelations (via @i_jijicom_eng)https://t.co/3wWaDzMzG5

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) April 22, 2022

Inventors acclimatizing to headline discomfort, Suzuki-Yellen on tap, oil mixed and gold bid on dip By @steveinnes123 https://t.co/xuoxQSFbL4 #Equities #Gold #Oil #USDJPY #Markets

— FXStreet Reports (@FXstreetReports) April 21, 2022

Higher energy prices challenge the JPY as a safe haven currency. FX Strategist Sim Moh Siong sees the new highs of the USDJPY as an expression of the policy divergence between a hawkish Fed and a dovish Bank of Japan. https://t.co/myFEnWTfvJ

— Bank of Singapore (@bankofSG) April 20, 2022

Morgan Stanley estimated the Fed, Bank of England, European Central Bank and Bank of Japan could see their portfolios shrink by $2.2 trillion over the 12 months beginning in May.https://t.co/PExwAUg0oK

— Asia Financial (@Asia_Financial) April 20, 2022

The Bank of Japan reiterated its ultra loose monetary policy with four days of unscheduled bond buying.#EconomicStimulus #Inflation https://t.co/GrtFgwNhPc

— Pensions & Investments (@pensionsnews) April 20, 2022

YEN'S FALL | NO WAY OF STOPPING

The yen fell to a fresh 20-year low against the dollar Tuesday as the market ignored a warning against a rapid decline from the Bank of Japan governor. https://t.co/llEpKJJLhR

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 19, 2022

Bank of Japan boosts defense of yield target, offers to buy debt for four days https://t.co/J8Nso6TJma pic.twitter.com/leFeFG2eaF

— Reuters Asia (@ReutersAsia) April 20, 2022

Morning Bid: The rhetoric from U.S. Federal Reserve officials is getting more hawkish by the day, pushing up expectations for interest rate hikes, while at the same time the Bank of Japan stepped into the market again to defend its ultra-low rate policy https://t.co/i8WvC2U8pA

— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) April 20, 2022

@bank_of_japan_e The scenario that the Bank of Japan envisions by enforcement of persistent monetary easing policy https://t.co/vFc8tk9f4f

— Central Banks (@centralbanks_) April 20, 2022

The Bank of Japan is still strongly committed to yield-curve control, even if it means more aggressive bond purchases and an ever-weaker currency. https://t.co/5HXhAIsQ0P

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) April 20, 2022

ICYMI – US Treasury Secretary Yellen and Japan finance minister Suzuki to meethttps://t.co/rkNIQ6Qhju pic.twitter.com/CJmrZvPtJN

— ForexLive (@ForexLive) April 19, 2022

The Bank of Japan reiterated its strong commitment to ultra loose monetary policy with a fresh round of unscheduled bond purchases in a bid to cap a rise in yields https://t.co/tnmQGqq4JO

— Bloomberg (@business) April 20, 2022

The Bank of Japan is poised to predict the strongest annual inflation in 30 years https://t.co/exBLZDlw0p

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 17, 2022

The Bank of Japan is likely to consider notable changes in its inflation and growth forecasts later this month mainly due to soaring oil and commodity prices, sources say https://t.co/T4hNQ82UIO

— Bloomberg Economics (@economics) April 15, 2022

Bank of Japan Gov. Haruhiko Kuroda said the yen's recent moves have been "quite sharp" and could hurt companies' business plans, offering his strongest warning to date of the demerits of the currency's depreciation.https://t.co/gfTgtrXqrl

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 18, 2022

2/7

As this chart shows, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has been operating with yield curve control since September 2016.

The current iteration is targeting the 10-year JGB yield at 0% with a 25-basis point band/range (gray shade).

The blue line is the actual 10-year JGB yield. pic.twitter.com/qXkF7xA2ys

— Jim Bianco biancoresearch.eth (@biancoresearch) April 19, 2022

Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan is starting to hint at more concern about the yen's rapid depreciation, as that currency hits the weakest vs the dollar since 2002. https://t.co/ASzkzSosZ2 pic.twitter.com/If7IiqxBEV

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) April 18, 2022

Looks like the biggest monetary experiment in monetary history isn't going so well right now. Japan's Yen has fallen to its lowest level in 20yrs as the Bank of Japan continues to print money like crazy to keep 10y interest rates low, while Fed has done some monetary turnaround. pic.twitter.com/SfWjUbL45c

— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) April 13, 2022

Japan's Meteorological Agency says the Manam volcano in Papua New Guinea in the south Pacific erupted at around 6:50 p.m. on Tuesday.
https://t.co/0hHWAtK6jK

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) March 8, 2022

BREAKING: A large-scale volcanic eruption occurred in the Manam Volcano in Papua New Guinea at 5:50 p.m. (UTC+8), according to JMA. #Manam

Himawari-8 captures the volcano ash cloud at the time of its eruption. pic.twitter.com/yxxfJzZhOe

— Matthew Cuyugan (@MatthewCuyugan) March 8, 2022

https://twitter.com/secrettory12/status/1501219737333866503

We've been fooled into thinking the global economy is inflationary hot when it never was. Supply shock effect on prices has created harmful "inflation" to go along with so much confusion.

And all that before this year and what's shaping up to be a global downturn at best. pic.twitter.com/JbJOc71u3M

— Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_AIP) April 21, 2022

The invasion of Ukraine has driven up prices for energy and food and compounded the turmoil in the global economy. But finance ministers from the Group of 20 nations refused to sit together on Wednesday to address the problems.
https://t.co/0sGuoy2Dxt

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) April 21, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.36（Russia, etc. ロシアなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.188

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.293 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.292 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.291 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.290 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.289 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.288 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.287 (U.S., etc. – miscellaneous)

World Vol.286 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.285 (economy – Russia, etc.)

World Vol.284 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – NATO, EU, G7)

World Vol.283 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.282 (U.S., etc. – fertilizer, etc.)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
293：@PhillipsPOBrien,@TheAtlantic
292：@War_Mapper,@sentdefender
291：@KofmanMichael,@bonnieberkowitz,@arturgalocha,@washingtonpost、@anneapplebaum,@TheAtlantic、@amyfeldman,@Forbes、@wojcikrp,@cepa
290：@brynrosenfeld,@kelly_zvobgo,@danielposthumu2,@monkeycageblog、@CNN、@AdamBienkov,@FT、@AFP,@visegrad24,@AlexandruC4
289：@TheStudyofWar、@andrewlohsen,@WarOnTheRocks
288：@ABC
287：@EIAgov,@hausfath
286：@ABC
285：@RTPerson3,@njtmulder,@ForeignAffairs、@elpaisinenglish,@AngelUbide、@CNBCnow
284：@nytimes、@NATO、@eucopresident,@EUCouncil,@POTUS、@dailybeast,@djrothkopf,@New_Narrative
283：@Newsweek
282：@ElizabethElkin,@business、@Hedgeye
本稿：@qz、@Reuters、@reason、@KitcoNewsNOW

「Russia」及び「palladium」「nickel」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

"Some of the commodities Russia exports to the U.S. … also feed into the prices," @SPGlobalRatings Chief U.S. Economist Beth Ann Bovino says. "Cars also rely on palladium from Russia, neon… that stuff isn't going to be coming through any time soon." https://t.co/Jb7k9tf4PH pic.twitter.com/f19fQynIx2

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) April 12, 2022

Sabrin Chowdhury speaks with @BloombergTV on #Metals & the affect on the market due to the #Russia–#Ukraine crisis. Watch the interview here: https://t.co/qTeZVkSznP #ConnectedThinking #Nickel #Aluminum #Copper #Palladium #Commodities #Evbatteries #Greentransition #Geopolitics pic.twitter.com/bEGSOnWKBx

— Fitch Solutions (@FitchSolutions) April 12, 2022

Recession risks and inflation fears keep gold price volatile, palladium price driven by Russia supply questions https://t.co/ue3lbJWuDn #kitconews #gold #silver #metals #finance #investing #mining #economics

— Kitco NEWS (@KitcoNewsNOW) April 11, 2022

Many German companies rely on a steady supply of other Russian exports, particularly raw materials such as nickel, palladium, copper and chromium. #Germany, stop paying Russia for #Ukrainian blood. #BoycottGermany

Nickel Germany's other big Russian import https://t.co/cqMZc5jryK

— PeaceInUkraine (@MikeValInvest) April 13, 2022

Palladium Steadies After 5% Jump on Russia Supply Risks https://t.co/sbqllFYP3E
.#bullion #business #centralbank #disruption #embargo #energy #gold #goldmarket #market #metals #metalsmarket #palladium #pressure #spot #trade #wealth pic.twitter.com/vd6GBXN1d1

— Armin Hamidian (@arminhamidian) April 13, 2022

SocGen to quit #Russia with sale of #Rosbank stake to oligarch #Potanin
Rosbank will join the business empire of Potanin, who is the biggest shareholder in #NorilskNickel (https://t.co/Gf00IdC28C), the world's largest producer of #palladium &refined nickel https://t.co/vhRofLLi3q

— Roger Edde روجيه إدّه (@EddeRoger) April 11, 2022

"Dentists are now paying far more for palladium than they used to but are not being reimbursed for their additional costs under the national medical insurance system."https://t.co/SpllsEwbJp

— Louis Bachour (@louis_bachour) April 10, 2022

The Wall Street Journal: Palladium and platinum prices jump after London market blocks Russian precious metals https://t.co/mCFLpHdUiE #ETF #tracker

— ETF (@ETF_Tracker) April 10, 2022

The London Platinum and Palladium Market (LPPM) has said it will block Russian refineries from selling the two metals in the London market, the world’s largest.

Any mentioned about gold and silver ?
Russia produces 11% of the worlds gold and 5% of the worlds silver. pic.twitter.com/utj8WniS7e

— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) April 10, 2022

London will panic. They even excluded Palladium earlier.https://t.co/EFbfgxOQWo

— Mats ☮ Nilsson (@mazzenilsson) April 9, 2022

Palladium and platinum on Friday.

"Russia's Norilsk Nickel produces 25-30% of the world's palladium supply and about 10% of platinum, which is also used to curb vehicle emissions as well as in other industries and to make jewellery."https://t.co/optX33XSYl

— The Passenger (@gordonschuecker) April 9, 2022

Amplats CEO says carmakers looking for palladium after Russia sanctionshttps://t.co/ncrHcQMJ6G pic.twitter.com/fT8KlSiPJX

— Stillwater Critical Minerals (@Stillwater_CM) April 6, 2022

https://twitter.com/rand0703/status/1511560993767243777

Automotive industry experts predicted price hikes for new vehicles would come soon after they saw the prices of aluminum, nickel and palladium blast off in recent weeks as Russia's February 24 invasion of Ukraine appeared more and more imminent. https://t.co/aoUOtVApIv

— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/karun_f7/status/1500856665280692225

#Industrynews from @mining @Norilsk_Nickel puts #nickel and #copper on the #blockchain with their new exchange-traded commodities#Mining #StocksToWatch https://t.co/DbVCeGUodK

— Metal Energy (@MetalEnergyCorp) June 18, 2021

Russia’s @Norilsk_Nickel said on Tuesday it expects it will be another week before it has an idea of when it can restart two waterlogged mines in Siberia. https://t.co/9qed4SzbvW

— mining (@mining) March 9, 2021

@Norilsk_Nickel partially suspended operations at its Oktyabrsky and Taimyrsky mines in Siberia because it had detected an inflow of water underground, sending shares of the Russian metals miner down more than 6%. https://t.co/fEmDB8MRYN #StocksToWatch

— mining (@mining) February 24, 2021

PLS RT@Norilsk_Nickel , Russian #Mining Giant Admits to Polluting the #Arctic With #wastewater

seen on @EcoWatch https://t.co/RriCFBhV1a @DrawingUnited
aims at exposing these reckless #industrial practices

Join us today > https://t.co/62M3DpvJZR pic.twitter.com/tUVDp7SYTk

— Drawing United (@DrawingUnited) July 7, 2020

#Palladium is up 368% since 2016 & about 70% in the last year. Clearly demand is outstripping supply. @Norilsk_Nickel is the worlds largest producer of the metal. The shares are currently valued at $34.45 with a #dividend yield of 8.96 & a price to earnings ratio of 12.75 pic.twitter.com/jkYZcge7wI

— jwalker (@11jwalker) February 12, 2020

Russian nickel and palladium mining and smelting giant Norilsk Nickel announced plans to pump in more than $12 billion to boost its production capacity over the next five years. .@Norilsk_Nickel #investment #mininggiant #nickel https://t.co/zcbnSnM4MA

— Ebru Karaşın (@Ebru_Karasn) December 11, 2018

Norilsk Nickel and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization have signed a joint declaration to support environmentally-sound technologies in the metals industry, Nornickel says | https://t.co/5WgnOeEXxY @Norilsk_Nickel @UNIDO #sustainablemining #futureofmining pic.twitter.com/2ImAxdXvSM

— International Mining (@im_mining) November 11, 2019

.@Norilsk_Nickel, #SeverMinerals and #Norilsknikelremont have recently completed the relining of a #SAG mill at the company's #Talnakh concentrator in #Russia using @metsogroup's #Megaliner concept https://t.co/vNVeAJZMsM #futureofmining #comminution #minemaintenance pic.twitter.com/U2ZNj15dO9

— International Mining (@im_mining) February 21, 2019

Trust between industry and #indigenous #communities – from myth to reality. Read the examples of the major companies in the primary industry, such as @RioTinto, @Glencore, @bhp, @ALROSA_official, @Norilsk_Nickel: https://t.co/pzIu7spIze pic.twitter.com/BEJvoz8uQJ

— De Coutre (@DeCoutre) January 19, 2021

let us look at palladium https://t.co/pLVot9fZne
let us not forget that Russia is the no.1 producer of Palladium a transition metal. dumb fucks Claudia van Leyen en co.

— Godfrida Everdine Schreurs (@GEGryphon) April 9, 2022

https://twitter.com/barnettenergy/status/1512470494984945664

Every word is a hashtag! Don’t miss this interesting discussion! #Russia, #Ukraine, #inflation, #nickel, #silver (Rafi Farber & Ran Gavriely) https://t.co/fe5aqNiQnL via @ArcadiaEconomic @RafiFarber @GavrielyRan

— Silver Babe #GotSilver? (@yarrs) March 21, 2022

Prices of principal commodities of Ukraine and Russia have risen sharply (Nickel, wheat, corn, platinum, gas, oil…). pic.twitter.com/BjiTTNOQTq

— Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) March 20, 2022

Germany needs to transform not only its energy but also its industry and raw material supply for it. Big challenge…

Russia's share in Germany's selected raw material imports in 2020
Natural gas: 55%
Coal: 46%
Nickel: 44%
Titanium: 41%
Oil: 34%
Palladium: 18%
via @derspiegel pic.twitter.com/3OQQTp1arT

— Alper Üçok (@AlperUcok) March 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/SStapczynski/status/1505464557544046593

The immediate rupture of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is savage.

The supply of basic commodities, from wheat to nickel to titanium to oil, has been disrupted. The West is doing everything it can to “cancel” Russia from the global economic system https://t.co/RRARh3Sfmt pic.twitter.com/AbJc21qrPI

— Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion) March 24, 2022

Electric-vehicle makers are facing problems over the supply of nickel needed to make batteries since Russia is one of the world’s biggest producers https://t.co/egqbAvGpMm

— Bloomberg (@business) March 30, 2022

https://twitter.com/calxandr/status/1513813954740506629
https://twitter.com/calxandr/status/1509103260841672708

Tesla needs to reassure shareholders that it is no longer sourcing nickel and aluminium from Russia. https://t.co/5nl9VEE0Ye

— Neil Heard (@NeilHeard1) April 6, 2022

Global nickel smelting rose in March (even in Russia), satellite data show https://t.co/YKxVqyormt

— Ernest Scheyder (@ErnestScheyder) April 6, 2022

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the ensuing nickel volatility and trading issues in the London Metal…Learn more in our insight >>>

#londonmetalexchange #metals #Nickel #Russia #sanctions #steel #UkraineCrisis https://t.co/QlZC1VbH7y

— QUATRO International Inc. (@QuatroInc) April 7, 2022

Nickel, which is used in the cathodes of the most common EV batteries, has seen extreme price spikes following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But new nickel-mining capacity set to come online later this year could help costs come back down: https://t.co/LjVI9tv2IY

— Grace Donnelly (@gddonnelly22) April 13, 2022

"another..source of nickel and cobalt that could be counted on…Unfortunately, this source happens to be Cuba, and American companies have been forbidden by law to do business with Cuba for most of the last 60 years."https://t.co/ZHkBaNf5K4

— Lone Candle (@Lone_Candle) April 13, 2022

Nickel from #Tanzania is well placed to supply a global automotive industry seeking alternative sources to Russia to feed the transition to electric vehicles, says Kabanga Nickel CEO Chris Showalter. Report by @whitehouse789.https://t.co/xB9Euwkdxe

— The Africa Report (@TheAfricaReport) April 4, 2022

Russia is the third-largest supplier of nickel in the world, accounting for about two thirds of global production. https://t.co/Nc2uuKjdFd

— Quartz (@qz) March 27, 2022

Biden signs bill to suspend normal trade status with Russia
For metals, duties on US imports from Russia and Belarus could be raised up to 18.5% for most unwrought aluminum, 100% for #magnesium, 45% for cobalt alloys, 25% for nickel sulfate, and 20% for…https://t.co/YXEmWY0Nhk

— Martin Tauber (@tauber_martin) April 12, 2022

Rosbank will rejoin the business empire of Vladimir Potanin, the 61-year-old head of mining giant Norilsk Nickel. https://t.co/sQlOZeeye9

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) April 12, 2022

The Russia-Ukraine war has been the catalyst for skyrocketing prices for nickel, a key material for EV batteries. https://t.co/jb0uqqdLKA pic.twitter.com/QpXrLgk9L5

— Csenge Advisory Group (@CsengeAdvisory) April 13, 2022

The massive rise in the price of #nickel has sent shockwaves through the global steel industry but it is forcing manufacturers of #electriccars to figure out alternative sources of finished nickel other than #Russia, explains @kushanmitra. https://t.co/7lAHNUHV1E

— ORF (@orfonline) April 12, 2022

Russia’s invasion of #Ukraine has added an extra layer of uncertainty to global markets. Specifically, the conflict has greatly impacted the #nickel industry– a key component of stainless steel. Learn more:https://t.co/6T14liOPV3 #stainlesssteel #supplychain #russia pic.twitter.com/OEixm2Teq5

— Brennan Industries (@BrennanInd) April 8, 2022

#BMN EU authorities have JUST published the fifth package of sanctions against Russia

The new measures prohibit access of Russian vessels to the European ports

'can seriously hit the Russian exports of Ferroalloys and metals including nickel, chrome and vanadium'

That's huge! pic.twitter.com/8UDLCj4WsH

— AimWarrenBuffet (@AimWarrenBuffet) April 7, 2022

Key parts of electric vehicle batteries utilize nickel and cobalt, which typically come from Russia, China and other countries. Biden now wants to boost domestic supplies of the minerals: https://t.co/qnRFhfB3tL pic.twitter.com/Net1Tj882J

— Marketplace (@Marketplace) April 7, 2022

Analysts adjust higher #Metal price assumptions on Russia-Ukraine conflict https://t.co/7Ww0hj1jm6 via @mining #Coal #Copper #Gold #Nickel #Zinc

— Cellar Politics® (@CellarPolitics) April 7, 2022

Why rise in nickel price due to Russia-Ukraine war casts shadow on shift from fossil fuels to EVs@NikhilRampal1 reports for ThePrint https://t.co/dAraHojQMV

— Shekhar Gupta (@ShekharGupta) April 5, 2022

Nickel is a key metal for EV batteries, and because Russia is a major supplier, the war has spooked the markets. Some carmakers are turning to battery formulations that leave out nickel, even though it means less driving range.https://t.co/LugcWRViKk

— Inside Climate News (@insideclimate) April 2, 2022

The war in Ukraine has renewed conversations around nickel mining in Minnesota to wean off reliance on Russia (and China). But would opening these mines (PolyMet, Twin Metals, Tamarack) actually make a difference? I looked into it for @MNReformer. https://t.co/9qOFJvsRNC

— Colleen Connolly (@ColleenMConn) March 30, 2022

Russia could also spark a conflagration because of the awkward timing of the crisis and the impact on central banks.

The war has rattled supplies of staples such as potash and nickel from producers Russia and Ukraine, worsening the inflation outlook https://t.co/odgQpWK8E3 pic.twitter.com/xkwli5KWmb

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 30, 2022

Canada and Russia are among the world’s largest producers of crude oil, uranium, nickel and potash and, with Ukraine, wheat exports. Amid war and sanctions on Russia, “The whole world is coming to Canada.” By @jacquiemcnish & @vipalmonga https://t.co/KqI7ebBDmw via @WSJ

— Greg Ip (@greg_ip) March 29, 2022

Russia is one of the world's biggest producers of nickel ore, a key component of batteries for electric vehicleshttps://t.co/pu0NUJ9e3e

— WION (@WIONews) March 27, 2022

Vale signs deal to supply nickel to Europe's Northvolt for its batteries – says its carbon footprint of 4.4 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of nickel. That compares to around 8 tonnes CO2 for Russia's Nornickel, and much higher for nickel matte produced in Indonesia. pic.twitter.com/knu5xg7elT

— Henry Sanderson (@hjesanderson) March 22, 2022

Eye on Lithium: Will the Russia nickel crisis spark an EV demand-pivot to lithium ferro-phosphate? – https://t.co/RkwMurauta pic.twitter.com/B8nbz7X46X

— Stockhead (@StockheadAU) March 21, 2022

https://twitter.com/YusufDFI/status/1505748722948644865

Nickel prices, already hot before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, surged after the West imposed sanctions on Russia https://t.co/yFG5c335GW

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 21, 2022

Russia is a military superpower, but its economic footprint is small (about 2% of global GDP), though it does punch its weight on natural resources, as a leading produce of oil/gas, coal, nickel and iron ore. https://t.co/PNkEWIY8xy pic.twitter.com/rSdTc3E57r

— Aswath Damodaran (@AswathDamodaran) March 19, 2022

#nickelmania
"In the U.S., Americans are heading into banks asking for hundreds of $ in nickels.
Russia supplies more than 20% of the world’s high-quality nickel, a crucial component in everything from stainless steel to pipes to electric car batteries."https://t.co/Ay8uZJGZM1 pic.twitter.com/jtVFwVQiTd

— Brock Pierce (@brockpierce) March 19, 2022

A chain of extreme events — and repeated blunders — sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine upended the nickel market and created an existential crisis for the London Metal Exchange https://t.co/WE5iZhD9uO

— Bloomberg (@business) March 18, 2022

Breakingviews – Nickel gets nixed, French firms linger in Russia: podcast https://t.co/G6IcPuLQY9

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 17, 2022

#Commodity corner: #BHP #GLEN #VALE

Rather than its better known EV bed-fellows #Cobalt & #Lithium, it appears the greatest demand for battery metals will be for #nickel.

Which is good for the world's top 5 miners: @valeglobal , @Glencore, @bhp, Jinchuan & @Norilsk_Nickel pic.twitter.com/FO4qGQqSR4

— PMH Capital (@CapitalPmh) December 3, 2021

#MetsoOutotec to modernize @Norilsk_Nickel's #smelting line in #Russia: https://t.co/QR0PTxMawS pic.twitter.com/tnEhMtbRyY

— Metso Outotec (@MetsoOutotec) December 17, 2020

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.46

I am deeply shocked at the fact that on the outskirts of Kyiv terrible atrocities have been perpetrated against civilians. The killing of innocent civilians violates international humanitarian law. It is absolutely intolerable and Japan condemns it in the strongest terms.

— 岸田文雄 (@kishida230) April 4, 2022

On April 12, Prime Minister Kishida received a courtesy call at the Prime Minister’s Office from a delegation led by the Hon. William Hagerty, United States Senator.
Click below for the full text:https://t.co/44ltdTj8Py #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/0Iqm5lYFsW

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 12, 2022

Japan's response following Russia's aggression against Ukraine as of March 25#StandWithUkraine #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/kjkslkSRew

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) March 25, 2022

On April 12th, Foreign Minister Hayashi held his regular press conference and took questions on the situation in Ukraine, peace in the Middle East, work style reform at MOFA, UN reform, and other issues.https://t.co/tIrNpDV3wJ

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 12, 2022

#JapaneseRiceFlour is made into various products including bread and cakes. This series of three videos was produced by Consulate-General of Japan in Nashville.https://t.co/cUTh9LGvhG

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 7, 2022

Japan-UK Foreign Ministers’ Telephone Talkhttps://t.co/O6kD7JWVYm pic.twitter.com/DNqCP5OSj9

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 6, 2022

New #KIZUNA articles are out.
Let’s read about a bio venture’s efforts to tackle blindness, the support of medical startups in #Kobe City & #ikigai, the secret to a long and happy life.https://t.co/BbRf6fmbAZ pic.twitter.com/80TVRutWIi

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) March 31, 2022

So many people celebrating Japanese culture right on Pennsylvania Avenue! @jas_wdc's Sakura Matsuri street festival is truly back and better than ever, and I hope everyone enjoyed Day 2 of the event today! https://t.co/cXGkebe2es

— MIZOBUCHI Masashi (@JapanEmbDC_SPX) April 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/JapanEmbDC/status/1512805807691386887

Our newest exhibition, The Art of the Ramen Bowl is now open! To be held from 3/18 to 7/5, stop by and immerse yourself into the art and history of #Ramen and #RamenBowls at #JHLA! #JHLARamen Event page: https://t.co/1nTZAUTJOC

Media Sponsor: @kcrw pic.twitter.com/1HaylEZ5vp

— JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles (@JHLosAngeles) March 18, 2022

Over 400 years old, this Japanese armour was part of the first diplomatic gift between Japan and Britain. Now on display at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace as part of the JAPAN: COURTS AND CULTURE exhibition. Find out more at https://t.co/lvHVmCEITW https://t.co/j3Ik17dlJd

— Embassy of Japan UK (@JAPANinUK) April 11, 2022

https://twitter.com/YamagamiShingo/status/1513676300547809283
https://twitter.com/YamagamiShingo/status/1513399275287318530
https://twitter.com/AmbassadorofJa1/status/1506819482081439745

Japan high school manga competition opens doors to world for 1st timehttps://t.co/vkIivyDET1

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 13, 2022

“A stunning display of exceptional talent!”: Japanese traditional woodcarver will captivate youhttps://t.co/I7gqHLTT4H

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 13, 2022

Here's the plot and trailer for Makoto Shinkai’s new anime Suzume no Tojimarihttps://t.co/cSy0xhxGb4

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 12, 2022

Adachi museum garden ranked Japan’s best for 19th yearhttps://t.co/ZE5UH0NNTg

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 12, 2022

Traditional doll manufacturing company releases edible Daruma snackshttps://t.co/fHnZiP7Fvo

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 11, 2022

Why does Japan love the changing of seasons?https://t.co/um66et8kvH

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 9, 2022

World-class art finds home on island in western Japanhttps://t.co/DJzf1t4G4d

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 7, 2022

These are the 30 most popular beers in Japan – rankedhttps://t.co/qK3rl4nEYA

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) April 7, 2022

https://twitter.com/CanadaUN/status/1504464863510335488

Japan and Russia have begun their annual fisheries negotiations on salmon and trout catches, following a delay to the schedule due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. | @asianewsnetwork https://t.co/M1qTGygH9k

— Inquirer (@inquirerdotnet) April 12, 2022

Japan, #Russia start possibly testy talks on salmon, trout | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, #Japan News and Analysis : The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/wsXYV0q2kw

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) April 12, 2022

UKRAINE WAR | JAPAN's DILEMMA IS MORE THAN JUST ENERGY

Tokyo has kicked off annual negotiations with Russia on commercial fishing quotas, but the talks are clouded by the invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/n9i0PQJgh5

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 11, 2022

Japan and Russia have started negotiations over Tokyo's fishing quota for salmon and trout spawned in Russian rivers, a move seen as controversial because Tokyo has to pay a fishery rights fee to Moscow. https://t.co/Ng9tj9bWPL

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 11, 2022

Japan, Russia aiming to start talks on salmon, trout quotas: The Japanese and Russian governments are arranging to start negotiations over the fishing quota of salmon and trout spawned in Russian rivers, several Japanese government sources say. Although… https://t.co/EEYUhusfA1

— Japan Today News (@JapanToday) April 9, 2022

Japan-Russia fisheries talks start amid economic sanctions https://t.co/91U00tyHgx

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) April 12, 2022

Japan to Hold Talks with Russia on Salmon, Trout Fishing https://t.co/hsoLznifje

— nippon.com（ニッポンドットコム） (@nippon_ja) April 11, 2022

Japan, Russia start salmon, trout fishing talks amid Ukraine crisishttps://t.co/DFSYqdPLko

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) April 11, 2022

Japan, Russia eye starting talks on salmon, trout quota https://t.co/nVnVGE4cUE

— The Mainichi (Japan Daily News) (@themainichi) April 9, 2022

Government officials from Japan and Russia are arranging to hold fishery talks as early as Monday. These are necessary for Japanese boats to conduct salmon and trout fishing in the northern Pacific Ocean.
https://t.co/xFsM42XLyf

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) April 11, 2022

#Japan will begin talks with #Russia on Monday to negotiate the quota of salmon and trout that Japan can catch this year, a government document showed, after rocky bilateral ties over the Ukraine crisis had indefinitely delayed the annual negotiations.https://t.co/IlI6EMqOZs

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) April 11, 2022

Japan and Russia begin salmon quota negotiations amid ongoing Ukraine conflict https://t.co/Qs1vJZ8hax

— SalmonBusiness (@Salmon_Business) April 11, 2022

#Japan kicked off talks with #Russia on Monday to negotiate the quota of #salmon and #trout Japan can catch this year within its own exclusive economic zone (#EEZ).
(1/3) pic.twitter.com/RhfKFeGWRT

— CGTN Global Business (@CGTNGlobalBiz) April 12, 2022

Japan bans coal imports from Russia, expells 8 diplomats

"Russia has repeatedly violated international humanitarian law by killing civilians & attacking nuclear power plants. These are unforgivable war crimes," PM Fumio Kishida told https://t.co/MmQSx37lUo

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) April 8, 2022

#Japan approved a ban on new investments in #Russia. It also imposed additional sanctions against 398 people and 28 organizations from Russia.

The sanctions include freezing the assets of #Sberbank and #AlfaBank.

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) April 12, 2022

Completely cutting off exports from Russia via sanctions would be equivalent to lopping off as much as $460 billion from its economy, according to an estimate by Nikkei and the Japan Center for Economic Research.https://t.co/e97VAOcgdJ

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 12, 2022

UKRAINE LATEST | Japan's Cabinet has approved additional sanctions against Russia, freezing assets of 398 Russian individuals, including President Vladimir Putin's daughters and the wife of Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.https://t.co/IelJjPpyFr #Ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar #Russia

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 12, 2022

JAPAN PM | SANCTIONS CHARM OFFENSIVE

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering trips to Indonesia and other Southeast Asian nations, seeking to narrow a rift between the region and the U.S. and Europe on sanctions against Russia.https://t.co/AWr9c7Pnrp

— Nikkei Asia (@NikkeiAsia) April 12, 2022

The Cabinet approved additional sanctions against Russia, freezing assets of 398 Russian individuals, including Putin's daughters and the wife of Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. https://t.co/EoRsLmNYJA

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 12, 2022

Japan's Prime Minister Kishida Fumio announced new sanctions on Russia on Friday. https://t.co/R0bDt4cHLh

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) April 8, 2022

#BREAKING | Japan responds to Zelenskyy's call for sanctions against Russia on #ArnabZelenskyyInterview

8 Russian diplomats in Japan and officers of Russian trade organisations asked to be repatriatedhttps://t.co/WOUpnJWArL pic.twitter.com/S0AnfrVt7b

— Republic (@republic) April 8, 2022

#Japan has announced further sanctions on #Russia, saying it will freeze the assets of 398 Russian citizens and 28 organisations.https://t.co/Dgoi4aleFW

— SRI (@SRI_org) April 12, 2022

Japan approves additional sanctions against 398 people and 28 organizations from Russia https://t.co/aiyo6BbfOL

— Baku Bazaar (@bazaarbaku) April 13, 2022

Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia. #QNA https://t.co/k37CCcngbY pic.twitter.com/vROsHtcc7d

— Qatar News Agency (@QNAEnglish) April 12, 2022

Japan imposes new sanctions on Russia, including on Putin's daughtershttps://t.co/o78swcHQHt pic.twitter.com/FFJI3w5yUe

— Yeni Şafak English (@yenisafakEN) April 12, 2022

#Japan's Cabinet approved additional #Sanctions against #Russia, freezing the assets of 398 Russian individuals, including President Putin's two daughters and the wife of Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, and banning imports of vodka and other goods.https://t.co/R6fP4qooFN

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) April 13, 2022

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to announce additional sanctions against Russia in line with an agreement by the Group of Seven advanced industrialized nations. https://t.co/VcrClO3Ju2

— ABC News (@ABC) April 8, 2022

Japan approves additional sanctions against Russia, moving to freeze the assets of 398 individuals, including Putin's two daughters. https://t.co/jC0Mdo9aNp

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 12, 2022

Japan has announced five new sanctions against Moscow, including a phased ban on coal imports from Russia. The country is also expelling eight Russian diplomats.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 8, 2022

Japan is stepping up its rhetoric and economic measures against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, furthering Moscow’s economic isolation and joining the United States and European nations in calling for investigations into accusations of war crimes. https://t.co/j5IQFaG3ns

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) April 9, 2022

Finland seized works of art being transported back to Russia from exhibitions in Italy and Japan, officials said. The shipments, containing paintings and sculptures, are suspected of being subject to EU sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.https://t.co/4i8KiQT4SA

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 7, 2022

The artworks were returning to Russia from museums in Italy and Japan, where they were on loan. https://t.co/Geyl4gZ5pT

— ARTnews (@artnews) April 10, 2022

Under the European sanctions, #Finland seized three shipments of paintings and sculptures worth $46 million that were passing through their territory from Italy and Japan to #Russia on 1 and 2 April. https://t.co/G0yBnWqbLg

— Kyle Orton (@KyleWOrton) April 8, 2022

The Russia–Ukraine Crisis And Japan's Energy Dilemma – Analysishttps://t.co/dLo3vdzi3o
By Wrenn Yennie Lindgren*

The war in Ukraine is a game changer not only disrupting financial markets and human migration patterns but also the global energy landscape. As European count… pic.twitter.com/0XKl8aowbG

— Eurasia Review (@EurasiaReview) April 12, 2022

'Russia has repeatedly violated international humanitarian law by killing civilians and attacking nuclear power plants. These are unforgivable war crimes,' says Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. https://t.co/lPhq4cc4Ap

— Rappler (@rapplerdotcom) April 8, 2022

Japan bans Russian coal imports after invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/EtEKwsYKwo

— FT Energy (@ftenergy) April 8, 2022

Europe may be struggling to wean itself off Russian coal, but Japan has taken the decisive move to ban all imports.https://t.co/OpZaA2cWIH

— TradeWinds (@tradewindsnews) April 11, 2022

Japanese gas companies are preparing plans to source liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Malaysia, Australia and the US. https://t.co/7ZTMOPeJ2a

— Asia Financial (@Asia_Financial) April 13, 2022

Japan: “We don’t have the luxury of being able to produce oil or gas within our borders and that’s why #EnergySecurity is always on our minds.”#CanadianEnergy #MoreCanada https://t.co/9yjMNsa8ey

— Oil Sands Action (@OilsandsAction) April 11, 2022

Japan to ban coal imports from Russia, announces additional sanctions https://t.co/SlokW9cIxR pic.twitter.com/Is4HgruoWe

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) April 8, 2022

Russia Sanctions: Japan Will Ban Coal Imports, Prime Minister Says – Bloomberg https://t.co/fTHksdrpUr

— Senator John Cornyn (@JohnCornyn) April 12, 2022

Japan's decision to phase out coal imports from Russia has sparked concern among some within the ruling LDP, as the economic impact could affect voter sentiment in a key poll this summer. https://t.co/MxhjiSx9Tq

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) April 9, 2022

The world’s third-largest coal importer Japan plans to reduce Russian coal imports gradually while looking for alternative suppliers in the wake of sanctions against Moscow, the industry minister said on Friday.https://t.co/Wgl7j6163t

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) April 8, 2022

Japan signals the move to more #nuclear power to reduce #energy imports from Russia: https://t.co/ZxLNeorYqD $NXE #thisisnexgen pic.twitter.com/uZCUqa7Uso

— NexGen Energy Ltd. (@NexGenEnergy_) April 12, 2022

For India, the fourth-largest LNG importer, the spike in LNG prices holds greater implications than the oil-price rise. Shell's decision to divest its 27.5% stake in Russia's Japan-backed Sakhalin-2 LNG facility opens an investment opportunity if India were willing to seize it. pic.twitter.com/g7vXLNzFfU

— Brahma Chellaney (@Chellaney) April 9, 2022

In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Japan has reluctantly decided to join the other G7 countries in gradually banning imports of Russian coal.https://t.co/KSVWAqJ6Gt

— Climate Home News (@ClimateHome) April 13, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.45

In statement for the Virtual Meeting of the GoF of Water, Amb ISHIKANE presents updates on the "4th Asia-Pacific Water Summit", shares #Japan's local efforts, esp. in host city, #Kumamoto, & emphasizes the cross-cutting nature of water issues.

Full text➡ https://t.co/j7TwlQL8AD pic.twitter.com/j9VDq8ifJY

— Japanese Mission UN (@JapanMissionUN) April 5, 2022

https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1508809874989371410
https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1507500854408097797
https://twitter.com/JapanMissionUN/status/1503730305496236040

国連広報センターの元インターンで現在 @osakini_pj で廃棄物のリサイクルに取り組む藤田香澄さんが、リサイクル率全国1位の大崎町の人々と自身の気候変動への取り組み、環境を守る思いを語ります。

本ビデオ英字幕版は国連本部の YouTubeチャンネルでも紹介されています。https://t.co/MY761l9tPt pic.twitter.com/pmloNO85kv

— 国連広報センター (@UNIC_Tokyo) March 29, 2022

#Rakugo/#落語 is a traditional Japanese comedy where a single performer sits on a cushion and tells a humorous tale, acting out each character. Watch for more about rakugo and how it is gaining fans around the world!

Watch here: https://t.co/dlNZdcAiQF #JapanVideoTopics pic.twitter.com/8Qwve5SAPH

— Web Japan (@Web_Japan) March 31, 2022

In #Japan, you often see a #GachaGacha vending machines with miniature toys in them. These Japanese #CapsuleToys range from humorous figures of animals, to real pearl accessories!

Read more: https://t.co/VaB6S7OoIn
*Available in six languages #WebJapan pic.twitter.com/zxLr2tSViy

— Web Japan (@Web_Japan) March 22, 2022

https://twitter.com/Web_Japan/status/1494177223896870913

Run by @magonotetravel, Food Camp takes guests to farms to talk with #farmers while a top chef serves farm-fresh food outdoors. Farmers & consumers strengthening ties by enjoying local foods together is helping revitalize communities in #ResilientJapan.https://t.co/IvGz17Xxpq pic.twitter.com/xL7617zf0x

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) March 14, 2022

Works by #Miyagi #MangaArtist ISHINOMORI Shotaro feature in #IshinomoriMangaMuseum & #MangaRoad, run by MACHIZUKURI MANBOW Co., Ltd. in #Ishinomaki. Manga-centered efforts have contributed to recovery from the #GreatEastJapanEarthquake in #ResilientJapan. https://t.co/0JNdZPJIrC pic.twitter.com/3ylPsdXpsy

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) March 13, 2022

Japan launched the vision of the "Free and Open Indo-Pacific". All countries and regions that share the vision are now cooperating in various areas to ensure regional and global peace and prosperity.https://t.co/3Js8OJ695j

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) March 15, 2022

#HelloKitty presents Japan’s initiative toward net-zero emissions by 2050. https://t.co/Fm6QpNEPOk

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) March 23, 2022

Thanks to the Government of Japan for their contribution of US $42 million to support our work on the ground in 23 countries to accelerate #ClimateAction, becoming our newest and largest partner in the next phase of our #ClimatePromise.

Read more: https://t.co/IRPZgliil3 pic.twitter.com/eDpHrUUlGc

— UN Development (@UNDP) March 25, 2022

岸田首相のリーダーシップと、日米同盟および共通の価値観へのコミットメントに感謝いたします。ハガティ上院議員、カーディン上院議員ならびにコーニン上院議員のお三方は、日米両国がかつてないほど緊密な関係にあり、その結びつきがますます強くなっていることを目の当たりにしています。 https://t.co/V5hDXxhd7H

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 12, 2022

信越化学工業は斉藤社長の下、ルイジアナ州に重要な半導体技術を含む74億ドル以上の新規投資を行い、日米のビジネスが生み出す相乗効果がサプライチェーンを強化し、世界経済を動かしていることを証明しています。日米は互いにとって最大の対米、対日投資国です。 https://t.co/J2YGC808ke

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 11, 2022

Gorgeous day, great run around the Imperial Palace pic.twitter.com/VfegHAosDU

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 10, 2022

本日、ブリンケン国務長官は、日本の外務大臣として初めてNATO外相会合に出席した林外務大臣と会談しました。ウクライナ国民への支援と、ウクライナへのロシアの違法な戦争に対して、世界的に足並みをそろえた対応を請け合ってくださった日本に感謝いたします。 https://t.co/ODgJpWDoTN

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

プーチンは誤って、国際社会が残忍なウクライナ侵攻に目をつぶってくれる方に賭けた。しかし、その賭けに負けたのだ。NATO同盟国とパートナー国であるフィンランドおよびスウェーデンの代表は、本日東京で再び会談を行い、プーチンの残虐行為を非難した。我々は皆、ウクライナを支持する。 https://t.co/t0OexRIT7P

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

きっと制裁で予算が厳しくなり、ケーブルテレビを解約せざるを得なかったのでしょう。それなら私がお手伝いしましょう。
AP https://t.co/lLHxkYHFca,
ABC https://t.co/9odsGQGrcv,
Al Jazeera https://t.co/cP8NCdbiFM https://t.co/2wSBL1T5df

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

新幹線やリニアモーターカーは、効率的で高速、そして低炭素です。JR東海の葛西名誉会長にお会いし、米国や世界の鉄道網を拡大するための列車や日米のパートナーシップについてお話ししました。このような機会をいただき感謝しております。 https://t.co/oFp4vWuzlh

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 6, 2022

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1511616918465089539

米国への投資から、世界的な半導体不足とサプライチェーンの混乱まで、 @Sony を再びハイテク大手に導いた吉田CEOと、多くのことについて意見交換しました。 https://t.co/2YGw0049XU

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 4, 2022

The world must speak with one voice on brutality. Any country that doesn’t morally condemn these acts of violence has their hands on Putin’s bloody knife. (President Xi?) pic.twitter.com/Lfb7tUOEbB

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 4, 2022

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1509495962556944389

Great to hear from Chair Nakaso of @FinCityTokyo_EN on their efforts to attract international talent and boost Japanese economic growth.@FinCityTokyo の中曾会長とお会いし、日本の経済成長対策や、世界中からの優秀な人材確保についての取り組みについてお話を伺いました。 pic.twitter.com/ylB6Nrm1mj

— Julia Longbottom (@JuliaLongbottom) March 25, 2022

Glad to welcome Lt. Gen. Ricky N. Rupp, the Commander of the US Forces Japan to my Residence yesterday. @USForcesJapan

昨日、在日米軍司令官ラップ空軍中将を公邸にお招きしました。@USFJ_J pic.twitter.com/qnYLMu6eeE

— Julia Longbottom (@JuliaLongbottom) March 23, 2022

https://twitter.com/CJDavidsonFCDO/status/1506187576008396801
https://twitter.com/UKinJapan/status/1503574229652017153

インドの海上哨戒機（P-8I）が、オーストラリア空軍のP-8A哨戒機（ポセイドン）とパトロールを実施するため、ダーウィンに到着しました。今週にかけて、インドとオーストラリアは水中と洋上の監視活動を実施します https://t.co/wv99zWQH1P

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 13, 2022

STEM links between AU and JP – Professor @Prof_Nogita works at the @uqsomme in the @UQ_EAIT. He is a founding manager of the University of Queensland – Kyushu University Oceania Project (UQ-KU Project) strengthening research links between AU and JP https://t.co/gMdPpH5Vs1 https://t.co/xmhhIrvWZM

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 13, 2022

https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/1513799081889521671

Open the curtains and see these friendly visitors in Hamilton Island! https://t.co/N61mkW83B9

— オーストラリア大使館 Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) April 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/AustraliaInJPN/status/1511614709488926727
https://twitter.com/AusAmbJPN/status/1512256426709860353
https://twitter.com/CanEmbJapan/status/1507274705291653123

Since its inception, Canada has participated fully in NATO activities, including stationing troops in Europe. Canada has worked for greater emphasis on civilian aspects of security while contributing to NATO’s military capabilities.
https://t.co/Ul4QQexoP8 pic.twitter.com/m9XrZSMd4g

— Canada in Japan (@CanEmbJapan) March 24, 2022

Thank you #Honda for your renewed long-term commitment to #Canada! With support from the governments of Canada and Ontario, @HondaCanada will upgrade its manufacturing facility in Alliston, #Ontario to build hybrid-electric vehicles. #electrification @HondaCanadaMfg https://t.co/pTMb1HLu5E

— Canada in Japan (@CanEmbJapan) March 22, 2022

カナダは、4月9日にEUと共催した #StandUpForUkraine のイベントに対し、岸田首相に支援いただいたことを感謝します。

イベントでは、ロシアの侵略から逃れる人々のために91億ユーロの資金が集まりました。@JPN_PMO @kantei https://t.co/8HMDtUREVB

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) April 12, 2022

ロシアによるウクライナ侵略以来、その行動を正当化するために、ロシアがネット上で多数の #偽情報キャンペーンを展開していることをカナダの通信安全保障局は確認しています。

偽情報、誤情報、悪意の情報を見分ける方法はこちら：https://t.co/IIR8ozdoVU

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) April 4, 2022

https://twitter.com/CanadaNihon/status/1507194555636101125

昨日、ベルギーのブリュッセルで開催された #G7 首脳会合の際に、トルドー首相が岸田首相と協議しました。

両首脳はウクライナに対する世界的な支援を強固なものにするため、太平洋・大西洋地域におけるカナダと日本の協力について討議しました。

詳細はこちら： https://t.co/3FC1PF0BAF https://t.co/TQvhQ6VoZs

— カナダと日本 (@CanadaNihon) March 25, 2022

https://twitter.com/BMcSport/status/1514045377909239809

'NZ is open for business': Ardern to lead trade mission to Singapore, Japan https://t.co/qtflOk12VE

— Newshub Politics (@NewshubPolitics) April 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/melaniebrockjpn/status/1513372817383108608

Japan had revealed in 2018 that it was working on #hypersonic missiles #AUKUS https://t.co/7vAYKSJ5NL

— THE WEEK (@TheWeekLive) April 13, 2022

'So clearly there is a message there for allies as well — I’d say Japan should take note and consider how they could participate, but that would probably require a ‘JAUKUS’ agreement' comments @Dr_M_Davis in @japantimes on AUKUS hypersonics cooperation https://t.co/MoAHYSF9LY

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) April 7, 2022

U.S., U.K., Australia to expand AUKUS cooperation to hypersonicshttps://t.co/bQx9SxCJEV

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) April 6, 2022

The U.S., U.K. and Australia plan to work together to develop hypersonic missiles, according to a Biden administration official.

The move comes amid concern by the U.S. and allies about China’s growing military assertiveness in the Pacific. https://t.co/LOVhdGrBIT

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 5, 2022

#AUKUS will build #Hypersonic weapons, as #China is the main threat in the #IndoPacific.

The United States has a central role as a Pacific power, and Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan all need to have US backing. https://t.co/j0u3wNIpH2

— The Epoch Times – China Insider (@EpochTimesChina) April 8, 2022

US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman: "America's network of alliances and partnerships is one of our greatest strengths… We elevated The Quad, created AUKUS, and reinvigorated trilateral diplomacy with Japan and the Republic of Korea." (MP) #WendySherman #AUKUS #Alliance pic.twitter.com/ez6jg4ykA4

— SNA Japan (@ShingetsuNews) April 7, 2022

Probably a bit premature to talk about JAUKUS:

1) Article makes it clear Japan will not join nuclear subs project
2) Discussions on its participation are "informal"
3) Australia and UK have already flagged other countries might be invited to participate in AUKUS working groups https://t.co/8VPHyCJBBq

— Stephen Dziedzic (@stephendziedzic) April 12, 2022

Australia, Britain and the United States have asked Japan to join the security pact AUKUS, Sankei newspaper reported, citing multiple government sources.

AUKUS expects synergy with Japanese technologies on areas such as hypersonic weapons and electronic warfare, Sankei said. https://t.co/btt2lZc4Kg

— Kantaro Komiya (@KantaroKomiya) April 12, 2022

"We do these things to keep Australians safe; to bring balance and strategic certainty to our region" he said, adding that included working with the AUKUS alliance and the Quad grouping of the United States, Japan, #Australia and India.#Peace #Stability https://t.co/Wwn8rI2h6g

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) April 7, 2022

Great seeing Foreign Minister Hayashi at the @NATO Ministerial—a first for a Japanese FM. We remain steadfast in holding Russia to account and ending its war against Ukraine. U.S.-Japan cooperation continues to be strong in the #IndoPacific and around the world. pic.twitter.com/nu8tt4SEjR

— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) April 7, 2022

Today, @SecBlinken met with Foreign Minister Hayashi, the first Japanese Foreign Minister ever to attend a NATO ministerial. Thank you to Japan for supporting the Ukrainian people and ensuring a unified global response to Russia’s illegal war in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/P3Wn0W60bN

— ラーム・エマニュエル駐日米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) April 7, 2022

https://twitter.com/LevinaNeythiri/status/1513754304368287747

Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi told reporters that he and Italian Defense Minister Lorenzo Guerini discussed the possible expansion of joint military drills and development of defense technology. https://t.co/N1WPzl3t9P

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) April 13, 2022

Japan faces difficulty in expanding a united sanctions front against Russia | The Japan Times https://t.co/AXlyLCyUOG

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) April 11, 2022

Japan and the Philippines have agreed to start talks toward a possible defense agreement that would allow closer cooperation between their militaries amid regional tensions with China and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/7lCODbhMOO

— ABC News (@ABC) April 9, 2022

For the first time, diplomats from Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand joined the semi-regular meeting of NATO foreign ministers, sending a powerful message to the Kremlin—and Beijing. https://t.co/Hzr0J8SHLf

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 9, 2022

As it wages proxy war on Russia in Ukraine, the US-led NATO military cartel plans to encircle China and expand into the Asia-Pacific, collaborating with Japan, South Korea, Australia, & New Zealand

The US military is surrounding China with missile systemshttps://t.co/PE3LAJpQVz

— Benjamin Norton (@BenjaminNorton) April 9, 2022

https://twitter.com/Anne_MarieBrady/status/1512625307714572295

Japan strongly condemns Russia's missile attack on the railway station in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, which killed many innocent civilians trying to evacuate the city. The killing of innocent civilians is a war crime and it is absolutely intolerable.

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 9, 2022

Breaking with pacifist precedent, Japan sent bulletproof vests to Ukraine’s army. It also cracked open its doors to refugees https://t.co/vGTY9V1IZR

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) April 12, 2022

Japan’s response to Russia’s invasion of #Ukraine marked a decisive moment in Japan’s evolution away from the pacifist identity it has embraced since the U.S. pushed to insert a clause renouncing war into Japan’s postwar Constitution. (via @nytimes)https://t.co/TxoukN8bgo

— JUMProgram (@JUMProgram) April 11, 2022

Japan was initially reticent about calling Russia's actions war crimes, but did so after the Bucha Massacre. Japan's linkage of its expulsion of Russian diplomats to civilian deaths in Ukraine firmly aligns it with the Western consensus. https://t.co/NCwt0wmDST

— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) April 8, 2022

Democracies that sit on ECOSOC and will vote tomorrow on Russia's U.N. candidacies include: Austria, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Mexico, New Zealand, Portugal, UK & USA.

I trust all will vote to reject Russia. https://t.co/Ye2013Q6kJ

— Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) April 12, 2022

According to government sources, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will likely seek to promote the realization of Japan’s vision of a “free and open Indo-Pacific” with China and Russia in mind. https://t.co/CU50mMFSJZ

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) April 13, 2022

'With #Russian forces laying waste to swathes of Ukrainian territory, even the most naive optimist has been forced to recognise that Putin is not going to make territorial concessions to Japan' writes @JamesDJBrown in the latest #RUSICommentary.https://t.co/S1Y4Dk88Oc

— RUSI (@RUSI_org) April 5, 2022

Following #Russia's invasion of #Ukraine, @Heritage writes on #Japan's need to have a contingency in case of an invasion of #Taiwan by #China.https://t.co/3TO8wfdaxp

— Taiwan International Relations Brief (@TW_IR_brief) April 12, 2022

Here's Why Russia Has Its Eye On These Islands In Japan https://t.co/qG8ZAINMNl

— Nerdy Addict (@Nerdy_Addict) April 8, 2022

Will Japan And Russia Tensions Over Contested Pacific Islands Spill Over Into War? – OpEdhttps://t.co/Y1URipaiMv
Each year, Japan’s Foreign Ministry releases a Diplomatic Bluebook, a guide to the government’s views on the world. Kyodo News, a reputed Japanese wire service, r… pic.twitter.com/E2hAOGzMdz

— Eurasia Review (@EurasiaReview) April 7, 2022

World 世界情勢等 Vol.35（Ukraine, etc. ウクライナなど）／ U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.187

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。最新の投稿は http://worldsolutions.work/ をご覧ください。

World Vol.281 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.280 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.279 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.278 (U.S., etc. – oil corporations, etc.)

World Vol.277 (economy – Russia, etc.)

World Vol.276 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.275 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.274 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.273 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.272 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.271 (economy – Russia, etc.)

World Vol.270 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
280：@ObserverUK
279：@TheAtlantic,@RadioFreeTom
278：@UNCTAD
277：@AFP,@YahooFinance、@eshelouise,@LananhTNguyen,@nytimes、@AJEnglish
276：@NATOpress、@kamilkazani
275：@coe,@carlbildt
274：@VisegradInsight,@POLITICOEurope,@markscott82
271：@richardjensor,@TheEconomist、@CNN
270：@oonahathaway,@scottjshapiro,@just_security,@lawfareblog
下に貼ったもののうち１件：@LSynkovska,@Reuters,@YahooFinance
本投稿ツイート：@USDA

「corn」「Ukraine」などを入力検索して出て来たツイート
https://twitter.com/With__Ukraine/status/1508133373931311114

Spain is set to authorize emergency purchases of corn from the U.S. and Argentina as war intensifies in Ukraine. #cornimports #UScorn #animalfeed https://t.co/SqlpAtICKR

— Global AgInvesting (@globalaginvest) March 27, 2022

https://twitter.com/commodityweek/status/1508073971136270337

#BRICS stick to their own narrative. Example: “Strong demand and the West's hybrid war against Russia have driven international corn prices to their highest levels since 2012, attracting the attention of Brazilian exporters.” https://t.co/q81gCWneGe

— Liliana Popescu (@LilianaPopesc16) March 26, 2022

Ukraine's new agriculture minister Mykola Solskyi on Saturday said Ukraine's ability to export grains was getting worse by the day and would only improve if the war with Russia ends…#russia #ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar #adfc #kiev #kyiv #Mariupol #grains #wheat #corn #Soybean pic.twitter.com/GTKQscFuQH

— ADFC Futures/Forex (@ADFCFUTUREFOREX) March 26, 2022

Ukraine's Corn Harvest May Plunge By A Third, Estimates Show
Estimates are now 50%, millions of Africans will be starving will be migrating north for food.
Replace every elected leader D's & R's who aided in this crisis. https://t.co/ujUlZPWVNH

— Metabiota TW P (@twp459) March 26, 2022

https://twitter.com/kannbwx/status/1507381652766720002

Chad Hart was interviewed by WHO Radio about how it will affect Iowa farmers if Ukraine is unable to grow corn this year. https://t.co/Dacy5HD2j5

— CARD_ISU (@CARD_ISU) March 25, 2022

U.S. farm groups urge sowing on protected land as war cuts off Ukraine corn supply https://t.co/qGrUVQrE0Y via @Yahoo

— Lana Synkovska (@LSynkovska) March 24, 2022

https://twitter.com/PriapusIQ/status/1506191225371697152

#Argentina #corn supply 2021-22 begins this week

ARG corn production 2021-22 seen at 50 mmt, with 40 mmt in exports

Typically ARG corn is very price-competitive

Platts assessed March 20-
Argentina corn FOB Up River (May): $331.20/mt
FOB Black Sea corn (Ukraine): $379.00/mt pic.twitter.com/30WvszvnwB

— Asim Anand (@AsimAnand25) March 22, 2022

China would greatly benefit if Russia wins the war in Ukraine.

“Ukraine, too, is a major wheat exporter, and has recently emerged as a corn powerhouse, too, supplying China and its booming meat industry with nearly a third of its feed corn imports.”
https://t.co/tQMhxwt7bd

— Frodo Carraway (@CarrawayFrodo) March 21, 2022

Ukraine is the world’s 4th and 5th largest exporter of corn and wheat, and 85% of its crop exports travel by sea. With ports closed, the country is trying to shift some exports through its Western borders via trains, adding 10% to 15% to the cost of crops. https://t.co/zqdJVC3Rw0

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) March 21, 2022

#Ukraine is provided with food until the end of 2023.

The deputy head of the presidential office, Rostislav Shurma, said: "Today there are enough reserves of wheat, corn, sunflower oil and basic products in warehouses for 3-5 years. We will definitely feed ourselves". pic.twitter.com/1kMZNhRozI

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 20, 2022

#Ukraine has 5 railway border crossing stations with EU type rail coming to inside of Ukrainian territory.
Mobile transhipment ports are setting up now.
Ukrainian #corn is coming to the market… and yes we don’t know what is max capacity… yet#uagrains pic.twitter.com/uIGq8EoMMe

— OLEKSANDR SOLOVEY (@OleksandSolovey) March 19, 2022

"The war in Ukraine means that fields are not getting planted, and Ukraine supplies much of the world’s grains…. We are able to take steps to buffer global food supplies against this risk, most notably suspending corn-based ethanol production."https://t.co/wHcZiSBWZR

— Security Studies Group (@SecStudiesGrp) March 25, 2022

Ukraine ends export restrictions on corn and sunflower oil https://t.co/wVpfgqus0h

— AsumeTech (@AsumeTech) March 25, 2022

Very good podcast ep on the serious supply shock risks in world grain and fertilizer markets exacerbated by the invasion of Ukraine, which is a major exporter of wheat and corn. More inflationary pressures. @ScottIrwinUI ⁦@TheStalwart⁩ https://t.co/T2ejfBwHGw

— Ryan Fazio (@ryanfazio) March 28, 2022

Weekly Feature: Importing countries seek alternate grain suppliers. War has halted shipments from Ukraine, a major wheat and corn exporter. → https://t.co/TFwXsP2q6M

— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 27, 2022

https://twitter.com/ALarins/status/1508013774443323396

Traders have exported the first supplies of Ukrainian corn to Europe by train as the country’s sea ports remain blocked due to the Russian invasion, APK-Inform agriculture consultancy said.https://t.co/sKifC8tRHu

— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) March 27, 2022

How war in Ukraine fuels a food crisis in Africa

Wheat, corn, sunflower oil and fertilizer are among the products affected, along with oil, compounding the impact of political instability and drought https://t.co/9pLTEzbkZY via @scmpnews

— Saul of United (@Viatcheslavsos3) March 26, 2022

https://twitter.com/roqumysocks/status/1507416706821640198

Only 1% Ukrainian corn is produced in Donbas, Crimea, and a potential land bridge but 24% of Ukraine's wheat comes from those oblasts.

Another month of conflict will degrade both sides military capabilities/munitions stockage to stalemate. pic.twitter.com/cYFQQfVxSJ

— History with ketchup (@PGrasmehr) March 25, 2022

The current #FoodCrisis both highlights the need for a green energy transition and food system change.

The #livestock sector uses around 61% of global corn and 20% of wheat—grains that nations in the #GlobalSouth urgently need to feed citizens directly.https://t.co/jFGc8bBVA3

— Sentient Media (@Sentient_Media) March 25, 2022

UKRAINE & GLOBAL HUNGER: Putin’s invasion has put at risk exports of wheat, corn, sunflower oil and other foods from Russia and Ukraine that account for more than 10% of all calories traded globally. With @JenniferJJacobs & @josh_wingrove via @bpolitics https://t.co/5J7lL0XOh1

— Mike Dorning (@MikeDorning) March 25, 2022

TRENDING: Sanctions imposed by the West on Russia have interrupted supplies of those critical inputs all over the world. Fertilizer is essential for maintaining high yields of corn, soy, rice, and wheat. https://t.co/rjtbo9EdJa

— Food For Afrika (@FoodForAfrika) March 25, 2022

“The charts, as interpreted by Carley Garner, suggest that both wheat and corn prices are headed higher here. Maybe much higher," @JimCramer says. https://t.co/Xym187HDLM

— Mad Money On CNBC (@MadMoneyOnCNBC) March 23, 2022

Ukraine 2022 spring crop sowing area could be halved – minister #wheat #corn #grains https://t.co/VCd2HtcFRA

— Ole S Hansen (@Ole_S_Hansen) March 23, 2022

Charts recommend corn and wheat futures might proceed to rise attributable to Russia-Ukraine struggle, Cramer says – Newsworldpress @ https://t.co/xBkwYdOLiw pic.twitter.com/JXz3vuxkZC

— newsworldpress.com (@NewsWorldPress) March 23, 2022

Charts suggest corn and wheat futures could continue to rise due to Russia-Ukraine war, Cramer says https://t.co/VymIvXPncc

— CNBC (@CNBC) March 22, 2022

Ukraine produces about 10% of the world's wheat, 14% of its corn, and half of its sunflower oil.

But as @jacobsoboroff found in Western Ukraine, all of that is now under threat because of the Russian invasion. https://t.co/mEK0DVHEmS

— All In with Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) March 22, 2022

Russia’s war in Ukraine could have major consequences to the world’s food supply. Ukraine accounts for:
➡️12% of the world’s wheat exports
➡️13% of corn exports
➡️Roughly half of the world’s sunflower oil@jacobsoboroff reports from Ukraine’s farming front line outside of Lviv. pic.twitter.com/SvzMvGQ53r

— The News with Shepard Smith (@thenewsoncnbc) March 21, 2022

Russia and Ukraine together cater to more than one-quarter of the global export of wheat, one-sixth of corn, one-third of barley, and about eighty percent of sunflower oil and sunflower-seed meal.#RussiaUkraineCrisis #oilprice #recession @Abidsuleri @vaqarahmed @SDPIPakistan pic.twitter.com/yKg1kbMZHG

— Pakistan Economic Forum (@Pakecoforum) March 21, 2022

https://twitter.com/uoneagro/status/1505907184361779200
https://twitter.com/investrocom/status/1507114115852128267

The Egyptian government is taking steps to fight price increases of basic commodities like wheat, oil, and corn, which have been much higher recently due to the war in Ukraine. https://t.co/INyEmqytBQ by @HagarHosny

— Al-Monitor (@AlMonitor) March 24, 2022

https://twitter.com/AmerLiberal/status/1505943859678826497

One month since Russia first moved troops into Eastern Ukraine. Under normal circumstances, Ukraine would be planting #Corn, #Barley, #Sunflowers, and #SpringWheat today. Russia's continued attacks mean more uncertainty…and more price #inflation for consumers. pic.twitter.com/zBsBAcDdD9

— Peak Trading Research (@PeakTrading) March 22, 2022

https://twitter.com/ec0n1st/status/1506704780130934784

Food prices are already past levels that contributed to uprisings in the past, and the outbreak of a war between Russia and Ukraine — which combined account for 28% of global wheat exports and 16% of corn. pic.twitter.com/5qIhvXoQ69

— Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) March 28, 2022

The crises in Ukraine will impact wheat, barley, and corn, extending an already alarming hunger crisis in places like Afghanistan, w/ 22.8 million now facing acute hunger. The international community must not turn its back on vulnerable Afghans and others. https://t.co/zNHJziEW16

— Michelle Nunn (@MichelleNunn) March 23, 2022

Analysts suggested the pressure on vegetable oil supplies from the war in #Ukraine along with drought-depleted crops in South America were supporting the surge in soybean markets. → https://t.co/7VqZIZGgJJ #agriculture #agribusiness #grain #soybeans #commodities #wheat #corn

— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 24, 2022

https://twitter.com/KevinVanTrump/status/1336683938320969728

With estimated #maize (#corn) arrivals of 16.9m t (up by 28% y/y), the EU will be the largest single import market in 2017/18, followed by Mexico and Japan. While most supplies were sourced from Ukraine, there were also unusually large purchases from Brazil and the USA. pic.twitter.com/tpTUzeMqwm

— International Grains Council (@IGCgrains) July 2, 2018

Japan's corn buyers set to boost buying from Brazil, Ukraine, lured by prices https://t.co/VXGdtIcKlP #agriculture pic.twitter.com/sY9SGfgBMx

— BN Commodities (@BNCommodities) November 9, 2015

Blockade:“$6 billion worth of grain export, some 20 million tons of wheat and corn that Ukraine was looking to get out of the country.” https://t.co/OzHTul18Xr

— Daithí Ó Fallamháin (@DFallamhain) March 23, 2022

ゼレンスキー大統領の日本の国会でのオンライン演説に係るツイート

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy urged Japan to ramp up pressure on Russia with a trade embargo, making an unprecedented direct appeal to parliament that invoked the two nations' shared experience of nuclear disaster https://t.co/uE2Y92Kq71 pic.twitter.com/LN7IZ4rWWa

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 24, 2022

Zelenskiy calls on Japan to impose trade embargo on Russian goods https://t.co/r9ZhOB2dBe

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy appeals to Japan for more sanctions against Russia https://t.co/TkvTZDSpSy

— The Independent (@Independent) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy appeals to Japan for more sanctions against Russiahttps://t.co/6KmNoPsEym pic.twitter.com/TgQJ7t6EQk

— CP24 (@CP24) March 23, 2022

"Responsible nations must work together to protect peace."

Zelenskiy thanked Japan for providing help to Ukraine https://t.co/cHI321nlbB pic.twitter.com/EdH9zlfa9N

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 23, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy wants Japanese lawmakers to impose a trade embargo against Russia https://t.co/ZekNuQsazR

— Bloomberg (@business) March 23, 2022

Japan is the first Asian country to sanction Russia https://t.co/2cIPdJf44d

— WSLS 10 (@wsls) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy's address came hours before PM Fumio Kishida was to leave for Brussels to join other leaders of the Group of Seven countries on the sidelines of an emergency NATO leaders' meeting.https://t.co/vBN6iYZuIk

— MySA (@mySA) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy praised Japan during Wednesday's address for becoming the first Asian country to sanction Russia and asked Tokyo to go even further.https://t.co/mX4VuiVtFi

— Newsy (@Newsy) March 23, 2022

Ukraine's Zelenskyy asks Japan to maintain sanctions on Russia during his virtual address https://t.co/J7YP5FoDyc

— Republic (@republic) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy praised Japan for becoming the first Asian country to sanction Russia and asked Tokyo to go even further. He said trade with Russia should be banned and that foreign companies should withdraw from the Ukrainian market.#Ukraine #Japan #Russia https://t.co/RIlBvsQ95d

— Indo-Pacific Defense FORUM (@IPDefenseForum) March 25, 2022

https://twitter.com/JapanMissionEU/status/1506630181309632513

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges Japan to maintain its sanctions against Russia during his online speech to the Diet.https://t.co/5CLTzX72yn

— Nippon.com (@nippon_en) March 24, 2022

Zelenskyy's Speech Aimed at Winning Sympathy from Japan https://t.co/tEC65Mdas7

— nippon.com/ja (@nippon_ja) March 24, 2022

Japan’s lawmakers stress need for humanitarian aid following address by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy https://t.co/lZzH9vMagP pic.twitter.com/MPwBWTJD3Z

— The Japan News (@The_Japan_News) March 24, 2022

#VolodymyrZelensky to the Parliament of #Japan: "I am sure that Japan will be with us then – just as it is now. In our anti-war coalition. At this crucial time for all of us" https://t.co/LFQSoljQPZ

— KyivPost (@KyivPost) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy warns of Russian chemical attack in speech to Japan https://t.co/bY5wDZauMy

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022

Ukraine's Zelenskyy gives speech to Japan lawmakers amid Russian invasion – The Mainichi https://t.co/LNlMb6gGTC

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022

Zelenskyy makes appeal to Japan in unprecedented online speech to parliament | The Japan Times https://t.co/AfHecSgC0j

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 23, 2022

News Roundup: What Impact Will Zelenskyy’s Speech Have on Japan? https://t.co/1nTXO3qL6V

— セルギー・コルスンスキー駐日ウクライナ特命全権大使 (@KorsunskySergiy) March 25, 2022

Zelenskyy Calling On Japan To Unite Asian Countries In Countering Russian Aggression https://t.co/NYsA7mOkMs

— Ukrainian News (@UN_Agency) March 23, 2022

https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1506741849775652867
https://twitter.com/Lyla_lilas/status/1506584135627849732

World 世界情勢等 Vol.34（Russia, etc. ロシアなど）

All the below links and tweets are in English.

取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

World Vol.269 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.268 (economy – Russia, etc.)

World Vol.267 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.266 (Bloomberg business)

World Vol.265 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.264 (U.S. sanctions, oil prices, etc.)

World Vol.263 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.262 (Russia – economy)

World Vol.261 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.260 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

World Vol.259 (U.S.: projo, sevendaysvt, bfp_news, PressHerald, etc.; oil corporations, etc.)

World Vol.258 (Russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

内容例（各回ツイートもご覧ください）
以下、順に、
269：@DrunkRemnick,@juliaioffe,@NewYorker
268：@AP、@guardiannews,@RJPartington、@nationalpost
266：@business２枚
264：@Reuters２枚
263：@Harvard_Law,Blum,@NazModirzadeh、@YaleLawSch,@samuelmoyn,@PostEverything
262：@guardian,@RJPartington、@AP、@bpolitics,@TimOBrien、@PalmerReport
259：@sevendaysvt,@EfficiencyVT
下に貼った検索ツイートのうち２件：@nytimes,@jacknicas、@NBCNews,@evanbush,@AP

「wheat」及び「Russia」を入力検索して出て来たツイート

(2/6) Ukraine and Russia key producers and exporters of wheat, but not all TOP-10 wheat importers (42% of global wheat imports) import from Russia and Ukraine. Egypt, Turkey, Indonesia & Nigeria with highest exposure; EU-27, China & Japan with low supply risk pic.twitter.com/sOdCGXKsOd

— Werner Raza (@RazaWerner) March 10, 2022

Russia and Ukraine are the breadbaskets to the world.

Largest importers:
Egypt – 12.6 million tons
Indonesia – 11 million tons
Turkey – 7.3 million tons

Other countries with the most wheat imports were: Brazil, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Algeria, Japan, Morocco & Mexico. pic.twitter.com/5FsA9jomVL

— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) March 12, 2022

Japan's farm ministry said Wednesday it will raise the average price at which it sells imported wheat to the country's milling companies by 17.3 % from April, nearing a 14-year high, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine stokes fears of global supply disruptions.https://t.co/lHyIyFJmJ7

— Saul of United (@Viatcheslavsos3) March 9, 2022

Here's a comparison of the top 10 destinations for USA and #Russia #wheat exports in 2017/18. Egypt is No. 1 for RU by far and Mexico/Japan are key for US. Nigeria and Indonesia doing some double dipping. Note: Jun-May for US, Jul-Jun for RU. pic.twitter.com/mTYSlKsw1m

— Karen Braun (@kannbwx) October 10, 2018

CONSUMER ALERT: Restaurants, bakeries on LI are paying 40% more for wheat as Russia's invasion of Ukraine drives prices higher.https://t.co/3OCbQTwS9a

— News12LI (@News12LI) March 18, 2022

Russia's #Ukraine invasion expected to have 'huge impact' #JerseyShore's economy: From spiking oil and wheat prices to a potential shortage of neon gas needed for already-scarce semiconductors, the war in #Ukraine is taking a toll … https://t.co/8DjpnJxWL9

— Trek Maestro (@Trek_Maestro) March 19, 2022

Russia and Ukraine have a share of about 35% of the global wheat market. Ukraine is responsible for 15% of global corn exports.

Most these exports go through Odessa and other ports on the Black Sea, now closed to commercial shipping. Big implications for global food prices. pic.twitter.com/Ou2DfzsbRP

— Philipp Heimberger (@heimbergecon) March 13, 2022

Russia and Ukraine account for 28% of world wheat exports in March. Chart shows % share of global wheat trade, by month. pic.twitter.com/CFCixvpPU4

— 0 (@TipoNomeForma) March 18, 2022

“In 2019, Russia and Ukraine together exported more than a quarter (25.4 percent) of the world’s wheat, according to the Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC).”https://t.co/VseOMWoXAP

— Gray Connolly (@GrayConnolly) March 19, 2022

Buy Agricultural Commodities
https://t.co/b8wmw6rNed

— Will Meade (@realwillmeade) March 14, 2022

EXCLUSIVE: India is rolling out ambitious measures over the coming weeks to try to establish the country as a dominant exporter of high-quality wheat as importers scramble for supplies following Russia's invasion of Ukraine https://t.co/cOpTUxuuRs by @MayankBhardwaj9 pic.twitter.com/6LkOeXlKf8

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 16, 2022

India is rolling out measures to help the country become a major exporter of high-quality wheat as importers scramble for supplies after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, two government sources said https://t.co/Ae51SUP7uD pic.twitter.com/RMMu9oa5Ti

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 16, 2022

India is in final talks to start wheat exports to #Egypt – one of the largest importers of wheat from Ukraine as well as #Russia, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said on Saturday. https://t.co/4AfEnkucEl

— Mint (@livemint) March 20, 2022

Russia earns more than $1 billion a day exporting its oil and gas. It’s also a giant wheat exporter and a key low-cost shipper of every kind of crop fertilizer https://t.co/wV1sju9OrC pic.twitter.com/GJnizpHqyG

— Bloomberg Graphics (@BBGVisualData) March 18, 2022

Both Russia and Ukraine are crucial to global wheat flows, and African and Asian importers are among the biggest buyers.

Costlier wheat and the risk of shortages will further raise bread costs, exacerbating a global hunger crisis https://t.co/wV1sju9gC4 pic.twitter.com/vgv1SOrQMX

— Bloomberg Graphics (@BBGVisualData) March 18, 2022

The turmoil in the global wheat market abates somewhat, with traders seeking more clarity on supplies from the crucial Black Sea region as Russia’s war in Ukraine rages on https://t.co/LrlD3GcCm7

— Bloomberg (@business) March 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/POLITICOEurope/status/1505141112352161793

Some countries could face humanitarian disasters if Russia and Ukraine stop wheat exports, according to an OECD report on the economic impact of the war https://t.co/2FOf9avpor

— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 17, 2022

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is leading to one of the worst disruptions to wheat supply since the first world war. @HenryTricks, our Schumpeter columnist, investigates what this means for global food security, on our “Money Talks” podcast https://t.co/4Tu9bobKik

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 18, 2022

Russia and Ukraine together account for 29% of international annual wheat sales https://t.co/rNFixQpna2

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) March 12, 2022

Russia's invasion of Ukraine could mean less bread on the table in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen and elsewhere in the Arab world. https://t.co/GpB46sTI9l

— WIRED (@WIRED) March 12, 2022

Wheat, fertilizer, oil and gas: The world can find what it used to get from Russia – in Canada https://t.co/0Sq9xBO0rx

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) March 15, 2022

Russia’s war in Ukraine has sent wheat prices soaring, raising the risk of severe food shortages and hunger in some regions of the globe. https://t.co/EzcQG4EmyF

— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 12, 2022

Ukraine's agriculture industry puts millions of tons of corn and wheat into the global market every year, but there could be dangerous worldwide shortages if hostilities continue with Russia into the growing season, Rep. Austin Scott warned on Friday.https://t.co/3qrAAAH7L2

— Newsmax (@newsmax) March 18, 2022

Russia and Ukraine export 1/4 of all traded wheat, more than 3/4 of traded sunflower oil, and 1/6 of traded maize.@timgbenton, @LauraWellesley and Antony Froggatt explore how the conflict might seriously undermine global food and energy security.https://t.co/MWi8TpcBjc

— Chatham House Environment and Society (@CH_Environment) March 18, 2022

27 percent of global exports of wheat are from Russia or Ukraine. For countries in the Global South, it's even higher: 100 percent of Somalia's wheat imports come from Russia or Ukraine. What is unfolding now will be a terrible disaster for the global poor.

— Gravel Institute (@GravelInstitute) March 18, 2022

Instant noodle connoisseurs may soon have to fork out more money for their favourite two-minute meals.

Russia and Ukraine produce roughly one third of the world's wheat and Indonesia, a major instant noodle producer, imported one quarter of their wheat from Ukraine last year. pic.twitter.com/q6D0ZS4mtT

— 10 News First (@10NewsFirst) March 20, 2022

Russia and Ukraine account for 30% of the world’s wheat exports, 17% of corn, 32% of barley & 75% of sunflower seed oil. Russia also exports about 15% of the world's fertilizer.

Now all of that food and fertilizer are stuck.

My story on a looming crisis:https://t.co/mIuWPkqDD9

— Jack Nicas (@jacknicas) March 20, 2022

https://twitter.com/Trade__Talks/status/1505170962064543744

Has Russia introduced a #wheat export ban? No. But this story is not over. Andrey explains why.#oatt pic.twitter.com/WvkAfovsAD

— Andrey Sizov (@sizov_andre) March 14, 2022

#Putin’s attack on wheat-rich #Ukraine will increase starvation in #Africa, where his Wagner Group hit squad is stirring up trouble. His cruel game plan to sow chaos worldwide knows no limits. He’s out to create the junkyard planet he thinks he can rule. https://t.co/lWMeofSD3B

— howardfineman (@howardfineman) March 15, 2022

Governments around the globe are struggling to deal with surging agriculture prices caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as the cost of core ingredients such as wheat, barley, corn and sunflower oil skyrocket. https://t.co/LzxqBjq8sg

— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) March 14, 2022

#Ukraine & Russia account for nearly 30% of the world’s wheat, 17% of corn and over half of sunflower seed oil exports. These have been drastically reduced by war. Worse, @FAO estimates that 20-30% of this year’s crop won’t be planted because of war. A global food crisis looms.

— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) March 20, 2022

https://twitter.com/RugeBoris/status/1503292301241733123

Russian Fertilizer tycoon says, “prepare for global food crisis.” Russia’s fertilizer production accounts for 13% of global production. Russia has also banned export of grain and sugar to “unfriendly countries” – implying EU nations. Russia is the world’s largest wheat exporter. pic.twitter.com/a5I9uZptLt

— Joseph C. Okechukwu (@jcokechukwu) March 15, 2022

Russia produces 26.4% of the worlds wheat. If your mad about gas prices now your going to be furious in a few months when bread becomes $11 a loaf.

— The King's Stone (@KraljevPeter) March 12, 2022

Some 11 million tonnes of wheat will be lost from the global market in the 2021/22 season because of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Strategie Grains said on Thursday as the consultancy raised its estimate for European Union exports. https://t.co/2BJarX6Wcc

— RitaBuyse (@ACOMRB) March 17, 2022

It's mostly Ukraine (one of the world's biggest wheat suppliers) but also Russia that are affected. Putin's war will cost lives way beyond the Ukraine itself. Shortages of grain usually hit the poorest first, these famines will cost many lives.https://t.co/fPI8EW9Td7

— . (@tyrion1) March 19, 2022

Millions of people may not be getting enough food due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russia is the world’s top exporter of wheat and a leading producer of fertilizers. This is a looming catastrophe. Please scrap plans for producing biofuels! https://t.co/88qKQQgVEa

— RePlanet (@letsreplanet) March 15, 2022

Russia and Ukraine are two of the world's largest exporters of wheat and fertilizer. The war in Ukraine is driving high prices and food insecurity around the world, says author and academic Raj Patel (@_rajpatel), who serves on @IPESfood. pic.twitter.com/fA5Pj9ISjy

— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) March 18, 2022

The war between Russia and Ukraine has opened a opportunity for India's wheat to be exported since Russia & Ukraine exported around 25% of the total global export of the commodity. Dr. Ashok Gulati & Dr. Ramesh Chand join in to discuss this@agulati115
https://t.co/dEu3vmbx84

— ICRIER (@ICRIER) March 18, 2022

For wheat, there is less potential for displacement from biofuels. Especially if the world was to limit exports from Russia, which are large.

Important for food security to not limit Russian food exports if we cannot manage supply from elsewhere.

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— Hannah Ritchie (@_HannahRitchie) March 20, 2022

"Russia and Ukraine are two of the most important producers and exporters of agricultural commodities in the world– especially of cereal crops, including barley, wheat and maize. Overall", the two countries export 12% of the food calories traded worldwide. https://t.co/Hg6lVpGvhv

— David A Johnson (@infpwriter) March 20, 2022

Rising food protectionism:
– Egypt: 3-month export ban on flour, lentils, wheat, pasta
– Russia: urges halt of fertilizer exports & bans grains to some countries
– Moldova, Hungary, Serbia: ban some grain exports
– Indonesia: controls over palm oilhttps://t.co/GzFBEnPO4t

— Ziad Daoud (@ZiadMDaoud) March 14, 2022

india plans to export 10 million metric tons of wheat this year to make up for the shortfall caused by the war between russia & ukraine
#hardnumbers @gzeromedia https://t.co/9fiA131Rv9

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) March 17, 2022

Reuters:
Ban on most sugar exports,
Ban on grain exports to ex-Soviet countries,
But (will) keep on providing special export licences to traders within its current quota (6-6.5 million tonnes of wheat to export until June 30)https://t.co/0wippxTbW2

— Dédé@dd (@dddupont1) March 15, 2022

#Egypt has bought about 126,000 tons of wheat from #Russia and #Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict between the two countries.https://t.co/Vqbb0lNZ6r pic.twitter.com/cwSPebxWiE

— Arab News Japan (@ArabNewsjp) March 15, 2022

The Russia-Ukraine war has pushed the global cost of importing wheat sky high, sending a shock through the market of Egypt—the world’s largest wheat importer. We’ve broken down the govt's latest decisions on bread production and the obstacles they face. https://t.co/Jm7gz8T4xO

— Mada Masr مدى مصر (@MadaMasr) March 17, 2022

Six in 10 Syrians don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Syria relies on Russia for wheat, and Moscow's attack on Ukraine has caused the Assad regime to ration food reserves amid fears of shortages and price surges, indicating darker days ahead for war-weary Syrians pic.twitter.com/wePJ6AkYZH

— TRT World (@trtworld) March 15, 2022

https://twitter.com/vtchakarova/status/1504903834992324617

"#Russia and #Ukraine produce about a quarter of the world’s wheat. The #MENA region is particularly dependent on wheat imports from Black Sea ports, which have halted shipping since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine."@APNorg @AUB_FSP @MiddleEastEye https://t.co/YoMoHarafN

— Center For Security, Race and Rights (@RUCSRR) March 19, 2022

With Yemen importing more than 30% of its wheat from Russia and Ukraine, attention is now turning to the possible impact a disruption to wheat supplies will have on the country's already desperate situationhttps://t.co/YTsRjrZUlI

— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) March 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/RaulPintilie/status/1504986437468491778

New: War in #Ukraine triggers food security crisis in Arab world and beyond. #Russia and Ukraine supply most of West Asia and North Africa’s wheat, the region’s most critical food staple, writes @azzilea. https://t.co/kuYXC77fWR via @TheCradleMedia #MENA

— Sharmine Narwani (@snarwani) March 15, 2022

Trade in many commodities — including other metals, agricultural products like wheat, and energy — has been turbulent since the pandemic scrambled supply chains.

But the invasion of Ukraine and subsequent sanctions on Russia, a top exporter of oil, gas,…https://t.co/7GkRWPz9Kv

— House of Procurement (HOP) (@hopinafrica) March 18, 2022

https://twitter.com/LeniDiamond/status/1505625262108467201

A $1 billion plan to boost wheat production in #Africa should be accelerated to avert potential food shortages arising from #Russia’s invasion of #Ukraine, said African Development Bank President @akin_adesina in an interview with @BloombergQuint. [1/3]https://t.co/SgX9ClER24 pic.twitter.com/myvKGd9mqT

— African Development Bank Group (@AfDB_Group) March 16, 2022

African Dependence on Wheat from Russia and Ukraine pic.twitter.com/5rhLlHvBj3

— African Hub (@TheAfrican_Hub) March 19, 2022

https://twitter.com/ec0n1st/status/1503707028858019849
https://twitter.com/man_integrated/status/1503454740058943497

#DYK: In 2020, #Africa imported close to $13 billion worth of #wheat, more than a quarter of all global wheat imports.#Russia & #Ukraine were the continent's 1st and 3rd suppliers that year, representing 39% of its supply. #FoodSecurity #Grain #SupplyChainCrisis #ImpactInvesting pic.twitter.com/E6a5F0I2Qk

— ANDA #InvestInWomen (@ANDAGLOBALHQ) March 14, 2022

African food security has been one of the casualties of Russia's Ukraine aggression. AfDevBank raising funds to help 40 million African farmers increase grain production to offset shortages. Great initiative!https://t.co/65TmYfDUg4

— Tibor Nagy (@TiborPNagyJr) March 16, 2022

The Ukrainian crisis has hit Lebanon: the country has faced a real food crisis due to the cessation of wheat deliveries from Russia and Ukraine, flour is not in stores. pic.twitter.com/2jXjtWffo8

— Spriter (@spriter99880) March 19, 2022

"The study shows at least 25 African countries import a third of their wheat from Russia and Ukraine, and 15 of them import more than half from those two countries."https://t.co/jJVU1Z1sQ9

— Justin Coleman (@DemopJ) March 20, 2022

This isn't getting nearly enough focus:

The war in Ukraine is triggering a global food crisis.
It means higher prices in wealthy countries — and riots and famine in many developing countries.

"50 countries depend on Russia & Ukraine for 30%+ of wheat"https://t.co/mmQkdL3w3d

— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) March 18, 2022

Sudan depended on Russia & Ukraine for 35% of its wheat imports in 2021. Now, Sudan will be forced to find alternatives. The UN World Food Program forecasts 20m people in Sudan, almost 1/2 the population, will be suffer from acute food insecurity in 2022.https://t.co/Ph5fhkOfas

— Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) March 19, 2022

Russia-Ukraine crisis poses a serious threat to Egypt – the world’s largest wheat importer https://t.co/ESVIf7eKxp via @TC_Africa (Perhaps we could sell more wheat to them, we export a lot of wheat.)

— Lisette Root (@Simplylisette) March 19, 2022

161,000 people in Yemen will face famine this year, a 5x rise from last year. The UN calls it a "countdown to catastrophe."

17 million already suffer malnutrition.

The UN says Russia's invasion of Ukraine will disrupt food supplies: 30% of Yemen's wheat comes from Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/OTGYtyqHpZ

— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 14, 2022

The World Bank on Wednesday said a number of developing countries face near-term wheat supply shortages due to their high dependence on Ukrainian wheat exports that have been disrupted by Russia's invasion.https://t.co/hGkLgw0cnm

— ACP Invest (@_acpinvest) March 16, 2022

Ukraine & Russia produced 90%+ of #Somalia’s wheat imports last year. With wheat prices soaring and drought worsening, the number of people that can be fed will explode, unless there is aid.

We must not forget the impacts of the #RussiaUkrainewar on other vulnerable nations. pic.twitter.com/QZExrJ0lRZ

— Jan Egeland (@NRC_Egeland) March 17, 2022

Sanctions on an economy like #Russia that is linked to global wheat, crude & gas, & metals trade & the consequential uncertainty in the Black Sea region—a hub for regional shipping—has immediate negative global impacts, says @ahluss. https://t.co/lMbCJKhZQS

— ORF (@orfonline) March 20, 2022

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, @USAID has supported @WFP to deliver nearly 2,200 MT of food—enough to feed up to 114K people per month—inside Ukraine. This critical aid includes: high energy biscuits, wheat flour, vegetable oil, bread & mixed canned food with more on the way pic.twitter.com/jTGDGAYbGn

— USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (@USAIDSavesLives) March 19, 2022

#Russia is using new means of food warfare to drive up food prices with dire consequences for vulnerable food importing countries in the MENA and Africa

After stopping the export of wheat it is seizing and even sinking vessels carrying wheat in the Black Sea https://t.co/buSyvqeBI7

— Dr Andreas Krieg (@andreas_krieg) March 19, 2022

Recent articles about Japan 日本関連英文記事 Vol.44

Breaking News: A powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Fukushima in Japan, a region battered by a tsunami 11 years ago. Follow live updates. https://t.co/ACO1uwt8Lo

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 16, 2022

A powerful magnitude-7.4 earthquake off the coast of Japan late on Wednesday night lasted more than two minutes. The quake affected the Fukushima region, where a tsunami a decade ago set off one of the worst nuclear plant disasters in history. https://t.co/5LgExTicci pic.twitter.com/W1WrhZn7ce

— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 17, 2022

First pictures show moment earthquake hits Japan https://t.co/WIMZR0AY7K

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 16, 2022

Watch: A powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake hits northern Japan https://t.co/W7Q19W5hqr pic.twitter.com/LmOsZyxSNu

— TIME (@TIME) March 16, 2022

At least 4 people are dead after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit northern Japan near Fukushima prefecture late on Wednesday.

A bullet train was derailed, 2 million buildings temporarily lost power and dozens were injured https://t.co/4VqzZSz7H8 #地震 #JapanQuake pic.twitter.com/NcEMLWXxjQ

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 17, 2022

Residents in multiple cities experienced severe shocks from a 7.3-magnitude earthquake off the northeast coast of Japan pic.twitter.com/ddggvGYk4Q

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 17, 2022

Watch the waves from the M7.3 earthquake in Japan roll across seismic stations in North America. (THREAD) pic.twitter.com/alXX3oXzdm

— IRIS Earthquake Sci (@IRIS_EPO) March 16, 2022

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck off Japan's Pacific coast on Wednesday night has left at least three people dead and more than 190 injured. Its impact on transportation and the lives of locals continues.https://t.co/ZiMearUXZY

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) March 17, 2022

TSUNAMI ADVISORY
MIYAGI FUKUSHIMA

A strong earthquake has struck northeastern Japan on Wednesday night.

for more informationhttps://t.co/hlz8V7j58J

— ＮＨＫ生活・防災 (@nhk_seikatsu) March 16, 2022

A powerful #earthquake has hit north-east #Japan, cutting power to two million homes and prompting a tsunami advisory for parts of the coast. The magnitude 7.3 tremor struck the same region where a major quake triggered the Fukushima nuclear disaster, 11 years ago. pic.twitter.com/rUNQ1LpNfq

— The Bol Kashmir (@bol_kashmir) March 16, 2022

The Abroad in Japan studio took quite the beating from yesterday’s earthquake unfortunately. pic.twitter.com/19YgsXyVqV

— Chris Broad (@AbroadInJapan) March 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/AbyssChronicles/status/1504115251373035525

Strong M7.3 earthquake rocking Fukushima, this is my desk in Tokyo now – you can hear the whole apartment building shaking. Scary. pic.twitter.com/UiiM7yzmkN

— John Daub (ONLY in JAPAN) (@ONLYinJAPANtv) March 16, 2022

WATCH: Woman captures the moment 2 strong earthquakes hit off central #Japan pic.twitter.com/qr2mPBvDrp

— GBN (@GBNfeed) March 16, 2022

SHOCKING: Huge flashes seen in the sky as 2 million homes in #Japan left without power after 7.3 earthquake pic.twitter.com/CfjXcb5Lmv

— GBN (@GBNfeed) March 16, 2022

WATCH: Shaking, power outages, and flashes in the sky as 2 strong earthquakes hit central Japan pic.twitter.com/d7z9CsJzvI

— BNO News (@BNONews) March 16, 2022

BREAKING: Live cam captures shaking as strong earthquake hits Tokyo, Japan pic.twitter.com/UqEZdEKoKy

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) March 16, 2022

BREAKING: Powerful earthquake hits northern Japan, tsunami advisory issued.

Here is the footage of the cat reaction to the earthquake.#地震 pic.twitter.com/B7l1bLlXYj

— World Updates Live (@itswpceo) March 16, 2022

My biggest earthquake in Japan since I moved out here in 2017.
It just happened few minutes ago..#japanearthquake #Earthquake pic.twitter.com/tlJLgfNbkP

— Kerala77777 (@kerala77777) March 16, 2022

Scenes of a supermarket Thursday after an overnight earthquake which rattled large parts of east Japan. "I think we will need about a month before restarting the business.We will have to move all the products to other branch stores and fix the building," said a supermarket worker pic.twitter.com/WCN2WcTTg5

— World News 24 (@DailyWorld24) March 17, 2022

#BREAKING: Japan reportedly issued a tsunami warning following a strong earthquake.#Japan | #Tsunami | #Earthquake https://t.co/RsDAYdfN8X

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) March 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/Independent/status/1504378308913512448

Powerful Japan earthquake strikes off coast of Fukushima, killing four https://t.co/F3LL2sWE5M

— Guardian Australia (@GuardianAus) March 17, 2022

Tsunami alert in Japan as earthquake strikes off coast of Fukushima https://t.co/etgj2riv0i

— Guardian US (@GuardianUS) March 16, 2022

Residents in Fukushima and Miyagi were cleaning their homes after a sleepless night following a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck off the northern Japanese coasts, smashing furniture, knocking out power and killing four people. https://t.co/lnRpMAH2Zg

— Stars and Stripes (@starsandstripes) March 17, 2022

JUST IN: A powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake has shaken off the coast of Fukushima in northern Japan, triggering a tsunami advisory.

Read the latest: https://t.co/i7xcqZW6c7 pic.twitter.com/GpIQgHMJsV

— ABC News (@ABC) March 16, 2022

A 7.3 magnitude earthquake erupted off the coast of Fukushima in northern Japan and left two million Tokyo households without power https://t.co/D4bDO1CPQK

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) March 16, 2022

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck off Japan’s northern shore near Fukushima prefecture late on Wednesday, broadcaster NHK reported, with a tsunami advisory being issued https://t.co/XXbLYazhHT

— Bloomberg (@business) March 16, 2022

A tsunami warning was issued by Japanese officials Wednesday following a 7.3-magnitude earthquake that hit off the coast of Fukushima prefecture, where a 2011 quake caused a disaster at a nuclear power plant.https://t.co/xHSrkYuJ7P

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) March 16, 2022

#BREAKING Japan nuclear authority says no abnormalities at stricken Fukushima plant after quake pic.twitter.com/S3eF14ecIg

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) March 16, 2022

A powerful 7.4 magnitude #earthquake struck off the coast of Fukushima in northern #Japan on Wednesday night, smashing furniture, knocking out power and killing 4 people. A small #tsunami reached shore, but low-risk advisory was lifted by Thursday morninghttps://t.co/lgyZgdTO52

— The Hindu (@the_hindu) March 17, 2022

BREAKING: A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the northeastern prefectures of Miyagi and Fukushima on Wednesday night, registering a strong 6 on Japan’s seismic scale. https://t.co/OeUihiXBqs

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) March 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/UKinJapan/status/1504355614092320768

The magnitude 7.3 #Japan #earthquake was preceded by a 6.4 2 mins earlier in about the same area. The signal at station IU.ULN (Mongolia) is not clipped and you just see the foreshock signal before the P-wave from the 7.3 and the much larger surface waves. Data from @IRIS_EPO pic.twitter.com/NU29S2RCPd

— Dr. Steven J. Gibbons (@stevenjgibbons) March 16, 2022

My god, there was 2 MORE smaller earthquakes just now up in Northern Japan, totaling 4 earthquakes in the span of a few hours. pic.twitter.com/BS4W29uXdC

— Joey (@TheAn1meMan) March 16, 2022

https://twitter.com/shonenleaks/status/1504108211976105984

今後48時間以内に東京南部で強い地震が発生する可能性があります。 – https://t.co/9gnY4xO5Is pic.twitter.com/NWa6efWSRv

— Japan Earthquakes (@earthquakejapan) March 15, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approached Japan about delivering a virtual speech to parliament, as he continues to rally international support to defend his country from Russia's invasion. (via @kyodo_english)https://t.co/MMRYLccc7g

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) March 17, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approached Japan about delivering an online speech to members of the country's parliament, according to sources familiar with the matterhttps://t.co/9KBm9z4Ijh

— Kyodo News | Japan (@kyodo_english) March 16, 2022

Former US ambassador to #Ukraine Bill Taylor reacted to President Zelensky's address to Congress, telling me: "It was an emotional appeal, a direct appeal, and the response was bipartisan support…he raised 9/11 and Pearl Harbor, where the US was attacked from the sky" pic.twitter.com/RgcVpbQyYq

— Yalda Hakim (@BBCYaldaHakim) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President @ZelenskyyUa's appeal to Congress this morning: close the skies. In his virtual address he invoked Pearl Harbor and 9/11. What do the attacks have in common? They came from the skies. My analysis with @jimsciutto pic.twitter.com/miestC5dSs

— Dana Bash (@DanaBashCNN) March 16, 2022

In a speech to U.S. Congress, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky asked politicians to "remember Pearl Harbor…remember September the 11th" in his direct appeal to the U.S. to aid in establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/arcgr2ybvr

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) March 16, 2022

At the end of Volodymyr Zelensky’s address to Congress, he made a direct appeal to President Biden in English. “Being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace,” he said. But the undercurrent of his remarks was disappointment. https://t.co/YNqMycJzmB

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) March 17, 2022

The United States and Russia hold first high-level talks since war began https://t.co/EJ213rcUYB #Ukraine #Russia

— Forbes (@Forbes) March 17, 2022

“This is a terror Europe has not seen for 80 years, and we are asking for a response.” https://t.co/DG3QbsxJTb

— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) March 17, 2022

Zelensky invokes Pearl Harbor, 9/11 while asking US for no-fly zone, anti-aircraft weapons https://t.co/i1TMKA9lv5 pic.twitter.com/zMVBUPGSDz

— New York Post (@nypost) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President Zelensky pleads for support, presses Biden to be ‘the leader of peace’ in address to Congresshttps://t.co/om9EMWHhSU

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) March 16, 2022

Ukraine President Zelensky compared the Russian invasion to Pearl Harbor and 9/11.

“Our country experiences the same every day, right now at this moment. Every night for three weeks now.”
https://t.co/rcnKFdLGiJ

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 16, 2022

Invoking Pearl Harbor and 9/11, Zelensky issues extraordinary plea for help https://t.co/FswdGWd5Am

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) March 16, 2022

Zelenskyy: "Remember Pearl Harbor, the terrible morning of December 7, 1941, when your sky was black from the planes attacking you, just remember it. Remember September 11, a terrible day in 2001… our country experiences the same every day right now." pic.twitter.com/g5F04Xtlvh

— Newsmax (@newsmax) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a virtual address to Congress on Wednesday. https://t.co/v44mMpgiLk

— Complex (@Complex) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President @ZelenskyyUa cited Pearl Harbor and the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 today as he appealed to the U.S. Congress to do more to help #Ukraine’s fight against Russia. https://t.co/C8bYNbT4Ni

— The Morning Call (@mcall) March 16, 2022

#NEW: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy cited Pearl Harbor and the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 as he appealed to U.S. Congress to do more to help Ukraine’s fight against Russia.https://t.co/B9zyrCcVH9

— CityNews Toronto (@CityNewsTO) March 16, 2022

UPDATE: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky cited Pearl Harbor and the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, as he appealed to the U.S. Congress to do more to help push back against Russian forces. https://t.co/M03AcuhubS

— CBC News (@CBCNews) March 16, 2022

Zelensky invokes 9/11, Pearl Harbor in plea to US Congress for no-fly zone https://t.co/Z3LyaJFOSF

— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) March 16, 2022

In an emotional speech, Zelensky invoked Pearl Harbor and the 9/11 attack as he discussed the Russian airstrikes on Ukrainian cities. He also presented a short video clip, showing civilian victims and massive damage to Ukrainian cities.https://t.co/rcvcLT9b4D

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) March 16, 2022

#AMAY| Zelensky to US lawmakers: ‘We need you right now’ as he invokes Pearl Harbor and 9/11https://t.co/Mvxpc2Tkkl pic.twitter.com/A1oCwp4xZO

— Egypt Independent (@EgyIndependent) March 17, 2022

President Zelensky asks for a no fly zone: "Remember Pearl Harbor…remember September 11th…our country experiences the same every day. Right now, at this moment, every night…Russia has turned the Ukrainian sky into a source of death…" pic.twitter.com/9CsTNHdqnV

— CSPAN (@cspan) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appealed to Congress for help directly Wednesday, telling US lawmakers "we need you right now" as he invoked tragedies in American history like the attack on Pearl Harbor and the September 11 terrorist attack. https://t.co/nRLoMBkdWP

— CNN (@CNN) March 16, 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky invokes Pearl Harbor and 9/11 in a virtual plea to Congress for more US aid as Russian attacks intensify in Kyiv https://t.co/iQkw6aAlfh pic.twitter.com/JiLkwSXNEo

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 16, 2022

'Remember Pearl Harbor': Ukrainian President @zelenskyyUa cited Pearl Harbor and the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 as he appealed to Congress to do more to help Ukraine's fight against Russia.
Read more here: https://t.co/AlvRTAs0xX #Zelenskyy #Congress #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/U9OqOAbATN

— NewsNation (@NewsNation) March 16, 2022

FULL SPEECH of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy address to the US Congress US Senate regarding the war in #Ukraine. #Zelenskyy says we must remember Pearl Harbor.#StandForBetter https://t.co/5uUg6U2Bzp

— StandForBetter.org (@StandForBetter) March 16, 2022

President Zelensky evoked the horrors of 9/11 and Pearl Harbor to renew his appeal for a no-fly zone over Ukraine — or at least the provision of more air defence systems — in a historic address to the US Congress https://t.co/yYQkMV4UrJ

— The Times (@thetimes) March 16, 2022

Zelensky asks for a no-fly zone: "Remember Pearl Harbor? The terrible morning of Dec. 7, 1941, when your sky was black from the planes attacking you? Just remember it. Remember September 11, that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields?" pic.twitter.com/wqMgP8I0Dq

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 16, 2022

Zelensky has worked this week to make the conflict in his country personal. Speaking to Congress now, he likened the attacks on his country to Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor or the 9/11 attacks. Yesterday, he urged Canadians to imagine an attack on Toronto or Vancouver.

— Vivian Salama (@vmsalama) March 16, 2022