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U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.16（Abe’s visit to the U.S. 安倍首相訪米：North Korea, China, South Korea など）

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Op-ed: A Roadmap for the Day After the Trump-Kim Summit | Martin B. Malin, Hui Zhang @ Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Op-ed: A Bold and Risky Gambit: The Trump Play on North Korea | Elizabeth D. Sherwood-Randall @TheHill
Kim Jong-un has a maximum pressure and engagement strategy of his own: Why talk of a North-South peace treaty is more of the same (04/18/2018) | Jung H. Pak @BrookingsInst
YouTube: Laura Holgate – WMDs, Bad Actors, and North Korea | Snack Break with Aroop Mukharji
Kim Jong-un will not give up North Korea’s nuclear weapons (04/09/2018) | Evans J.R. Revere @BrookingsInst
What China gained from hosting Kim Jong Un: An edge over Washington, not friendship with Pyongyang (04/10/2018) | What China gained from hosting Kim Jong Un | Oriana Skylar Mastro @AEI
Why China Won’t Yield to Trump (04/17/2018) | JEFFREY FRANKEL @ProSyn
Challenging China (04/13/2018) | Gary J. Schmitt, Jamie M. Fly @weeklystandard @AEI

.@POTUS Trump thanks Prime Minister @AbeShinzo for his support, discusses U.S.-Japan cooperation on #NorthKorea, defense, and trade, and affirms close friendship between the United States and #Japan. Watch the full press conference on https://t.co/jP34FEu9Lp pic.twitter.com/thgONHFwKC

— Department of State (@StateDept) April 19, 2018

It was my great honor to host my friend @JPN_PMO @AbeShinzo and his delegation at Mar-a-Lago for the past two days. Lots accomplished, thank you! #Success🇺🇸🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/2NnItfwfBl

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 19, 2018

[Visit to the United States: First Day]
On April 17 (local time), PM Abe visited Palm Beach, Florida in the United States of America.
PM Abe visited Mar-a-Lago, and held talks with @realDonaldTrump (@POTUS). https://t.co/K7K0PceRDv #PMinAction #AbeVisit 🇯🇵 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/iiY0y46XiB

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 19, 2018

.@POTUS Trump, @VP Pence and Acting Secretary Sullivan host a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister @abeshinzo to explore ways to expand fair and reciprocal trade and investment ties between the U.S. and #Japan, 2 of the world’s wealthiest and most innovative economies. pic.twitter.com/Dx63tnn1b5

— Department of State (@StateDept) April 18, 2018

[Message from PM Abe]
Shortly after touching down in Florida, I began summit talks with President Trump. We spent most of today discussing North Korean issues and we ended with a shared understanding regarding extremely important points. https://t.co/WkHgYgVdSA #AbeVisit pic.twitter.com/5K3RsYAupk

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 18, 2018

Remarks by @POTUS Trump and Prime Minister @AbeShinzo of #Japan before their bilateral meeting: https://t.co/WotquA3FJh pic.twitter.com/Rs0pvHtK1W

— EAP Bureau (@USAsiaPacific) April 17, 2018

On April 17, 2018, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held a press occasion at the Prime Minister’s Office.
Regarding his visit to the United States, the Prime Minister said, https://t.co/VKme8zFf98 #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/HN3e3DiCwa

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 18, 2018

As Prime Minister Abe begins talks w/@POTUS in Florida, this @WhiteHouse Fact Sheet outlines work that has been done to this point on issues including maintaining maximum pressure on N. Korea, building investment ties, & return of abductees from N. Korea. https://t.co/GbkaubgAI3

— Japan Embassy DC (@JapanEmbDC) April 17, 2018

Welcome Prime Minister Abe! pic.twitter.com/538EYyfWDq

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2018

On April 16, 2018, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe received a courtesy call from H.E. Mr. Wang Yi, State Councilor and Foreign Minister for the People’s Republic of China, at the Prime Minister’s Office. https://t.co/vv5MgBDexp #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/1vUedD7OfS

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) April 17, 2018

G7 Leaders’ Statement on Syria https://t.co/jDYb9Ui6Qq

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) April 16, 2018

President Trump announces Presidential Delegation for the official Working Visit with Prime Minister @AbeShinzo of Japan. Follow @USAsiaPacific and @usembassytokyo for more information on U.S. engagement with #Japan. https://t.co/nHwHY936am

— Department of State (@StateDept) April 17, 2018

Commentary from Robert Boxwell: The elephant in the Trump-Abe room https://t.co/95cM6iHWsr pic.twitter.com/tjn6ZOx5bD

— Reuters Opinion (@ReutersOpinion) April 18, 2018

Trump says the 'maximum pressure' campaign of tough economic sanctions will continue until North Korea 'denuclearizes.' https://t.co/L7TdSAAlGf

— AP Politics (@AP_Politics) April 19, 2018

5 reasons why Shinzo Abe needs the U.S.-Japan talks to go well https://t.co/1sozmgpJK2

— TIME (@TIME) April 18, 2018

Trump appears to have changed his mind about TPP—again https://t.co/3wDcf11vhW

— TIME (@TIME) April 18, 2018

As Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meets with President Trump, learn more about the audacious set of economic policies he has introduced to spur Japan out of its decades-long deflationary slump: https://t.co/v9XXfTU0OV

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

Here's what the Trump-Abe summit needs to accomplish to be successful: https://t.co/7AHxk50HxR by @SheilaSmithCFR

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

Abe: Japan and U.S. to talk tradehttps://t.co/rl6gJB7WdW pic.twitter.com/NPGSd2fqxK

— POLITICO (@politico) April 19, 2018

In my latest for @politico, I argue that the Trump-Kim summit could produce a "six-win deal" that would allow not only Trump and Kim, but also Moon, Abe, Xi, and Putin to declare victory. https://t.co/dxmshxxYwF

— Graham Allison (@GrahamTAllison) April 18, 2018

Interesting and measured piece on coming up with a plan for Trump-Kim summit. By Marty Malin and Hui Zhang of Harvard's @BelferCenter https://t.co/cHEM2odQbN pic.twitter.com/d4aUlQomvC

— BulletinOfTheAtomic (@BulletinAtomic) April 18, 2018

"East Asian countries need to decide whether this is something they are willing to accept. In particular, Japan, the only country with the potential power to balance China, faces an important choice." https://t.co/s32ZQflrvK

— Brendan Nyhan (@BrendanNyhan) February 28, 2018

Donald Trump ends his brief flirtation with TPP https://t.co/KL6jo0ly2t

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 18, 2018

Japan to bolster coast guard patrols near disputed Senkaku Islands | The Japan Times https://t.co/AXml6zHZSQ aerial patrols for 24 hour coverage

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 17, 2018

During Tokyo meet Kono, Wang agree to mutual visits by Abe, Xi | The Japan Times https://t.co/bOKcLZLQhe

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 15, 2018

Japan, China agree to mutual official visits by Abe, Xi https://t.co/OVWi1YTCmb

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 15, 2018

Centuries-worth supply of rare earths found in Japanese waters – The Mainichi https://t.co/UwKcjZVk25 Minamitorishima would probably not meet the criteria for an island that can generate a 200nm EEZ, based on 2016 SCS tribunal ruling pic.twitter.com/gEDPTRtotp

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 12, 2018

Trump changed his mind on joining the TPP … again https://t.co/jm6uchGHW3

— Vox (@voxdotcom) April 18, 2018

Trump’s top intelligence chief visits North Korea over Easter weekend. Via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/utOSjEQyAQ

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

South Korea says discussing peace deal with North Korea ahead of summit https://t.co/Mru6VZXJSV pic.twitter.com/7e7QrHxpZV

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

Explainer: North Korea peace deal – Neither a new nor a simple idea https://t.co/nmrUcSExmB pic.twitter.com/SzzwMR99HK

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

Trump reassures U.S. farmers concerned about trade tension with China pic.twitter.com/16J9NcYOUJ

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

China says Nepal a natural area for cooperation with India https://t.co/2nMOU9RX2q pic.twitter.com/XmyV3DzrdT

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

Whiskey sour? China importers fret over U.S. trade battle https://t.co/VkqSGrxehl

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

China has contingency plans to deal with U.S. trade frictions: state planner https://t.co/5ar47hiDBV pic.twitter.com/OivZ3WdkXP

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

Asian shares edge higher in step with Wall Street, China lags https://t.co/Ca4tP9bTAv

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 18, 2018

South Korea says discussing peace deal with North Korea ahead of summit https://t.co/InLUdzP4Ab pic.twitter.com/lS2kuEp1YO

— Reuters UK (@ReutersUK) April 18, 2018

Human rights and arms control advocates warn Trump's 'Buy American' initiative could increase risk of arms being diverted into the wrong hands https://t.co/mptK1qXbA3 pic.twitter.com/AsARUC0OKQ

— Reuters World (@ReutersWorld) April 18, 2018

A beginner's guide to negotiating with Kim Jong-un https://t.co/VKsdcP2LIi

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) April 19, 2018

President Trump says he'll pull the plug on the North Korea summit if he feels it won't be "fruitful" https://t.co/2Ph8IETgYY

— TIME (@TIME) April 19, 2018

Will President Trump give away too much as he tries to make a deal with North Korea?
https://t.co/6f93MQLaEo

— TIME (@TIME) April 18, 2018

'There is a bright path available to North Korea when it achieves denuclearization in a complete and verifiable and irreversible way,' President Trump said.https://t.co/5IxHqwhNh2

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 19, 2018

Meet Me in Mongolia: How Aging Aircraft May Dictate Kim-Trump Venue https://t.co/IOLE6FReWp

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 19, 2018

Pompeo’s secret trip to North Korea shows Trump’s trust, as well as the role spies, not diplomats, played in opening between Trump and Kim. But some question whether Pompeo got anything from the North Koreans. https://t.co/go7QHeoiZW

— Mark Landler (@MarkLandler) April 18, 2018

As top national security officials continue to work behind the scenes to prepare for an audacious one-on-one meeting between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, a key sticking point has emerged: where to hold the talks https://t.co/g9Im3SwTgK pic.twitter.com/S4e6DaHgkN

— CNN (@CNN) April 19, 2018

Is Trump ready to meet Kim Jong Un or is he just buying "magic beans"? https://t.co/exlgvrUJjg pic.twitter.com/2l0DocBgYS

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 19, 2018

China—not Trump—could lose most in a trade war with the U.S. https://t.co/W7pUx5IFtd pic.twitter.com/xMdNWlZwdx

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 18, 2018

A timeline of the Trump administration's engagement with North Korea https://t.co/DiXcefR22A pic.twitter.com/yU4UYwYJqR

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 18, 2018

.@UriLF argues Trump wants to go big on North Korea: https://t.co/ZaxBGXF316 pic.twitter.com/qeac9H8CWe

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) April 19, 2018

North Korea has a new budget and it's full of fiscal hijinks, @EricTalmadge reports. https://t.co/njxwkRGfIF

— The Associated Press (@AP) April 19, 2018

China is North Korea’s biggest trade partner and arguably has the most leverage on Kim Jong-un’s regime. More on the relationship: https://t.co/l7XrgPhJGD

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

Trump is right to consider participating in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, even if U.S. allies are resistant to renegotiating the agreement, writes @edwardalden https://t.co/rDKn3fTQCk

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

CIA Director Mike Pompeo, awaiting confirmation as secretary of state, traveled to North Korea to meet Kim Jong-un last week. More: https://t.co/1Li4T5jcql pic.twitter.com/Kiys0aaRqb

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 18, 2018

Starting with Djibouti, China is testing an emerging strategy of using its economic influence to advance its security interests: https://t.co/7LwCBoj4jc

— CFR Asia Program (@CFR_Asia) April 18, 2018

China’s Currency Internationalization Is Failing; Oil Futures Won’t Rescue It
– my latest Geo-Graphics blog posthttps://t.co/MtWhQAGSQo pic.twitter.com/b04JkJaSGr

— Benn Steil (@BennSteil) April 18, 2018

Interesting and measured piece in @BulletinAtomic on what talks with North Korea could look like by Marty Malin and Hui Zhang @BelferCenter https://t.co/ydDLwAf78L

— Aaron Arnold (@aaron_m_arnold) April 18, 2018

The @StimsonCenter @SAVoices page for my forthcoming @GUPress book with @Yogeshjoshidec1 is now live at https://t.co/GTodupytPO, with additional advance reviews cc @BelferCenter @ManagingtheAtom @StanfordCISAC

— Frank O'Donnell (@frank11285) April 12, 2018

Will the threat of more tariffs prove effective against Beijing? https://t.co/Fy2gULYgIl

— Salon (@Salon) April 18, 2018

The North Korea meeting suggests Mike Pompeo is already playing top diplomat, even though he's yet to be confirmed by the Senate. https://t.co/nJ1ACCmnHA

— NPR (@NPR) April 18, 2018

Xi to Visit N.Korea in June https://t.co/D2Mu9OqAgu

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 17, 2018

China’s Maritime Silk Road: Strategic and Economic Implications for the Indo-Pacific Region https://t.co/KevrMHzxyK eyeballing another report on Chinese port investments, from a team @csis pic.twitter.com/6fjD3RY7Fp

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 18, 2018

Harbored Ambitions: How China’s Port Investments are Strategically Reshaping the Indo-Pacific https://t.co/TPf0znieEi eyeballing new report from @C4ADS pic.twitter.com/shHmsurTf3

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 17, 2018

EU ambassadors to Beijing band against China's Silk Road in critical report https://t.co/o2qQ9uSG2w pic.twitter.com/3UChpswSUn

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 17, 2018

Keeping Up with China's PLAN https://t.co/vLqRzgwvMP by Robert Ross

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 16, 2018

IMF’s Lagarde warns China on Belt and Road debt https://t.co/1cPFJGWYJx

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 12, 2018

South China Sea code 'should be binding', says Chinese scholar https://t.co/Nf0fGSithS Wu Shicun

— M. Taylor Fravel (@fravel) April 12, 2018

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.15（Abe’s visit to the U.S. 安倍首相訪米：North Korea, China, South Korea など）

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日本
Another date at Mar-a-Lago: Will Abe and Trump go steady? (04/16/2018) | Mireya Solís @BrooingsInst

North Korea. Tariffs. Scoring domestic political points.

RAND's Jeffrey Hornung discusses what's at stake for Trump and Abe during this week's U.S.-Japan summit: https://t.co/gfvn0Wlx5j

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) April 18, 2018

Japan is the United States' fourth biggest trading partner and a key military ally https://t.co/X5H6eB682K

— CNN International (@cnni) April 17, 2018

It’s Trump/Abe day! Wondering why Abe is here or what’s at stake? @dandeluce and I have a @ForeignPolicy piece for you! https://t.co/3oIyZhvvVV

— Emily Tamkin (@emilyctamkin) April 17, 2018

Japanese President Abe will meet with US President Trump this week, preparing for conversation between the US and North Korea. Other key global events this month in our list: https://t.co/BtwLj1EJOV

— Intl Peace Institute (@ipinst) April 17, 2018

Japan's Shinzo Abe comes to Mar-a-Lago this week ready to renew the vows of a special bond. But whether Trump will reciprocate his enthusiasm is an open question, argues @solis_msolis: https://t.co/dIPIhOEXIn pic.twitter.com/uF0OMXggyC

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) April 17, 2018

How to strengthen defense trade cooperation between the U.S. and Japan: https://t.co/hzSQIHT6ZH

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) March 28, 2018

President Trump and Prime Minister Abe’s third summit will take place amid uncertainty on the degree to which Abe and Trump are strategically aligned on North Korea and trade policy. https://t.co/fKjngu8MCV

— CSIS (@CSIS) April 17, 2018

“There is a thin line between a positive and negative reinforcement cycle in the politics of bilateral relations, and navigating this successfully is part of the challenge facing Trump and Abe this week,” says @SchoffJ and Feng Lin.https://t.co/VNuVbElOX6 pic.twitter.com/EOjRbFCc03

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) April 16, 2018

Japanese PM Shinzo Abe heads to Mar-a-Lago this week. So far, his aggressive outreach to Trump has not yielded concrete gains for Japan. https://t.co/eViabu8HNN

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) April 16, 2018

Tensions over North Korea and trade will test ties between President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan when they meet today https://t.co/178B4wapKA

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 17, 2018

After publicly flirting last week with having the United States rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership, President Trump appeared to rebuff the idea once and for all https://t.co/3PA1zYC4JO

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Pompeo meets Kim, Trump meets Abe. Could the DMZ actually demilitarize? Will US rejoining TPP ever be other than “a thought”? read @MarkLandler https://t.co/J0P96vu99S

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) April 18, 2018

Trump, Japan’s Abe work on strengthening ties — but also change them after awkward coincidence https://t.co/VRnkyd0oLl

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 18, 2018

U.S.-China trade dispute looms over Trump’s summit with Japan’s Abe https://t.co/Oh8kruia7x

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 17, 2018

As Prime Minister Abe begins talks w/@POTUS in Florida, this @WhiteHouse Fact Sheet outlines work that has been done to this point on issues including maintaining maximum pressure on N. Korea, building investment ties, & return of abductees from N. Korea. https://t.co/GbkaubgAI3

— Japan Embassy DC (@JapanEmbDC) April 17, 2018

Britain sends third warship to Asia-Pacific to monitor North Korea https://t.co/OjkDnIWLtF #Scotland pic.twitter.com/9U36gMRQUz

— NEWSONSCOTLAND (@NewsOnScotland) April 11, 2018

President Trump expressed interest in possibly re-entering the Trans-Pacific Partnership to top officials today. Why now, and how does this play into the recent trade clashes with China? @philipilevy lays out the key questions in @forbes https://t.co/DjgCpVxp78

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) April 12, 2018

There are some big reasons why Trump should reconsider joining TPP, but proposing major changes like what his team did for NAFTA means the offer would be D.O.A: dead on arrival. https://t.co/HtjzU4u7LI pic.twitter.com/1epGomwCGz

— Peterson Institute (@PIIE) April 13, 2018

The Trump-Abe Summit: More Than Meets the Eye https://t.co/pmbBMEotSr

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 17, 2018

Japan’s Multi-Layered, Multilateral Strategy https://t.co/oxSFxM4u6g

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 18, 2018

#Japan Air Self Defense Force: Intercepts Down 23 Percent https://t.co/vnJzE24qV7

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 17, 2018

Japan Destroyer in the Philippines Amid Big Maritime Week https://t.co/org0xb0n2c

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 16, 2018

Are #India and #Japan About to Conclude a $1.3 Billion Military Aircraft Deal?https://t.co/ZWkOPFxPfG @Diplomat_APAC

— Franz-Stefan Gady (@HoansSolo) April 17, 2018

President Trump wants back in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact. But will he be welcomed? https://t.co/7eGwH0bvB2

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 17, 2018

Can Abenomics reinvigorate Japan’s economy? https://t.co/fYKgVPIQgj

— CFR (@CFR_org) April 17, 2018

President Trump has renewed his attack on TPP, just days after raising the possibility of the United States rejoining it https://t.co/GqpmIO5JYf

— CNN International (@cnni) April 18, 2018

The BOJ may get more freedom on policy if Abe quits, according to this former central bank board member https://t.co/9585Kt4d6z pic.twitter.com/ylDou5p8ST

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

ほか

These are the stocks to buy if the two Koreas reunify, according to Nomura https://t.co/aSNYadknE0 pic.twitter.com/Eqzh5fatHz

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

Here are 9 potential locations for the Trump-Kim summit https://t.co/U3LWOfZGRG pic.twitter.com/mvCnHLJ0ca

— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) April 18, 2018

Definition of a true "win-win" situation: #Taiwan diversifies trade relations away from dependence on #China to avoid economic downturn, while #India receives investment & irks Beijing in retaliation for Chinese moves in #IndianOcean region. https://t.co/VH2gFg5wek

— Derek J. Grossman (@DerekJGrossman) April 18, 2018

Balloons loaded with contraband and sent into #NorthKorea could be made more reliable at little cost if launch conditions were chosen more carefully. New report: https://t.co/yy5pSOWdUI

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) April 18, 2018

There are many reasons to doubt Trump's ability to make a deal with North Korea. But studying the Iran nuclear accord would increase his odds, Peter Harrell writes.https://t.co/ubx5hC1ps4

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 17, 2018

Kim Jong Un Planning Formal Nod to #Denuclearization; #Japan and #China Have 'Different Economic Visions Despite Common Free Trade Goal'; ANALYSIS. Why the Trump-Kim Talks Will Fail https://t.co/wuIdnH91gM #AsiaPacificNews #WorldAffairs #TrumpKimSummit #NuclearNegotiations

— World Affairs (@WAJournal) April 17, 2018

How will South Korean policy affect the US? Szalontai says, "Despite the concerns of American observers who questioned Moon’s loyalty to Washington, the recent reorientation of #Seoul’s foreign policy has been directed more against Japan than the US." https://t.co/4SDQWRMmCs

— Global Observatory (@ipinstGO) April 17, 2018

North Korea is allowing South Korean officials to cross the border in order to finalize the organization of the upcoming summit, @Reuters → https://t.co/oRuxcwR9Be

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) April 17, 2018

Unpacking the threat posed by China, Russia, Iran and North Korea to U.S. space military capabilities. https://t.co/K9vyHsDZzd pic.twitter.com/7op6bnK2iP

— CSIS (@CSIS) April 17, 2018

The Chinese-North Korean relationship is often shrouded in mystery, says @Georgetown’s Thomas Banchoff. We’ll try to demystify it today. #ChinaGUUSIP https://t.co/pjOdnvYOsc

— U.S. Institute of Peace (@USIP) April 17, 2018

Russia is back on the global stage. But as it prepares to go head-to-head with the US in Syria, has it overplayed its hand? @pstronski of the @CarnegieEndow on the return of “Global Russia.” #InevitableAdversaries?

See more from our US-Russia project at https://t.co/WCufYqtjwe pic.twitter.com/lUKq9KPYXb

— EGF (@EGFound) April 17, 2018

NEW: 56% support summit between Pres. Trump and Kim Jong Un, per @ABC News/WaPo poll, though two-thirds say the meeting is unlikely to lead to North Korea giving up its nuclear weapons. https://t.co/HA2mumvYhj pic.twitter.com/wLFkxX9zeP

— ABC News (@ABC) April 17, 2018

According to author, Balázs Szalontai, "#NorthKorea probably expected that an improvement in inter-Korean relations would lessen Beijing’s willingness to enforce sanctions, since China traditionally prefers negotiations over pressure." More insight: https://t.co/ymwvarKWSB

— Intl Peace Institute (@ipinst) April 15, 2018

.@noltjim argues that while both #XiJinping and #DonaldTrump believe they hold the moral, political, & economic high ground in the looming U.S.-China trade conflict, Trump is the more vulnerable: https://t.co/stUWjNVtMq

— World Policy (@WorldPolicy) April 12, 2018

Even if China has more to lose economically than the US in a potential trade war, "there is no way on earth China can be seen to be kowtowing to the U.S.," says @philipilevy in the @washingtonpost @byHeatherLong https://t.co/MN3gBlVmwh

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) April 10, 2018

"Globalists everywhere should be openly supporting Trump’s 'China correction,' not wishing that he fails," argues our Indermit Gill in the @BrookingsInst Future Development blog. @DukeDCID https://t.co/Nh7kmGduLx

— SanfordPublicPolicy (@DukeSanford) April 11, 2018

Are the U.S. and China's tit-for-tat-tariffs really about trade or a battle for global pre-eminence in innovation? https://t.co/sv5LXyl3H1

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) April 13, 2018

John Lipsky @KissingerCenter & @FPI_SAIS joined @BloombergTV to discuss the issues behind the U.S.-China trade dispute and China's 2025 economic plans. https://t.co/VvIN3zHjAT

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) April 17, 2018

Trump's tariffs will do nothing to improve America’s external balance, output, employment, or real wages, says @JFrankelEcon https://t.co/KGwLj0M0Lz

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) April 17, 2018

The rise of China and the election of President Donald Trump have led many to believe that the American century is effectively over. But the United States still has important power advantages https://t.co/m7rFXFqjU3

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) April 16, 2018

#FletcherProf @rockfordw: "For decades, the DPRK’s naval forces saw little by way of modernization. In recent years, things have changed." https://t.co/76p2RVldxB cc: @FletchMaritime

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 17, 2018

#FletcherProf @MKleinEF joined @cgtnamerica to discuss U.S. – Japan trade relations in the 1980s, and how it compares to today's trade tensions with China: https://t.co/SrF93s2S4E

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 17, 2018

This port cost China $1 billion but goes largely unused. @iainmarlow explains why it's quite possibly the world's most controversial port https://t.co/E10kjjWzeF #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/8Xly7IcjrV

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) April 18, 2018

China replaced the U.S. as the main export market for Vietnam last year https://t.co/jNqchqd4r5 pic.twitter.com/LjtxhfBkcd

— Bloomberg (@business) April 18, 2018

Trump says U.S. and North Korea have had direct talks at ‘very high levels’ https://t.co/Rrnf95U1Tc

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 17, 2018

South Korea could push for a more permanent peace agreement on the Korean Peninsula https://t.co/Ym0Tj8Ftib

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 18, 2018

Some 21% of foreign investment in U.S. real-estate debt as of mid-April came from South Koreahttps://t.co/CkRxz3yrT8

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 18, 2018

South Korea confirmed that it had been in talks with both American and North Korean officials about negotiating a peace treaty to formally end the Korean War after more than 60 years https://t.co/yNjmofG6tv

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Mike Pompeo's meeting with Kim Jong-un is the strongest indicator to date that plans for direct talks between Kim and President Trump are moving ahead https://t.co/R2dM84AQ9o

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Huawei, the technology giant long bedeviled by concerns about its ties to the Chinese government, has signaled that it believes its political battles in Washington are all but lost https://t.co/FI0t6XfKCU

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 18, 2018

Kim Jong-un is planning to formally nod to denuclearization when he meets with South Korea’s leader, an official said https://t.co/cFusZb2ZTc

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 17, 2018

CIA director Mike Pompeo's meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has made it harder for President Trump to back out of a summit https://t.co/NxFe2PGDl2

— CNN International (@cnni) April 18, 2018

South Korean film legend Choi Eun-hee, who was once abducted and forced to make movies for the North Korean regime, has died. She was 92. https://t.co/f8wkXa2e6W pic.twitter.com/8WmVGY1iGp

— CNN International (@cnni) April 17, 2018

CIA Director Mike Pompeo reportedly made a secret visit to North Korea to meet with the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, the weekend of March 31-April 1, @washingtonpost reported April 17. https://t.co/5JtcfsSANG

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 18, 2018

U.S.-#NorthKorea Summit: Trump, Kim and what’s different now. Our latest episode of the Stratfor #Podcast. https://t.co/zqK1f7nhiT

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 18, 2018

More: ZTE is one of the most important companies in #China's ongoing #tech innovation strategy, and the United States is engaged in an overall push against those efforts. https://t.co/ECLn5JvRdD pic.twitter.com/g6LbWbUQ8D

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

Context: ZTE has emerged as one of the five largest suppliers of telecommunications equipment in the world, but that status may be in jeopardy now, especially as it faces these challenges during the critical #5G testing, development and rollout period. https://t.co/esOPYJUqfY pic.twitter.com/Txz4OMTeHa

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

With the U.S.-#China economic spat in full gear, Washington is slapping a ban on a Chinese tech giant: ZTE. https://t.co/5msHi6C0jr

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

Here's what's actually different about the latest #NorthKorea talks.
– a new generation of North Korean leaders
– the unique political profile of U.S. President Donald Trump
– the advanced state of Pyongyang's nuclear program
An #OnGeopolitics column: https://t.co/WseV4U6YQo pic.twitter.com/3jvCWksbhZ

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

President Trump said the U.S., #NorthKorea have begun speaking directly "at very high levels" ahead of talks w/ Kim Jong Un. In the latest episode of the Stratfor #Podcast, our analysts discuss what we should or should not expect: https://t.co/OF7EfK9sui

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

In response to recent U.S. trade measures, China's Commerce Ministry announced that U.S. companies exporting sorghum to China will be required to pay a 178.6 percent deposit on its value, @Reuters reported April 17. https://t.co/1hIS20RriP

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) April 17, 2018

Chinas Worst Fear: Can America Turn Taiwan into a Submarine Power? https://t.co/10UkEvOJ2B

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

How Chinas Military Really Sees America https://t.co/eOuJco0T4e

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

Superpower: China Claims This Is the Biggest Naval Parade in 600 Years https://t.co/8jHMFeQsTD

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 18, 2018

The US-led coordinated strikes on Syria last week, in response to the Assad regime’s suspected use of chemical weapons, has given the Chinese military more impetus to develop its own precision airborne strike systems. https://t.co/iDlNWyIkyJ

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

China and Russia are researching new weapons capable of crippling US satellite-based missile defenses, raising the stakes in a secretive new age arms race that will likely draw in several countries. https://t.co/wdk8KZLc5N

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

Addressing North Korea Requires a Joint U.S.-Chinese Effort https://t.co/BZAI6Kdsj5

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

China Is Moving into the Indian Ocean https://t.co/RUkP9GHSMv

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

Offer to Withdraw Americas Troops from South Korea to Seal a Nuclear Deal with the North https://t.co/FleP27V8jj

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) April 17, 2018

The decision would mark an abrupt about-face in the of a president who had campaigned against the trade deal https://t.co/SRHVllfogp

— AFP news agency (@AFP) April 12, 2018

No reward for North Korea without irreversible denuclearization: Pompeo https://t.co/I89zhno8Vh pic.twitter.com/lRXr97CzYj

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 13, 2018

The key sticking point for a summit between President Trump and North Korea's leader: the definition of "denuclearization," @HudsonInstitute's @mikepillsbury tells @JudyWoodruff. pic.twitter.com/tdrcIwO9wJ

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) March 28, 2018

#Podcast, with @nktpnd and @TheAsianist: Understanding How China Chooses to Coerce and Influence US Partners and Allies https://t.co/KwOCAIsU5i

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 17, 2018

How Chinese People View the US-China Trade War https://t.co/SGrTmJQz58

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 17, 2018

Park, Lee and the Plight of Korean Presidents https://t.co/z6RfW5yZQc

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) April 16, 2018

Obama’s visit to Japan（#Hiroshima関連：オバマ前米大統領訪日）

標記に係る報道等を、取り急ぎ貼っておきます。

“We really stand poised to show the world the strength of our diversity….We are so much stronger together.” Hear more from the young leaders from Southeast Asia who sat down with President @BarackObama this week: https://t.co/YImPUZZ9xb pic.twitter.com/CiLv1BAKHj

— The Obama Foundation (@ObamaFoundation) March 23, 2018

Australia , NZ, Singapore, Japan. Those are very specific strategically important countries. Every single one is a TPP country. And Obama is having private meetings with the leader of each country. Thump Thump💥@LouiseMensch @ericgarland @thespybrief https://t.co/X1jjoQsfW8

— Pete EVANS (@911CORLEBRA777) March 18, 2018

Fmr. Pres. Barack Obama praises the students who organized and participated in the 'March for Our Lives' while speaking at an event in Tokyo, Japan Saturday: "This was all because of the courage, and effort of a handful of fifteen, sixteen year olds." https://t.co/Lh8NbLlPyZ pic.twitter.com/Ahzuc532zY

— ABC News (@ABC) March 25, 2018

Speaking in Japan, Obama says negotiations with North Korea on nuclear weapons are difficult, partly because the country's isolation minimizes leverage https://t.co/uaUQCl3rT4 pic.twitter.com/55NwHJaHl5

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) March 25, 2018

Obama, in Japan, Says North Korea's Isolation Means Less Leverage https://t.co/TPlfWK3pVV pic.twitter.com/pADVBWxorG

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) March 25, 2018

Donald Trump and North Korea tipped to be on agenda as Barack Obama renews friendship with Shinzo Abe (25/03/2018) | Danielle Demetriou @guardian
Abe to lunch with ex-President Obama in Tokyo (03/25/2018) | @NHKWorldNews_EN
安倍首相、オバマ前米大統領と銀座ですしランチ (日本語；写真有；2018年3月25日) | @AFP
「北朝鮮は本当の脅威」　来日中のオバマ元米大統領が北朝鮮情勢について発言 (日本語；2018年3月25日) | 産経新聞
…「第４回世界オピニオン・リーダーズ・サミット　オバマ前大統領との対話」（ＮＰＯ法人世界開発協力機構主催）にゲストとして出席。ブレンダン・スキャネル元駐日アイルランド大使との対談で、北朝鮮情勢や自身の広島訪問などについて語った。…
( Sake Royalty – What PM Shinzo Abe Poured Obama in Tokyo – And Why (May 2014) | @TrueSake )
Obama, in Japan, says NKorea’s isolation means less leverage (03/25/2018) | Yuri Kageyama @AP (@washingtonpost 等多数)
Obama envisions creating ‘a million young Barack Obamas’ during speech in Japan (03/25/2018) | Daniel Chaitin @dcexaminer

It is a whirlwind trip down under for Mr Obama, who is headed for Tokyo after tonight’s brief visit. #9News #AusPol https://t.co/JMahUm0H1y

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) March 23, 2018

Former US President Barack Obama has jetted out of Sydney, less than 24 hours after he arrived. #9News @zara_james9 pic.twitter.com/mFNaDNNH3D

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) March 24, 2018

Barack Obama made his first trip to New Zealand today. Before meeting with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, he was welcomed with a traditional Maori ceremony and gifted a whale tooth pendant. pic.twitter.com/A8nIiwR5ZO

— CNN (@CNN) March 22, 2018

Post-presidency Obama meets PM Lee in S’pore: He wants to tell the world about the Obama Foundation and what it can do. (03/20/2018) | Belmont Lay @MothershipSG
Former US President Barack Obama catches up with PM Lee during his brief visit to Singapore (03/20/2018) | @CoconutsSG
Some very lucky young people got to meet Obama in Singapore – here’s what he’s been up to so far (03/20/2018) | Jessica Lin @BusInsiderSG
Listening to former US president Obama in person was 10 times better than seeing a pop star: Generation Grit millennial (03/19/2018) | Theresa Tan @STcom
Ganesh meets Obama in Singapore (03/21/2018) | LUQMAN ARIF ABDUL KARIM @NewStraitsTimes
Barack Obama shows he hasn’t lost his touch in Sydney visit (03/24/2018) | SAM BUCKINGHAM-JONES @australian
President Obama’s delivers invite-only address in Sydney: FACT and logic are being tested around the world, former President Obama has told an exclusive invite-only crowd in Sydney. (03/24/2018) | @newscomauHQ
Former US President Barack Obama’s third and final day in New Zealand (23/03/2018) | @nzherald
Obama in New Zealand for meetings, golf, but no public talks (03/25/2018) | Nick Perry @AP @washingtonpost
Former US president Barack Obama jets in to Auckland tonight (20/03/2018) | Claire Trevett @NewstalkZB

cf. https://twitter.com/WSjp_insight/status/978168699562508288

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.19（North Korea, China, Hawaii, Guam, South Korea, New Zealand, TPP, Pakistan, Iranなど）

(All the below links are in English.)

引き続き、アメリカと標記関係国に関連するツイート等を、以下貼っておきます。

In 2018, #geopolitics is back with a vengeance. https://t.co/74fBzzPYBK pic.twitter.com/XGmaaW1cbu

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) January 13, 2018

ICYMI: This op-ed on choosing peace in North Korea offers millennials' opinions on what potential war in North Korea would mean for their generation and has been viewed more than 10 million times. #millennialpolitics #DPRK #choosepeace https://t.co/gliKMoyvPt

— Nukes of Hazard (@nukes_of_hazard) January 12, 2018

Experts: Washington may need to encourage Seoul to find ways to cooperate with Tokyo in confronting threats from the region's revisionist actors, rather than picking fights with Japan. https://t.co/CrqrL8bJXC

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) January 15, 2018

"The [US #Nuclear Posture Review] is taking the nation in exactly the wrong direction…. It brings us closer to nuclear war." Joe @Cirincione and more, in the @dcexaminer #EliminateNukes https://t.co/VfevvAyx3l

— Ploughshares Fund (@plough_shares) January 13, 2018

Article mentions study wherein 250k people survive nuclear attack smaller that Hiroshima's by sheltering in place. Meanwhile, 3 B-2's recently deployed near Guam could carry bombs with potentially over 3000x this explosive power. #perspective https://t.co/4J1NtGxcIj

— Ploughshares Fund (@plough_shares) January 12, 2018

Great insights by @Max_Fisher on #Hawaii snafu. Remember, in a crisis our @POTUS would have mins. to decide if nuclear attack from Russia or China or N. Korea is real or fake. Prompt launch policies allow him to launch 800 nuclear warheads in <15 mins. https://t.co/mtYacxhQ78 pic.twitter.com/Iu6BiNdBqF

— Daryl G Kimball (@DarylGKimball) January 14, 2018

"False Alarm Adds to Real Alarm About Trump’s Nuclear Risk." Must read @nytopinion editorial on today's Trump-fueled nuclear risks and anxieties that the world can ill afford https://t.co/MbPzfdaYum pic.twitter.com/Se37ffMT6D

— Daryl G Kimball (@DarylGKimball) January 13, 2018

'The false alert was a stark reminder of what happens when the old realities of the nuclear age collide with the speed — and the potential for error — inherent in the internet age.' @adamnagourney @SangerNYT @johannabarr https://t.co/LLa3C1X8qV

— rickgladstone (@rickgladstone) January 14, 2018

Glib talk about military attacks that don't put Seoul at risk debunked by @AbeDenmark https://t.co/kkRdxpEsTp via @ForeignAffairs

— Kori Schake (@KoriSchake) January 10, 2018

First and foremost, President Trump’s National Security Strategy is a reflection of his belief that putting America first is the duty of our government and the foundation for effective U.S. leadership in the world. Read more: https://t.co/jJwqnR7xoi

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 19, 2017

New op-ed in Washington Post from @StanfordCISAC @Malfrid_BH on the relative success of North Korea’s nuclear program. https://t.co/YWfJWUFNth

— CISAC (@StanfordCISAC) January 2, 2018

Listen: China has arrived as a world power. What will this mean for the U.S. and the rest of the world? @KarlEikenberry speaks about China's new role on #WorldClassStanford with Michael @McFaul. https://t.co/EEBGxdaueW

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) December 15, 2017

Wondering what North Korea's recent tests mean? Nuclear experts @SecDef19, @SiegfriedHecker and Scott Sagan tell us what we should know and what to do next. https://t.co/eqHeM76Si9

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) December 5, 2017

Did the U.S. Underestimate North Korea’s Weapons Program? It’s Not That Simple. https://t.co/DOz5CmpSCV @monkeycageblog @washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/HSbrw1bUxp

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 19, 2018

LISTEN: Lisa Monaco, former homeland security adviser to President Obama, discusses North Korea, America's standing in the world, the travel ban, terrorism and Robert Mueller. https://t.co/18PykNDWvd @CapehartJ @washingtonpost

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 19, 2018

WATCH: "To pin too much hope" on China curbing North Korea's behavior "is unrealistic," former US Defense Secretary Ash Carter tells @camanpour. https://t.co/HPMovSst8K @cnn @kennedy_school pic.twitter.com/v9aMmG7zaY

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

Trump's White House may be chaotic, but that's hardly unusual, @nfergus writes in @BostonGlobe https://t.co/T29LV9J4Hd pic.twitter.com/CLhTV8hc1X

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

WATCH: Former #SecDef Ash Carter explains his fascination with medieval history and how we can apply history to inform current policymaking. https://t.co/yB6NAfjEr3 #AppliedHistory #OfficeHours @HISTORY @Medievalists @Kennedy_School @Harvard @aroopmukharji

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

"Trump's New Strategy Is America's Old Strategy: Gathering Allies" https://t.co/xUSrjndQO4 pic.twitter.com/cPpCsUhI06

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 11, 2018

Robert B. Zoellick writes in @WSJ: 2018 will be the year we find out how serious Trump is about protectionism. So far the signs aren't good. https://t.co/U2D6HKj6Be pic.twitter.com/4JPnPOgUml

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 11, 2018

WATCH: On CNBC's Squawk Box, Nicholas Burns says we should expect more sanctions on North Korea this year https://t.co/171i5umfOo pic.twitter.com/89xA1ydrOP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 8, 2018

Quote of the Week:
“The Russians are onto something. They found a weakness, and they will be back in 2018 and 2020 with a more sophisticated and targeted approach.” –Sr. Fellow Douglas Lute on Russia’s 2016 election attacks https://t.co/Etk0WbEMA7

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 5, 2018

In a review of Meghan O’Sullivan's book, 'Windfall,' in Foreign Affairs, Richard Cooper says "O’Sullivan explores the possibility that the new abundance in energy might replace the risk of a U.S.-Chinese rivalry for scarce resources…" https://t.co/ZpdeW5Bf5s

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 5, 2018

In @WSJ, Paula J. Dobriansky explains what the US and NATO should do about the Russian military buildup in the Arctic. https://t.co/XZWfT302TS pic.twitter.com/GysGEaFJyU

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 3, 2018

In a review of @DanielEllsberg’s new memoir, 'The Doomsday Machine,' in @nytimes, @GrahamTAllison says the book provides a compelling account of the dangers of the nuclear age. https://t.co/hZfdjrDEWQ

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 2, 2018

This week podcast up: a special episode with @GrahamTAllison on his book Destined for War (China vs US)- a favorite book I mentioned on @ritholtz podcast and @Perth_Tolle on her China views and Freedom Investing https://t.co/4c05PBmzPo

— Jeremy Schwartz (@JeremyDSchwartz) January 12, 2018

Did the US underestimate North Korea’s weapons program? It’s not that simple, says @BelferCenter fellow https://t.co/Nh8wEOIvsp

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) January 17, 2018

Macron's China visit points to Beijing's shifting relationship with Europe, says @HKS_BizGov and @BelferCenter fellow Philippe Le Corre https://t.co/fCouSTOox2

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) January 11, 2018

Why Kim Jong-un's overture to South Korea is a canny move, trying to widen a breach in the 70-year old alliance between the US and South Korea, and how it will require some skillful diplomacy by the Trump Administration. With the great @choesanghun.https://t.co/zLsdiOtoqX

— David Sanger (@SangerNYT) January 2, 2018

.@GrahamTAllison thinks the world underestimates the risk of a catastrophic clash between China and the US. From July https://t.co/jYeaARjvc1

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 2, 2018

#NATO and the Arctic: "The U.S. should start building advanced icebreakers and conduct more exercises, patrols and training missions," says Paula Dobriansky of @BelferCenter: https://t.co/fZxUE0vrrI pic.twitter.com/0pwWNPFphc

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) January 3, 2018

Sagan is right. https://t.co/o2wetnVmZN

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) December 4, 2017

As China and Russia project their “sharp power” abroad, the U.S. faces a new Sputnik moment. The timing and vigor of our response will heavily shape the future of democracy globally, and our own national security. This Sputnik Moment https://t.co/H7tKN8PPCL via @aminterest

— LarryDiamond (@LarryDiamond) December 15, 2017

President Trump said China was "caught RED HANDED" aiding North Korea. The reality was more complicated. https://t.co/na9H2oTPaF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 19, 2018

China says its economy grew 6.9% last year. Actual growth? Who knows, although probably quite strong. https://t.co/HIoYbEEB9a

— Keith Bradsher (@KeithBradsher) January 18, 2018

Perspective: China might be able to help with North Korea — but only if President Trump switches tactics https://t.co/1T3i3ajGE7

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

China demanded Marriott change its website. The company complied. https://t.co/YBZbomyvCB

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

Analysis: North Korea’s long, complicated Olympic history https://t.co/AFX7hfvILs

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

New Zealand may have to compromise on its ideals and swallow a nuclear rat to help prevent war on the #KoreanPeninsula, writes #VicUniWgtn Professor of Strategic Studies Robert Ayson https://t.co/xCsKkiPqh6

— Victoria University (@VicUniWgtn) January 16, 2018

#VicUniWgtn strategic studies expert @WonkVJ on the 'sheer folly' of @realDonaldTrump giving #NorthKorea leader #KimJongUn 'a bloody nose'. @politico https://t.co/BlU3TLbNx6

— Victoria University (@VicUniWgtn) January 16, 2018

World reacts to news of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's pregnancy https://t.co/q6AaPY1VU2 pic.twitter.com/moquk3Jwg7

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 18, 2018

Election 2017: 'The voters have spoken'https://t.co/yynaoNLlmG pic.twitter.com/31QDAGUFNI

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) September 23, 2017

Election 2017: It was a fiscal hole in one for Bill English https://t.co/arr5YGJQwu pic.twitter.com/TlaMVYnQNP

— Stuff.co.nz News (@NZStuff) September 23, 2017

"Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, don't rule it out" https://t.co/OT65TB0UUx pic.twitter.com/8XL3KxAvHC

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 24, 2017

Minor parties take stock after brutal election – The minor parties are licking their wounds and looking at what… https://t.co/lXqPanevAK

— nzherald Politics (@nzhpolitics) September 24, 2017

Macron’s mission to China https://t.co/HCo2gNXBP3

— Isolda Morillo 莫沫 (@MomoAdalois) January 18, 2018

“Worries as New Caledonia’s independence vote approaches” https://t.co/HourBnlQpr

— Grant Wyeth (@grantwyeth) January 16, 2018

Did you know #Mexico is the Top Export Market for 6 U.S. States? Check out full rankings in our new #Infographic here: https://t.co/yEruyhzgba pic.twitter.com/qCwSjC6Ci8

— The Mexico Institute (@MexicoInstitute) December 15, 2017

Mexican views of the United States drop to record low, poll finds https://t.co/Jy2ZoTlvBE

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

Analysis: Trump calls the U.S.-Mexico border "extremely dangerous." It is — but not for Americans. https://t.co/GF2sxxwiaj

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

TRUMP IN 2018 | @BrookingsInst
The consequences of increasing concentration and decreasing competition—and how to remedy them (01/05/2018) | William A. Galston and Clara Hendrickson @BrookingsInst
New tax law means fighting over unfunded state pension plans is about to get worse (01/11/2018) | Robert C. Pozen @BrookingsInst
The danger in deregulation (01/09/2018) | Samantha Gross @BrookingsInst
Post-American Europe and the new geopolitics (Podcast; 01/12/2018) | Fred Dews and Thomas Wright @BrookingsInst
The future of U.S.-Pakistani Relations (01/12/2018) | Madiha Afzal @BrookingsInst

HOW CHINA SEES NORTH KOREA: THREE CRITICAL MOMENTS IN HISTORY AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS (w same PDF; 01/17/2018) | Patricia Kim @CFR_org @ChicagoCouncil
The views represented in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. This paper was made possible by the generous support of the Consulate General of Japan in Chicago.

イラン核合意（アメリカ当面継続決定）関連
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.1
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.2
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.3
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.4
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.5

Australia オーストラリア Vol.5（Japan-Australia Summit Meeting 日豪首脳会談など）

(All the below links are in English.)

取り急ぎ、同国研究機関等による日豪首脳会談等に係るツイートを以下貼っておきます。

2017 Lowy Institute Global Diplomacy Index：日本は総合5位

The 2017 Lowy Institute Global Diplomacy Index shows a reshuffled Top 5 – and has expanded to include a further 17 Asian nations. Explore the diplomatic networks of 60 countries: https://t.co/LIBZ3ACc9S pic.twitter.com/LxANlUV31D

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) December 19, 2017

I visited JGSDF Camp Narashino with Australian Prime Minister Turnbull. I’m pleased to see him for the first time in two months since Manila. I warmly welcome Malcolm’s visit to Japan! https://t.co/eOTFnVNglE

— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) January 18, 2018

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will hold crucial talks with Japan's PM Shinzo Abe, in Tokyo. #AusPol @LCalcutt #9News pic.twitter.com/dCEkANBGKz

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) January 18, 2018

Turnbull set to inspect parachute unit with Abe in Tokyo https://t.co/7qwlj3iquC pic.twitter.com/GE9jmYURko

— Bloomberg (@business) January 18, 2018

Abe, Turnbull view Japanese special forces in action https://t.co/rxbdyEkp2F

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) January 18, 2018

🎧 @graham_euan on @TurnbullMalcolm's visit to Japan, via @RNBreakfast https://t.co/kNkYOb1mcF

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 18, 2018

Turnbull and Abe talk North Korea, terrorism and TPP in Tokyohttps://t.co/CLOF6L4VMP

— SBS News (@SBSNews) January 18, 2018

Turnbull and Abe to discuss 'useless' Chinese aid in the Pacific https://t.co/KNqsx4S34z

— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) January 17, 2018

Tony Milner and Jenny McGregor @ANUBellSchool & @_Asialink_ make the case for Australia to embrace ASEAN https://t.co/g1DvCipkHx

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) January 8, 2018

Malcolm Turnbull shifts language to praise China during Japan trip https://t.co/bIpLdI2Kq7 via @smh

— Kirsty Needham (@KirstyLNeedham) January 18, 2018

It looks like someone translated the bulk of @ASPI_ICPC's Cyber Maturity in the Asia Pacific 2017 report (https://t.co/LJMOREEKVy) into Mandarin: https://t.co/J4G1sVx1aE h/t @scheeinfo @ASPI_org

— Danielle Cave (@DaniellesCave) January 15, 2018

ICYMI: Great piece by @ASPI_ICPC's other Fergus @fryan on the Orwellian future taking shape in China: https://t.co/P3HmAiLA25

— Fergus Hanson (@FergusHanson) January 10, 2018

A nuclear arms race with six competitors would not be like the Cold War | @BrendanKTaylor & David Envall @ANUBellSchool https://t.co/m3EVdjH4Wk #nuclearasia @ANUAsiaPacific pic.twitter.com/86dqyvpEYA

— Policy Forum (@APPSPolicyForum) December 13, 2017

Japan: Shinzo Abe faces challenges across the board | Donna Weeks https://t.co/wx56bLj92Z

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 19, 2018

Behind the Australia–Canada ‘wine war’ | Mike Callaghan https://t.co/SeHycfyDLO

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 19, 2018

Economic diplomacy brief: Trump turns global, Pacific aid, Chinese tourism, and more | @Greg__Earl https://t.co/GzHJLbhNy7

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 18, 2018

'The current North–South rapprochement represents an opportunity for South Korea to prove to the US that its engagement approach has borne fruit' | Khang Vu https://t.co/SQMVAOdK0L

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 16, 2018

China’s agenda behind inter-Korean talks | @KittFran https://t.co/WcX6xr95P3

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 15, 2018

'There is good reason to believe that the goals of Kim Jong-un are revisionist, that he is pursuing great power status for his country, and that he also will be ambitious in the way great powers normally are' | Michael Heazle https://t.co/DnAmmclfRS

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 14, 2018

Time to worry about a Chinese-led global order? | @ChengxinPan https://t.co/D76Gpz1U39

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 13, 2018

A turning point in US economic relations with China | Aaron Friedberg https://t.co/sOfxovEjZt

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 8, 2018

Best of The Interpreter 2017: China's influence | Daniel Flitton https://t.co/iM3dZGN29e

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 1, 2018

Best of The Interpreter 2017: Trans-Pacific Partnership | Daniel Flitton https://t.co/Dy3RKqRyVn

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) December 28, 2017

New Zealand’s election: Winds of change | Robert Ayson https://t.co/xuIm8f5Hri

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) September 22, 2017

Putin’s ‘Mission Accomplished’ moment https://t.co/sJphYVs0cl

— Blogs of War (@BlogsofWar) January 16, 2018

“North Korea probably does not seriously seek unification” https://t.co/wgmcWSSTgF, via @LowyInstitute

— Jesse Johnson ジェシージョンソン (@jljzen) January 9, 2018

“Why Australia should consider sharing nuclear weapons” https://t.co/KXfEYwd05C, via @LowyInstitute

— Rajesh Rajagopalan (@RRajagopalanJNU) January 18, 2018

Highly recommended read: “Clear waters and #green mountains: Will Xi Jinping take the lead on #climate change?” https://t.co/URP26Iqae0, by @samgeall via @LowyInstitute #China

— Jonna Nyman (@jknyman) January 12, 2018

The bad – and good – of #China’s aid in the #Pacific by @jonathan_pryke https://t.co/04dHSN2zU1, via @LowyInstitute

— Andrej Matisak (@matisaksk) January 14, 2018

With this aid debate kicking on, let me re-up this Sept 2016 post outlining new Chinese aid data in the Pacific. It's packed full of info, links & analysis about Chinese aid developments in the region https://t.co/XbXTFjkvzx

— Danielle Cave (@DaniellesCave) January 10, 2018

Populist politics is on the rise. @KennypdPaul – Head of #ANUBellSchool's Department of Political Science and Social Change has identified one of the key factors behind this phenomenon. https://t.co/UBFvOx8ohG

— ANUBellSchool (@ANUBellSchool) January 18, 2018

ICYMI, the @ANU_SDSC @CSIS Centre of Gravity Paper by @GregoryVRaymond & I: ”Tipping the Balance in Southeast Asia?” https://t.co/EiTESZY6DB

— John Blaxland (@JohnBlaxland1) January 6, 2018

As #Northkorea launched its latest missile this morning, it seems timely that our experts will be launching the #nuclearasia publication in the coming days. Here’s a taster of what you can expect from @DrBeeZee's essay @ANUBellSchool @ANUmedia ｜https://t.co/Xr7jqrpFhW

— ANU Asia-Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) November 28, 2017

The PM is LIVE in Sydney addressing the media https://t.co/CU80hvkhbd

— The PMO (@thepmo) December 22, 2017

The North Korea Problem: A New Approach | Tim Smith https://t.co/fqDWKJ0OG2 #northkorea #peace #diplomacy pic.twitter.com/8pGLcf2QhE

— Australian Outlook (@ausoutlook) December 19, 2017

NEW: Vol. 41(1) contributors discuss the TPPA and alcohol labelling: https://t.co/vgZkYFBK9g, ADVANCE copy online: https://t.co/RTXFchKakz

— Melbourne University Law Review (@MelbULRev) September 2, 2017

Can globalisation benefit everyone? It is but one of the many questions @stephenkinsella is seeking to answer as he leads a project to rebuild macroeconomics. Find out more: https://t.co/o2rdv0wAoX @RebuildMacro @unimelb

— School of Government (@Government_UoM) December 14, 2017

#1 TOP IA STORY OF 2017: The Fukushima nuclear meltdown continues unabated
~ by Dr Helen Mary Caldicott /… https://t.co/YXLVEgYbcP

— IndependentAustralia (@independentaus) December 31, 2017

Who will be Australia's next female PM? https://t.co/MvUF8DyIDa via @theage

— John Howe (@HowitzerJ) January 13, 2018

Great to produce this new report with Theo Ell, Graeme Dobell, Denise Fisher, Rupert Hoskin, Nicolas Regaud @VirginieSaliou @LJSharland @PaulSoyez Our contribution to the vibrant debate on where the FRA-AUS relationship could go @FranceAustralia @NSC_ANU @anuces @AustralianArmy https://t.co/aKBUYg4kPw

— Jacinta Carroll (@JCarrollASPI) December 20, 2017

Strategic partnership between US, India, Japan & Australia could be a rare obstacle to Chinese assertiveness. @willschoong explains: https://t.co/LS4PHaAl74 pic.twitter.com/Ft4jYV1xuA

— IISS News (@IISS_org) January 10, 2018

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.18（North Korea, China, India, Russia, South Korea, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Pakistan, United Kingdom など）

All the below links are in English.

先月の日米首脳会談の関連情報に引き続き、アメリカと標記関係国に関連するツイートを、以下貼っておきます。

Analysis | How North Korea’s weapons program made menacing strides in 2017 https://t.co/CAYg6rFeEL

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) December 22, 2017

India and #Pakistan rank as #NorthKorea’s second and third largest trade partners, after China.
🇮🇳: US$98m
🇵🇰: US$43mhttps://t.co/B82HO387Nv pic.twitter.com/bhnwyixSfX

— IISS News (@IISS_org) December 21, 2017

New IISS report on Iran’s military resources & strategies finds:

> Iran to continue using proxy forces to maintain deniability.
> Air force in dire need of modernisation.
> Weak defence-industrial base could limit drone use.

Full report (free): https://t.co/5FXjKa3n5w 🇮🇷 pic.twitter.com/Nm5ILxFxrL

— IISS News (@IISS_org) December 20, 2017

In July and September of 2017, unconfirmed reports circulated about dramatically fluctuating gas and diesel prices in North Korea. @BeyondCSISKorea analyzes the potential long-term impact: https://t.co/mpTY8VhVrM

— CSIS (@CSIS) December 21, 2017

China is a crucial player in resolving the North Korean crisis. Chinese official Fu Ying explains Beijing's position on the issue. https://t.co/WlezmnykjF

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) December 21, 2017

Despite its truly impressive success in shepherding China’s economic development and rise to global power, the party remains insecure and thin-skinned. https://t.co/GosXM88RIZ

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 22, 2017

Chinese and Russian influencing operations are not a form of soft power. They are a form of sharp power. https://t.co/bWMTIz9zrq

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 22, 2017

The case for a deal with North Korea: https://t.co/tovfbY01pv

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) December 22, 2017

After a period of quiet, North Korea has just launched another missile test. Read our interview with @HooverInst Asian geopolitics expert Michael Auslin on US policy towards NK and the need for deterrence rather than denuclearization. https://t.co/OIxVpKnTBt

— Stanford Politics (@stnfrdpolitics) November 28, 2017

An in-depth look at how Prof. Richard Thaler's theories on "mental accounting" and "nudging" have impacted Japanese spending. https://t.co/A8WhsKLBxj

— Chicago Booth (@BoothExecMBA) November 30, 2017

Prof. Raghuram Rajan weighs in on why America's misgivings about India's forex reserves are misplaced https://t.co/OjSqWTe2zS

— Chicago Booth (@BoothExecMBA) November 20, 2017

.@nobelprize winner @R_Thaler criticizes rollout of India’s demonetisationhttps://t.co/ArEai1Zzk3

— Becker Friedman (@BeckerFriedman) November 20, 2017

Randall Kroszner of @chicagobooth says another global financial crisis is a possibility https://t.co/Oi7j627haZ

— Becker Friedman (@BeckerFriedman) November 2, 2017

How to strengthen China's financial system https://t.co/pZwmvCeO7O pic.twitter.com/jVWTsLMhKJ

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) November 15, 2017

For the US, greater efficiency could spur a lot of growth https://t.co/ePA02kKoth pic.twitter.com/RErNhyHYB8

— Chicago Booth Review (@chicagoboothrev) November 2, 2017

Professor Anil Kashyap has been named the recipient of the Order of the Rising Sun, for his vital role in promoting and disseminating high quality research on the Japanese financial system and Japan's economic policies: https://t.co/xbnfDekqdY

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) November 14, 2017

Professor Rajan speaks to his new book that is focused on his experience as Governor of the Reserve Bank of India: https://t.co/ZV8vga531Y

— Chicago Booth (@ChicagoBooth) October 3, 2017

FASS in the news: Dr. Jeremy Brown @sfuhistory interviewed in The Week https://t.co/xsLcdAVprc

— Arts&SocialSciences (@SFUFASS) November 6, 2017

FASS faculty in the news: Dr. Jeremy Brown (@sfuhistory) was interviewed in the Economic Times. https://t.co/Me67FOiQZl

— Arts&SocialSciences (@SFUFASS) October 30, 2017

Two events at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (@APEC) summit provide a clear lesson: One of the problems with an America First trade policy is that it prompts the rest of the world to put America last. https://t.co/9ycyGjqw1C

— RealClearMarkets (@rc_markets) November 15, 2017

There Have to Be Consequences For #China | Joseph Bosco https://t.co/MW68dxZY1I pic.twitter.com/guMm5NAmYy

— RealClearWorld (@RealClearWorld) November 30, 2017

China's emergence makes it the main model and enabler of a new authoritarianism across the globe https://t.co/Vs8mwkRKfX

— RCInvestigations (@RCInvestigates) November 14, 2017

The uses and misuses of historical analogy for the North Korea crisis, by @RHFontaine & @vanceserchuk: https://t.co/CZqY1y7jKo pic.twitter.com/27cyh00wQj

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) October 9, 2017

Interesting data on Ontario's impact in the US. https://t.co/YVGg7wtiCl

— Adams&Miles (@AdamsMilesLLP) October 5, 2017

#NAFTA: Prof Andrea Bjorklund says there's plenty of room to find a deal that Canada, US and Mexico can live with. https://t.co/SguPjAcZDs

— McGill Law (@LAWMcGill) August 21, 2017

Now on @whartonknows : @Wharton 's Minyuan Zhao & @PennCEAS & @PennLaw 's Jacque DeLisle discuss the state of #China's economy

— WhartonBusinessRadio (@BizRadio111) August 16, 2016

For years, a hardcore group of U.S. national security hawks have warned about the threat of electromagnetic pulse weapons that could create what one nuclear physicist called a “continental-scale time machine.” https://t.co/LyPptdcIEQ

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) December 3, 2017

How A North Korean Electromagnetic Pulse Attack Could Kill Millions And Turn America Into A Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland https://t.co/nRJ3tp89Qi

— Christian Journal (@cjournal2127) December 10, 2017

It is a dangerous world and that's a good thing for Japan's defense industry. The technological arsenal is geared for new threats, including an 'electromagnetic pulse attack'https://t.co/c3qHnkOvqH pic.twitter.com/G4GIzCDRiM

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) December 6, 2017

In light of #NorthKorea's recent missile test, watch Ambassador Park of #SouthKorea discuss the importance of #PublicDiplomacy & #SoftPower given the current geopolitical situation: https://t.co/y46UHZ3Yaz pic.twitter.com/oyVmhD5Zl8

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) November 30, 2017

This week, @ANI asked the president of @DiscoverJapanC about Konnichiwa Japan, the cultural festival in India: https://t.co/i78cEtb3BX #TWiPD #CulturalDiplomacy pic.twitter.com/7Xx80EoPCv

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) November 18, 2017

The U.S – #China Fight for World Leadership — NOW UPDATED with event video and key quotes from our @KissingerInst's Robert Daly and @StimsonCenter's Yun Sun: https://t.co/mocvwSYN2X pic.twitter.com/dq2D0egWPE

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) December 19, 2017

Despite China's best efforts to isolate Taiwan, Japan and others are slowly strengthening their ties there. https://t.co/HrMb82Lhck pic.twitter.com/Htk3IWnXZF

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) December 21, 2017

Cameron takes on lobbyist role for Anglo-Chinese fund https://t.co/In59b7M2NM #news via @New_Europe pic.twitter.com/bslHN1yXBr

— New Europe (@New_Europe) December 18, 2017

Japan's record financial year 2018 budget puts fiscal discipline in doubt https://t.co/0Vl60UjwHw pic.twitter.com/HvYCOI9CY8

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) December 22, 2017

The biggest tour company taking Westerners into North Korea has seen business down at least 50% since June, one of its founders says https://t.co/ZBP5O8nimU pic.twitter.com/Ob44OqoVlh

— CNN (@CNN) December 22, 2017

Japanese Cabinet OKs $46B defense budget, its biggest ever, to bolster missile defense. https://t.co/MbD9M4oGjv

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 22, 2017

New podcast: Southeast Asian Responses to China's Belt and Road Initiative. https://t.co/h87kOHAa6v

— Oxford Politics & IR (@Politics_Oxford) December 14, 2017

The US is now entering the third phase of relations, where we’re once again defining #China principally as a strategic competitor both in economics and security, says Professor David Lampton. https://t.co/xwTnt32TsS

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) December 19, 2017

LISTEN: #FletcherProf Sung-Yoon Lee was on The @batchelorshow alongside @GordonGChang last night to discuss @POTUS' #NatSec Strategy as it pertains to #NorthKorea and #China #WannaCry https://t.co/PVoPtu7yb8

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) December 21, 2017

China condemns the Cold War mentality after the US publishes a new national security policy that frets about rival nations
https://t.co/wuXJkJiMTr pic.twitter.com/W3SYROk31A

— YaleGlobal Online (@YaleGlobal) December 19, 2017

What North Korea told a U.N. envoy trying to prevent war https://t.co/UHCZgeQC5Z

— David Ignatius (@IgnatiusPost) December 20, 2017

"The world will start perceiving “Made in China” differently—no longer a synonym for the cheap and inferior," says Jie Bai, HKS Assistant Professor of Public Policy. https://t.co/iko05mh6Zf pic.twitter.com/MI3FhHSE7P

— Harvard Ash Center (@HarvardAsh) December 21, 2017

John Park says China is playing a longer game on pushing North Korea to change policies https://t.co/sKR6s0c2F5

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) December 19, 2017

My end-of-year China analysis for @i_montaigne https://t.co/lTVQJo94JS

— Philippe Le Corre 陆克 (@PhLeCorre) December 18, 2017

My latest column: China is replicating the practices it learned in the European-colonial period when, in the famous words of Sun Yat-sen, “India was the favored wife of Britain while China was the common prostitute of all powers.” https://t.co/iKMbEWUsGK

— Brahma Chellaney (@Chellaney) December 20, 2017

Can social media break down diplomatic ties? https://t.co/3KQQFh1XUY

— School of Government (@Government_UoM) December 16, 2017

The US now holds more joint defense exercises with India than with any other country https://t.co/Bxmo7fubZD

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) December 21, 2017

Trump & Xi are both reversing the policies of their predecessors in ways that hurt Australia @UniofOxford https://t.co/CY2H97RGzU

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) December 22, 2017

Japanese government perception of Canada likely took a hit after TPP negotiations went sideways, says #UBC Asian research expert: https://t.co/980eMHjl9H via @BIVnews pic.twitter.com/FjrEmkBqun

— UBC Public Affairs (@ubcnews) December 20, 2017

Deeply honored as always to meet with Prime Minister @AbeShinzo, strategic thinking leader and great friend of @HudsonInstitute, our 2013 Herman Kahn Award winner pic.twitter.com/ltEjmnly9g

— Kenneth Weinstein (@KenWeinstein) December 21, 2017

@mahbubani_k: The Great Convergence: Asia, the West, and the Logic of One World (Video; 02/15/2013) | @EinaudiCenter #CornellCast

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.17（Policy Changes Vol.7 ー政策変更）

All the below links are in English.

標記にかかる弊社ページ（全て英語）を以下貼っておきます。

US Policy Changes Vol.74 (National Security Strategy)
18日ホワイトハウス発表の“アメリカ安全保障戦略”の一部抜粋です。
正に、政策の大転換であると受け止めましたが・・・、さて今後どうなりますか。
なお、Indo-PacificやJapan と書かれているのを見て、素直に喜べました。

US Policy Changes Vol.73 (US business school professors Vol.6)

US Policy Changes Vol.72 (US business school professors Vol.5)

US Policy Changes Vol.71 (US business school professors Vol.4)

US Policy Changes Vol.70 (US business school professors Vol.3)

US Policy Changes Vol.69 (US business school professors Vol.2)

US Policy Changes Vol.68 (US business school professors Vol.1)

US Policy Changes Vol.67 (US law professors Vol.3)

US Policy Changes Vol.66 (US law professors Vol.2)

US Policy Changes Vol.65 (US law professors Vol.1)

以下は、アメリカ Vol.16（政策変更 Vol.6）同様の抜粋等です。
US Policy Changes Vol.64 (Employment/Economy Vol.8 – Middle class, Income, Inequality…)

US Policy Changes Vol.63 (Deregulation/Reform/Inequality Vol.7)

US Policy Changes Vol.62 (Energy Vol.4 – Free market, Electricity franchise, The environment)

US Policy Changes Vol.61 (Employment/Economy/Inequality Vol.7)

US Policy Changes Vol.60 (Infrastructure Vol.6 – Transportation)

US Policy Changes Vol.59 (Foreign Policy Vol.9 – psychology and decision-making)

US Policy Changes Vol.58 (Trade Vol.6 – Manufacturing)

US Policy Changes Vol.57 (National Security Vol.4 – nuclear ideas)

US Policy Changes Vol.56 (Employment Vol.6 – incentive travel)

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.14（関連6: Australia, European Union, Russia, China, North Korea など）

日米首脳会談自体からは離れていますが、標記関連ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

You can watch in full my address at @UniofOxford, @BlavatnikSchool -Australia and our security in the Asia Pacific https://t.co/WUdZW0XrVw

— Richard Marles (@RichardMarlesMP) November 2, 2017

.@JieunBaek1, our DPhil student and book author, is quoted in this BBC News report on women in #NorthKorea's army https://t.co/ZnmB3q2JFM pic.twitter.com/v8IK3EJF5d

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) November 22, 2017

Curious to find out more about the new Kyoto Prize Laureates who will join us next May? Our team went to Japan to meet them and listen to their amazing stories. https://t.co/To0tg9ewtz

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) November 20, 2017

Interesting article on the situation in #NorthKorea by @NickKristof – including quote from our very own @JieunBaek1 https://t.co/pQ0EKZWz4z pic.twitter.com/87h1N9Rc3o

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) October 6, 2017

“In 2017, the fastest growing economies are mostly not free-market democracies” says @NgaireWoods on #capitalism https://t.co/p6NzvjQ5Cg

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) October 2, 2017

What a North Korean soldier had to say: DPhil student +author @JieunBaek1's interview on @MorningEdition #NorthKorea https://t.co/SPyvoqWkHh

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) September 4, 2017

Post-doc Peter Knaack's new paper, analysing why #China is exceeding int'l banking standards: https://t.co/aKQ5cOZSjE @BlavatnikSchool

— GEG (@GlobalEconGovce) November 10, 2017

GEG researcher Peter Knaack on #China & global trade @BlavatnikSchool @StAntsCollege @UnivOxford https://t.co/q7Sp9vE9qV

— GEG (@GlobalEconGovce) August 9, 2017

Credit Suisse's John Woods asks: Will the global economy catch a cold if #China sneezes? https://t.co/lYuT5ilWqa via @SCMP_News

— Patricia M Thornton (@PM_Thornton) November 24, 2017

A Q&A with 'Unveiling the North Korean Economy' author Byung-Yeon Kim on the spread of capitalism in #NorthKorea @BV https://t.co/H5LO274Sl1

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) September 19, 2017

Visit our blog on North Korean Resources & access for free the virtual issue until Oct.15 @StephanHaggard #APSA2017 https://t.co/D8g4aTmRjJ pic.twitter.com/JA4BJpxwOb

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) September 2, 2017

Byung-Yeon Kim's 'Unveiling the #NorthKorean Economy' reviewed by @M_Star_Online https://t.co/N7dFfYgESP

— Cambridge Economics (@CambUP_Econ) August 31, 2017

What does Shinzo Abe's election win mean for Japan? @JNilssonWright from AMES @Cambridge_Uni explains https://t.co/2N62t8U0c2 #JapanElection

— Cam Arts&Humanities (@CamArtsHums) October 24, 2017

Xi Jinping Moves to Solidify Legacy; Changes, But Not Tectonic writes PhD @dylanloh: https://t.co/YoR73UMIR2 via @ipinstGO

— POLIS (@Dept_of_POLIS) November 2, 2017

Trump's protectionism could allow the EU to seize opportunities in key markets https://t.co/qSBb1Udyxd

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 26, 2017

New on the blog: Professor Timo Kivimaki discusses the profitable new friendship between #China and #SaudiArabia: https://t.co/2Jj4fpCKrS

— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) November 14, 2017

New article by our own @KristenHopewell in @CurrentHistory1 Special Issue on the Crisis of Liberalism https://t.co/S9wpjptOJH

— P&IR Edinburgh (@EdinburghPIR) October 26, 2017

President Trump outlined the US’ revised stance on global trade and talked about defense issues during his Asia tour. @CurtisSChin https://t.co/frTgI6hjkO

— Milken Institute (@MilkenInstitute) November 16, 2017

President Trump emphasized his preference for one-to-one economic agreements over multinational trade pacts during his Asia tour. @CurtisSChin
weighs in: https://t.co/agHCKzj3Q2

— Milken Institute (@MilkenInstitute) November 16, 2017

China is believed to spend billions of dollars to boost its international image. Is it working? https://t.co/biOE5LTTYA

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 8, 2017

Read insights on China's rise from Henry Crown Fellow Eric Li: https://t.co/FuxGvo5Ref @washingtonpost @AspenAGLN

— The Aspen Institute (@AspenInstitute) October 25, 2017

Listen to @MrKRudd discuss Xi Jinping and #19thPartyCongress on @BBCRadio4 https://t.co/5ohFHCZyGr

— ASPI (@AsiaPolicy) October 19, 2017

To deter North Korea, Japan and South Korea should go nuclear, writes Bilahari Kausikan https://t.co/g1r2vUPRFb pic.twitter.com/Yg8znsBuWa

— The WorldPost (@TheWorldPost) October 11, 2017

By 2030, China will at least rival American power. Will the U.S. even be a player? https://t.co/pvRlXApwkT pic.twitter.com/0TNixyVAIP

— Bloomberg View (@BV) November 17, 2017

Meet Wang Huning, the chief ideologist of post-Deng China, now elevated to the CCP Politburo Standing Committee https://t.co/V7nRvTQeN9?

— Nils Gilman (@nils_gilman) November 6, 2017

Since Trump's election, the window of possible futures has been blown wide open. My latest piece in @aminterest: https://t.co/VJ8jsW6WkJ…

— Nils Gilman (@nils_gilman) October 30, 2017

For a current power to willingly hand over power — the way Trump has done by leaving the TPP — is unprecedented in the past 500 yrs, Harvard historian @GrahamTAllison said at a @berggruenInst event last night pic.twitter.com/BCEMQbxGCA

— Kathleen Miles (@mileskathleen) November 17, 2017

"Xi is so powerful, his advisers no longer offer candid advice. That’s dangerous." — Steve Tsang for @TheWorldPost → https://t.co/wr00lxteNl pic.twitter.com/nyQ1YvlJcV

— Kathleen Miles (@mileskathleen) October 26, 2017

Trump’s new Cold War alliance in Asia is dangerous → https://t.co/M5IyE1LX5L by Gurpreet S. Khurana in @TheWorldPost pic.twitter.com/dOI5KC2QPu

— peter mellgard (@PeterMellgard) November 14, 2017

China's Communist Party must fight inequality if it wants to survive, writes @Yu_JieC for @TheWorldPost → https://t.co/W5hbJOtsv1 pic.twitter.com/VIXgOkcbEp

— peter mellgard (@PeterMellgard) October 23, 2017

Former Australian PM @MrKRudd: Trump has ceded economic leadership to China → https://t.co/OHuddmoBI0 in @TheWorldPost pic.twitter.com/vc9f6sVWZz

— Rosa O'Hara (@RosaO_Hara) November 15, 2017

Inside China’s quest to become the global leader in AI, by @Edward_Tse for @TheWorldPost → https://t.co/QePQ48TV1O pic.twitter.com/xk55hhxMyh

— Rosa O'Hara (@RosaO_Hara) October 19, 2017

Re-upping this one today: Iranians' thoughts on the nuclear deal implementation in 2016 → https://t.co/XlA8Sb8Xoz via @TheWorldPost 1/5 pic.twitter.com/k4Ntx7YhLu

— Rosa O'Hara (@RosaO_Hara) October 13, 2017

Good overview by @YanzhongHuang of Thucydides Trap, @Joe_Nye's Kindleberger Trap, and other traps China faces https://t.co/MXhF5KKeyX

— Graham Allison (@GrahamTAllison) October 30, 2017

Important informed counterargument to idea that Xi speaks 4 “Chinese traditional virtues” cc @JamesFallows @huahsu https://t.co/kw7WDgx43e

— Jeff Wasserstrom (@jwassers) November 17, 2017

Trump in Asia: "This is how a superpower commits suicide" https://t.co/n7BLhJ8Hep by @Richeydarian in @washingtonpost via @TheWorldPost & @berggruenInst

— Devin T. Stewart (@devintstewart) November 13, 2017

Trump's new North Korea strategy might actually work, writes Hong Seok-Hyun for @TheWorldPost → https://t.co/buNxZ5Y4ku pic.twitter.com/7Zv9jDnky8

— Farah Mohamed (@farahymohamed) November 9, 2017

Obama vs Trump: Climate Changehttps://t.co/7ZVZJxXsto pic.twitter.com/Q5ULqApfUx

— Sustainable Lboro (@SustainLboro) November 6, 2017

US has done everything #NorthKorea wants: Dr Catherine Jones comments on increasing tensions between the countries | https://t.co/GGE2GgBpFz pic.twitter.com/sGTOr9ZNYg

— Warwick Newsroom (@warwicknewsroom) September 22, 2017

Xi Jinping Thought enshrined in China’s Communist Party charter https://t.co/pUAznvY0ml

— SCMP News (@SCMP_News) October 24, 2017

China imports ~80% of its cobalt from DRC. Cost & scarcity of critical metals are a major hurdle for future of EV. https://t.co/EODsrmSMim https://t.co/X6ZfQfF2Wj

— Hoffmann Centre (@HoffmannCentre) November 2, 2017

Sir John Beddington on the major challenge of resource availability in the 21st century #sustainablecities https://t.co/qe5dYEro4G pic.twitter.com/IkOq3j1yUm

— Oxford Martin School (@oxmartinschool) November 1, 2017

Before Trump and Brexit, there were still concerns that Global Governance is failing: https://t.co/9iGTohvtxK pic.twitter.com/7eYHjuZNCm

— Oxford Politics & IR (@Politics_Oxford) September 15, 2017

Samuel Ramani writes on Russia’s new diplomatic strategy in the Middle East: https://t.co/7GWkYCCDqn pic.twitter.com/rhfSDBIDBq

— Oxford Politics & IR (@Politics_Oxford) October 17, 2017

Yuli Tamir @BlavatnikSchool argues that #liberalism can only 'win again' if it understands that indivdiuals are bound together by institutions & therefore values them accordinglyhttps://t.co/aeKncatGE1

— Christopher May (@chrismayLU) November 10, 2017

Our @thomasnhale is mentioned in this piece about Trump and #Climatechange by @chrisdeerin on @unherd https://t.co/NruLUwyh1V

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) August 11, 2017

#Zapad2017: #Russia's show of force or ground for an offensive? New blog by student (soon alumnus) Farid Osmanov https://t.co/8IzyY70Kmf pic.twitter.com/ufp0SB57jU

— Blavatnik School (@BlavatnikSchool) September 13, 2017

Is WTO coherence w/Bretton Woods institutions costly in policy-making & implementing Doha round of negotiations? https://t.co/4X7WWcatic pic.twitter.com/5jWSFyCjot

— Oxford Econ Policy (@OxrepJournal) October 31, 2017

3rd #freepdf: East Asian policymakers must manage frictions e.g. urban migration & income inequality to grow income https://t.co/azyquKdtAO

— Oxford Econ Policy (@OxrepJournal) October 25, 2017

What China Does Next – The Atlantic https://t.co/9FpOfJsuLz @kcalamur @TheAtlantic #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 22, 2017

Negotiate with North Korea. But the Iran deal is nonnegotiable. https://t.co/auYz9LFy6n @TheWorldPost #WeekendRoundup

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 11, 2017

China Spreads Propaganda to U.S. on Facebook, a Platform It Bans at Home https://t.co/u96kPiCnBp @paulmozur @nytimes #understandingchina #newmedia

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 10, 2017

China’s Technology Ambitions Could Upset the Global Trade Order via @NYTimes https://t.co/y4ifv5jKL6

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 8, 2017

Will The Future Of Artificial Intelligence Look Chinese? @yueyueyuewang via @forbes https://t.co/O0LQpXn1hX #AI #understandingchina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 7, 2017

China’s AI ambitions revealed by most cited research papers https://t.co/cugKchAJDZ via @FT #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 7, 2017

“The two leaders should leverage their relationship and make the most of this moment in history” https://t.co/TPwxXmdZal #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 6, 2017

.@TheWorldPost #WeekendRoundUp: Trump’s heated climate denial spurs action across the planet. https://t.co/9uHRfHA0Ci

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) November 4, 2017

China’s party congress is a wake-up call for the West @TheWorldPost https://t.co/T1sleEoqad

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 28, 2017

China’s historic week. By BI member @FareedZakaria #UnderstandingChina https://t.co/9cbN48EF9o

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 27, 2017

.@kaifulee: AI may have been invented in West, but you can see its future taking shape on other side of the world https://t.co/fPXeuVX6VV

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 26, 2017

Xi Jinping offers a long-term view of China’s ambition https://t.co/m8nUEGuVjg BI advisor @KevinMRudd via @FT #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 24, 2017

Why tech giants see Singapore as the next A.I. hub https://t.co/P2K796Ap8c via @SCMP_news @jbhavan @SCMP_News

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 23, 2017

Big data meets Big Brother as China moves to rate its citizens https://t.co/sjEVbZOt0z @rachelbotsman @WIRED

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 23, 2017

.@FareedZakaria : Is Trump on his way to make the same tragic mistakes as other predecessors? https://t.co/6X0Sy9BjrM

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 20, 2017

Here are 5 Crucial Issues for President Xi's Second Term and China's Future:

Read More Here: https://t.co/xO1DAtY4Ji pic.twitter.com/Xy8IBT9QyK

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 19, 2017

7 things you need to know about Xi Jinping’s ‘new era’ for China https://t.co/7YX48BKReP @teddyng via @SCMP_News #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 18, 2017

5 Years Ago, China's Xi Jinping Was Largely Unknown. Now He's Poised To Reshape China https://t.co/4W6gv1EOdj @JulianGewirtz @jwassers

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 18, 2017

Opinion: Even Xi Jinping can’t ignore the party’s checks on power https://t.co/1cKPrkO1HB via @SCMP_news #UnderstandingChina #CCP

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 17, 2017

As U.S. Confronts Internet’s Disruptions, China Feels Vindicated https://t.co/WlzfDdVhsh @stevenleemyers @suilee #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 17, 2017

China seeks dominance of global AI industry https://t.co/hQLzfFkx2I via @FT #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 16, 2017

Xi Jinping and China’s New Era of Glory https://t.co/qIH00b0r0f @iandenisjohnson @nytimes #UnderstandingChina

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 14, 2017

Weekend roundup: Trump’s unraveling of the Iran deal dashes negotiations with North Korea https://t.co/CdRYrpcQkD

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 14, 2017

Opinion | China is winning the future. Here’s how. https://t.co/whj4aW0afA by BI member @FareedZakaria

— Berggruen Institute (@berggruenInst) October 13, 2017

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.13（関連5: NAFTA, TPP, India, China, North Korea など）

日米首脳会談自体からは離れていますが、標記関連ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

Tuck's @vgovindarajan says expat CEOs are double-edged swords for Indian companies with heavily involved founders: https://t.co/PmgO8otVuc

— Tuck School (@TuckSchool) September 11, 2017

With interest in global innovation centers surging in India, Tuck's @vgovindarajan says GE is an example to follow https://t.co/4ANjWOxB4v

— Tuck School (@TuckSchool) August 28, 2017

China’s technology component will grow much faster than its traditional industries – Prof Justin Ren on @SCMP_News https://t.co/AaOcKSoBKt

— BU Questrom (@BUQuestrom) November 6, 2017

Xi Jinping's visit: What do US businesses want from China? Senior Lecturer Greg Stoller weighs in: http://t.co/cg2pbMxzn2 via @IBTimes

— BU Questrom (@BUQuestrom) September 23, 2015

.@AnneliseRiles on President Trump’s Diplomatic Trip to Asia, via @USATODAY. https://t.co/13DqtvJDEw

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) November 14, 2017

Prof. Riles @AnneliseRiles on Trump navigating diplomatic and military obstacles during Asia tour https://t.co/ZsxyRONbhK

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) November 6, 2017

Prof. Riles on US trade with China and Trump's Asia trip https://t.co/4osgdtiJfx

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) October 31, 2017

Does Trump have the power to go to war? Prof. Ohlin @LieberCode weighs in. https://t.co/FkYufhtjFr

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) October 30, 2017

Lecturer & @EMICornell director, @lourdescasanova, spoke with @CGTNOfficial about China's economic ties with Panama.https://t.co/bUpGY4jefu

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) September 21, 2017

#Finance professor Andrew Karolyi comments on #China's economics ties to the U.S. in this @CNNMoney article.https://t.co/9oZ7MLPrhT

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) September 18, 2017

“The automobile sector is something that gives a lot of prestige to countries” –@CornellSGE prof Christopher Marquishttps://t.co/OjxBJ3OySR

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) September 7, 2017

.@EMICornell hosted delegates from Wenzhou University to discuss #China’s Belt & Road economic development strategy.https://t.co/i03afad4fK

— Johnson at Cornell (@CornellMBA) August 29, 2017

Trump is wild card in subtle Asia geopolitics says @AnneliseRiles of @Meridian180org @CornellLaw https://t.co/Oplk78en49

— Einaudi Center (@EinaudiCenter) November 7, 2017

Anthropologist, legal expert @AnneliseRiles @CornellLaw comments on what happened to Trump's Asia agenda, via @STcom @rapapompom https://t.co/IKtTeg4kH9

— rebecca valli (@rebzvalli) November 15, 2017

Tsai China Center Senior Fellow @MiraRappHooper: What China Wants from Trump via @ForeignAffairs https://t.co/HOpRDopAZn

— Yale Law School (@YaleLawSch) November 8, 2017

Top executives were polled at the CEO Caucus about the Trump administration. Here's what they had to say. https://t.co/i3MrRjMh9J

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) October 9, 2017

3 Questions with Professor Paul Bracken on North Korea https://t.co/KwXssgacGW via @YaleInsights pic.twitter.com/RtLWDOiB3M

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) September 28, 2017

North Korea: Time to Think Beyond Denuclearization https://t.co/Qsqz36uTtk

— Colin Powell School (@cpowellschool) October 18, 2017

A talk hosted by the Fordham Wall Street Council, @FordhamGSB, featured Abby Joseph Cohen of @GoldmanSachs.https://t.co/uJgdvGE359

— Fordham University (@FordhamNYC) October 26, 2017

Foreign Minister of Japan, Taro Kono, speaks to @Columbia students. Watch the full lecture here: https://t.co/ttyxvdvu0H #CJEB #Japan pic.twitter.com/hKqtjl1xlg

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) October 5, 2017

“The big wild card is China. The main weakness in the current North Korea sanctions regime is enforcement.”—@GoldmanZachary @NYU_CLS, former policy advisor on sanctions at Treasury Dept. https://t.co/l06Pgr45qk

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) November 13, 2017

NYU Law receives $5 million gift from the Government of Japan to support @USALINYU https://t.co/L8FEbdHf8I pic.twitter.com/iSgth5JyYH

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) November 11, 2017

Prof. @alemannoEU writes @wef about how to revitalize citizens’ participation in Europe https://t.co/X8ZEwKNO00

— NYU Law (@nyulaw) November 4, 2017

Prof Ari Ginsberg says it's time for companies to draw up Plan B in anticipation of #Trump's #NAFTA plans: https://t.co/5e70gg3IaU

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) October 18, 2017

Are rising tensions in #NorthKorea making an economic impact? Prof @amspence98 comments via @CNBC https://t.co/hQEZPjryaT

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) September 3, 2017

#China is beginning to resemble US's dominant post-war position in #global #economy – Prof @amspence98 via @ProSyn https://t.co/P8zADarMgN

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) August 31, 2017

Prof Sabrina Howell notes a lack in charging #infrastructure could hinder #China's push to move to electric cars: https://t.co/x04u5G7sKN

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) September 16, 2017

Prof @RobertSalomon comments on the renegotiation of #NAFTA via @XHNorthAmerica: https://t.co/6oysbuU3gk

— NYU Stern (@NYUStern) August 27, 2017

Weighed in on this topic, thanks to @excinit @engadget! The missing trade war against China’s digital protectionism https://t.co/xlfiXhkhZQ

— Anindya Ghose (@aghose) September 16, 2017

https://twitter.com/PennLaw/status/927544602126618625

"If China is the present when it comes to mobile payments, India may be the future" –@garrett_geoff https://t.co/wpz5DLzDAg #fintech

— The Wharton School (@Wharton) November 4, 2017

Dean @garrett_geoff on the economic future of #HongKong #China & #Shenzhen. The next Silicon Valley? https://t.co/Sy05hT9iv6 #WhartonForum

— The Wharton School (@Wharton) August 31, 2017

Int'l business professor Dr. Usha Haley talks South Korean government governance issues & Samsung in @washingtonpost https://t.co/MMvv7rhQ2a

— WVU College of B&E (@wvucobe) August 23, 2017

Dr. Usha Haley, mgmt professor, recently quoted in @csmonitor article talking US-made solar panels. Read it here: https://t.co/IHbkl7nVra

— WVU College of B&E (@wvucobe) May 24, 2017

Watch yesterday's #GeorgetownOnTheHill policy forum on #NAFTA w/@cblisscsi (@USCSI), Josh Nassar (@UAW), David Thomas (@BizRoundtable), and John Veroneau (@CovingtonLLP), moderated by Prof. Brad Jensen #CanItBeSaved #Trade https://t.co/2aZwwsgnWf

— Georgetown CBPP (@GeorgetownCBPP) November 9, 2017

James Moore, director of @MSB_BSPPI, discusses @SoftBank & @Uber deal in @latimes – https://t.co/LjgjQbfGyh | #MSBquoted

— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) November 15, 2017

Prof Arthur Dong discusses motivating forces behind recent changes in China's investment policy & why now https://t.co/UMBkDWCntf #MSBquoted

— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) August 23, 2017

Watch @BillClinton #Clinton25 Keynote address on Facebook Live w/ @GUPolitics @McCourtSchool at 4:15pm ET https://t.co/7w5We5aCDq pic.twitter.com/hbDr7jqLr9

— Georgetown Univ. (@Georgetown) November 6, 2017

Watch Professor Steve Charnovitz participate in a discussion about the politics and reality of the #NAFTA negotiati… https://t.co/GYzFurywCK pic.twitter.com/LAqIuoSYVJ

— GW Law (@gwlaw) November 8, 2017

Watch Professor Laura Dickinson moderate this panel. https://t.co/t2CgktU5PH

— GW Law (@gwlaw) October 30, 2017

#GWU’s @Prof_Rehman recently discussed U.S.-China trade policy with @JudyWoodruff on @Newshour. Watch here https://t.co/oSLaMpbqgA

— GW Media Relations (@GWmedia) November 10, 2017

.@gwbusiness’ Lynda Maddox spoke w/ @IBTimesUK’s @duckytennent abt how a hat helped Donald Trump win the presidency https://t.co/jT2VIDzONR

— GW Media Relations (@GWmedia) November 7, 2017

#GWU Prof. Mark Hyman has been in China shooting a documentary about the #MLB search for new players. Learn more: https://t.co/QqyolAoOnz. pic.twitter.com/jVOslJAa6o

— GW University (@GWtweets) November 1, 2017

During his keynote at the Wenger Lecture on Trade, Ambassador Alan Wolff said, "The US has taken a backseat at #WTO" https://t.co/fd5Z3m0Mkc pic.twitter.com/MQ4pIAQVz7

— Wash College of Law (@AUWCL) November 10, 2017

US-made is not so simple: https://t.co/2eW9yEuJhM #AutoIndex

— Kogod Business (@KogodBiz) October 25, 2017

Buy American: Compelling reasonshttps://t.co/weOfrLB3Rr

— Kogod Business (@KogodBiz) October 20, 2017

Which is the most American-made car? It depends on who you askhttps://t.co/lc34jGQs3X

— Kogod Business (@KogodBiz) October 19, 2017

.@mgeist: #NAFTA & the Digital Env: My Keynote at @AUWCL on Striking a Fair Balance on #Copyright + Digital Policy https://t.co/Uu5MmubClH

— infojustice (@info_justice) November 2, 2017

Darden alum @krish70 is making a big impact in India with his work to improve roads & vehicles. https://t.co/OXOIOWr6OZ #putyourwhytowork

— Darden School at UVA (@DardenMBA) September 2, 2017

Rough seas ahead: How #tech is disrupting the merchant shipping industry https://t.co/PZeaDCNM5N by @ravimaniar

— UNC Kenan-Flagler (@kenanflagler) October 25, 2017

Lincicome: Trump's trade statements "seem to reflect some pretty basic lack of understanding" https://t.co/Qz4vpCMEOs

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) November 9, 2017

Prof. Bradley: Trump could withdraw U.S. from NAFTA without congressional approval https://t.co/ySQo3ruAho

— Duke Law (@DukeLaw) November 14, 2017

If Venezuela should collapse, “the problems of failed states are very difficult to contain” – Patrick Duddy https://t.co/MBPjRUZiWK

— Duke Fuqua (@DukeFuqua) October 24, 2017

Is renegotiating NAFTA self-sabotage for the US? Prof Alan Deardorff quoted in @detnews on potential effectshttps://t.co/NLmjKX2VNu pic.twitter.com/JVqBD5Vv61

— U-M Economics (@umichECON) October 24, 2017

Our WCED director @a2hicken, incoming director @SlaterPolitics & affiliated faculty weigh in… https://t.co/xVGPAvhYzA

— umichWCED (@umichWCED) November 6, 2017

.@umich prof. Mary Gallagher: Xi’s theory demonstrates complicated context of Xi Jinping’s concentration of power #China #19thPartyCongress pic.twitter.com/bXpTrjgrJl

— Global Michigan (@GlobalMichigan) October 24, 2017

From the MJIL Archives: Japan, the SDF and Collective Security: Japan’s De Facto Amendment of its Con https://t.co/nQ8dKoDuFQ #MJILArchives

— Mich. J. Int'l L. (@MichJIntl_Law) November 12, 2017

#Arctic @inquirerdotnet Xi Jinping backs Silk Road on ice https://t.co/qSFoZTZuA0

— Arctic Law Watch (@UWLaw_Arctic) November 3, 2017

The Looming #NAFTA Disaster https://t.co/6600krx0TO by @RichardAEpstein via @DefiningIdeas pic.twitter.com/JetvLeg7XK

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) October 24, 2017

The Trump administration’s #trade war is alienating key U.S. economic partners, says Jeffrey Kucik: https://t.co/nacIRNC42V

— CFR Religion (@CFR_Religion) October 21, 2017

After Trump's trip to Asia, could Vietnam and the Philippines yield the largest return on investment of American time and energy? Our fellows @KarlFriedhoff and Thomas Bodine in @RealClearWorld https://t.co/xX6A6ZP3qf

— The Chicago Council (@ChicagoCouncil) November 22, 2017

Here the article @mfperezcr & I wrote about #NAFTA #TradeNegotiations https://t.co/90D84WHgfC

— Nicolás Albertoni (@N_Albertoni) October 12, 2017

Why #Japan’s potential snap election could de-synchronize global monetary policy https://t.co/7JMS2sovHr

— WisdomTree (@WisdomTreeETFs) September 29, 2017

China’s roads and rails increasingly look like the Jetsons’ and ours like the Flintstones’, @tomfriedman says https://t.co/mv0rwvzJhC

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) November 15, 2017

Why populism is a threat to electoral integrity https://t.co/2D5oDsbxYt

— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 17, 2017

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.12（関連4: TPP, North Korea, China, Australia, ASEANなど）

日米首脳会談自体からは離れていますが、標記関連ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

Dr @JohnHemmings2 discusses Donald Trump's visit to Asia on i24 – https://t.co/zrCkflq5gv

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) November 13, 2017

A Precarious Triangle: U.S.-China Strategic Stability and Japan https://t.co/WGKiNo21ip via @SchoffJ

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 13, 2017

China's Great Leap Backward https://t.co/rHixyzwtA5

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 13, 2017

Australian academic says he has been silenced by Chinese Government https://t.co/yvnaMgHV3H via @ABCNews

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 12, 2017

Maybe baby steps… https://t.co/iGaCknuFLk

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 13, 2017

And people say China has no leverage over Pyongyang… https://t.co/Anne0ZgUis

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 11, 2017

After China’s 19th Party Congress – implications for the regional architecture and order https://t.co/tNpv8M1tdw

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 9, 2017

How China plans to beat the U.S. at technology https://t.co/ZK365jxDEQ via @CNNMoney

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 8, 2017

Globalisation marches on without Trump https://t.co/jUFZCKBNsm via @FT

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 7, 2017

Sorry to see @johnkerry undermining the US position. Particularly since NK has wanted nukes since 90s & has befuddled 4 administrations. https://t.co/M9UwVNl0hk

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 7, 2017

Howard showed with the TSD that Oz's alliances give it leverage w/ Beijing and Washington.https://t.co/mOyM9nLRJT via @FinancialReview

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 7, 2017

The strongest criticism of Moon Jae-in's "3 No's" in the Chosun llbo https://t.co/VvpbG4OJ6p

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 7, 2017

Good to hear my old boss Brad Glosserman from @PacificForum in Tokyo at the @fccjapan https://t.co/rDhIennaum

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 6, 2017

Good question … https://t.co/NkI7ie36wq

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 6, 2017

Trump brings a new seriousness with him to Asia, writes @KenWeinstein https://t.co/lWphBdwgWM via @WSJ

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 6, 2017

"During his visit…Xi also instructed armed forces to improve combat capability & readiness for war, ministry said" https://t.co/UJ9vdck101

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 6, 2017

Fascinating review of China’s use of the myths of the Silk Road to colour the Belt&Road Initiative https://t.co/7Mau4x1PtX

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 4, 2017

Interestingly, it harks to Cold War when China supported the US-Japan alliance bc it restrained Japan. PRCs post90s mil modzn changed that. https://t.co/TVPmYL4UKI

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 4, 2017

PacNet #79 – The Philippines-Japan security partnership in a changing regional security environment https://t.co/EfCYtoK4TE

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 4, 2017

Is TPP 2.0 good to go?: https://t.co/2o4GhzpjqQ

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 3, 2017

Worth tweeting this excellent 2015 piece this week, given the Quad debate. https://t.co/ZsHUNMZyZJ via @ConversationUS

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 2, 2017

Australia comes on board to complete quadrilateral, talks to be held this month https://t.co/yxt6IAj2jw via @IndianExpress

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 2, 2017

I wonder if this means the cyber-hacking Bureau 121, based in Shenyang? https://t.co/OIGT8u8vRa

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 2, 2017

Important numbers, however, unsure why he ignores Japan's role in breaking up PRC's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, island defence https://t.co/qcIhlF6a8V

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 2, 2017

Think tank urges British government to uphold Joint Declaration https://t.co/fnPFvXiPQ5

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

"Trump will demand that Beijing…cease predatory trade, investment and intellectual property practices." https://t.co/xeigcVcVi4

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

As Trump Heads to E. Asia, Tillerson Takes More Forceful Tone Towards Beijing https://t.co/aEWvHQPY3E

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

Trilateral Cooperation Needed to Combat North Korean Threat https://t.co/8pERVgSl12

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

China to tighten censorship of online news https://t.co/JmutwI5ikd via @FT

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

This New Era is one of rigid ideological conformity…present and future…to the past, both inside & outside China" https://t.co/bJXcaMnL2l

— John Hemmings (@JohnHemmings2) November 1, 2017

“I have to think in some ways they are laughing behind his back, and certainly the Chinese are.” My latest for @FT. https://t.co/LRExn38soy

— Shawn Donnan (@sdonnan) November 12, 2017

Trump’s Asia trip points to how the world is moving on without the US. My @FT “Big Read” https://t.co/M0zFbhzApR

— Shawn Donnan (@sdonnan) November 6, 2017

How North Korean defectors flee their homeland #infographic https://t.co/p4ZFEv3chJ

— SCMP News (@SCMP_News) November 2, 2017

In Xi’s new era, Chinese diplomacy will be a display of hard power https://t.co/wJ9uIDr6m1

— SCMP News (@SCMP_News) November 1, 2017

Resurrecting the Quad has sound strategic logic. My take @FinancialReview on why: https://t.co/6BOvzUACpT

— Richard Fontaine (@RHFontaine) November 10, 2017

LEMOA in place, US tanker refuels Indian Navy ship in Sea of #Japan https://t.co/3B8hVkoLCa

— 9 Dash Line 九段线 (@9DashLine) November 13, 2017

Much anticipated "quadrilateral discussions" on Indo-Pacific take place between India, US, Australia and Japan https://t.co/WMQiWOxnat …

— Andrew Greene (@AndrewBGreene) November 12, 2017

“#Quad shld be driven by function rather than form..maritime coop is obvious place to start” writes Andrew Shearer https://t.co/6XycmT4B3b

— Elliot Brennan (@elliotbrennan) November 14, 2017

https://twitter.com/azraisakovic/status/929974910788800513

My latest for Lowy – Turnbull faces Asian Summit Season – https://t.co/yUkCdQtJ4J

— Susan Harris Rimmer (@FemInt) November 9, 2017

Abe, Trump seek Indian-Pacific strategy to counter China：The Asahi Shimbun：The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/LOUXy42haJ

— Roland Löchli (@RolandLoechli) November 8, 2017

So do we have a TPP-11 or not? Aust govt backgrounds AFR yes this morning, then Turnbull admits 'not yet' to Sky in afternoon. https://t.co/dqj9gosUNI

— Jeffrey Wilson (@JDWilson08) November 10, 2017

'Indo-Pacific' over 'Asia-Pacific' reflects importance of India's rise: US official https://t.co/MaD0Lz6AzS

— Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) November 5, 2017

Trump’s Asia strategy strongly resembles Abe’s “security diamond” https://t.co/d5qDuALP1s

— Dr. Mark P. Barry (@DrMarkPBarry) November 5, 2017

President Trump and First Lady Melania Attend Welcome Ceremony at Akasaka Palace in Japan (11/05/2017) #POTUSinAsia https://t.co/BuR7JV2aZx

— Jackie Lee (@JackieLee51) November 6, 2017

In other words, Japan’s strategy of resistance and avoiding premature capitulationism has worked https://t.co/x30NCQwxXZ

— Rory Medcalf (@Rory_Medcalf) November 7, 2017

Japan to join 3 US carriers for naval drills in western Pacific https://t.co/268xb7WAyC pic.twitter.com/0Av1C2bFyq

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) November 7, 2017

#ICYMI: @POTUS talked with troops at Yokota Air Base, #Japan. #POTUSinAsia pic.twitter.com/hizjKGnJAu

— U.S. Dept of Defense (@DeptofDefense) November 5, 2017

Tomorrow: discussing #TrumpinAsia with Kurt Campbell, @MiraRappHooper, & @WalterLohman. https://t.co/Yv47aSXJaq @AsiaProgram @KissingerInst

— Abraham M. Denmark (@AbeDenmark) November 1, 2017

“President Trump is some ways the personification of a new Bolshevism of the right” https://t.co/C2YNhs9OmL

— James Pethokoukis (@JimPethokoukis) November 6, 2017

Video and photos from our October event on US role in Indo-Pacifc now online @asaninst @ussc @PerthUSAsia https://t.co/YxCy4i6DMD pic.twitter.com/mjWDINZA7T

— Asan Institute DC (@AsanInstDC) November 1, 2017

https://twitter.com/CurtisSChin/status/928285226454859776

Vietnam proposes resolving #SouthChinaSea disputes with China "based on common sense and international law" https://t.co/uTgBnWOSqP

— Bill Hayton (@bill_hayton) November 3, 2017

Inside North Korea's missiles https://t.co/NfKmUF43FF

— Tsai Ting-I (@tsaitingi) November 10, 2017

Intercepting a long-range ballistic missile mid-flight is hard. Here’s how to do it better. https://t.co/6xFI7rZfJ1 pic.twitter.com/8rgNCQZmjH

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 12, 2017

China's population is expected to peek around 2025 before charting a steady decline. https://t.co/bt49bSDI5N pic.twitter.com/TwkYvLixWx

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 7, 2017

A quick overview for understanding #China’s new leadership after the 19th Party Congress.

Source https://t.co/iFIu27Gc1x pic.twitter.com/lQvHEVifjs

— Dariusz Wituszyński (@dariwituszynski) November 8, 2017

My new blog article about Hong Kong, on Bright Blue's blog: https://t.co/CMVNb4X3XR

— Benedict Rogers (@benedictrogers) November 10, 2017

AP Interview: Wong says China rise means trade trumps rights https://t.co/Qpr2Ppqhe5

— Joshua Wong Chi-fung (@joshuawongcf) November 1, 2017

China’s all-powerful leader should heed the lessons from history, former official says https://t.co/rQmGedMQpI

— Simon Denyer (@simondenyer) November 11, 2017

Great op-ed in @washingtonpost by @Griffith_Uni colleague Wang Yi on the mastermind behind Xi Jinping’s power: https://t.co/YCh0xuxi3C

— Andrew O'Neil (@oneil_ak) November 6, 2017

The best Trump can do in China this week is avert disaster. Here’s how. https://t.co/AwNobClESB

— Ely Ratner (@elyratner) November 5, 2017

Australian publisher drops book for fear of Beijing https://t.co/Z4XK7NWvDs

— FT China (@ftchina) November 13, 2017

Can #Xi Jinping fix the #PLA's discipline problems? Recent changes give some clues. Phil Saunders and I discuss in @TheNatlInterest https://t.co/kR5XEjPvUS

— Joel Wuthnow (@jwuthnow) November 13, 2017

Feeling pretty darned good about this 2012 piece of mine after the week we’ve just had in Asia … “Two Asias” indeed. https://t.co/j0Eo6kqAX2 @Rmanning4 @ForeignPolicy

— Evan Feigenbaum (@EvanFeigenbaum) November 12, 2017

China gave Trump what looked like a big win today by opening its banking market. Here’s the catch: team Trump didn’t know it was coming and hadn’t asked for it: https://t.co/czmgn7NzLb

— Peter Martin (@PeterMartin_PCM) November 10, 2017

Something old, something new: $250 billion in U.S.-China deals don’t add up https://t.co/aria3BeCfs

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 10, 2017

#TrumpInChina Playback: @realDonaldTrump arrived in Beijing to start his first visit to China as the president of the United States (video via CGTN) pic.twitter.com/j5cQouaq4s

— People's Daily,China (@PDChina) November 8, 2017

Whoa, Canada: explaining the TPP deal that wasn’t | Mike Callaghan https://t.co/IAus8sekE4

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 13, 2017

Trump in China: Game, set, and possibly match to Beijing | Kerry Brown https://t.co/JwpxEbwyIR

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 13, 2017

.@flatgard on North Korea’s billion-dollar soft spot https://t.co/XlTHk6bY3n

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 13, 2017

ASEAN summit should focus on the possible | @elliotbrennan https://t.co/K1pUc1j2l1

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 10, 2017

'The Quad should be driven by function rather than form: the best way to consolidate support in all four capitals is to focus on producing results' | Andrew Shearer https://t.co/fkFKo3vK7X

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 10, 2017

'While no one wishes to have a China backed into a corner, fearful of a NATO in Asia, is that really what is taking place?' | @JohnHemmings2 on the Quad https://t.co/k7uqYBGfOL

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 9, 2017

Protecting fish stocks from illegal fishing is of critical importance to the economy, food security and stability of Pacific Island countries, argues Scott Brady https://t.co/sTqCT32pjA

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 14, 2017

'To use inflation prospects as the sole criterion for policy-setting was always a convenient simplification' | Stephen Grenville https://t.co/tTIXyu4n09

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 10, 2017

'Unrest plays into Russia’s geopolitical vision, yet Moscow has now assumed the obligation to provide a stable Syrian government' | Stephen Blank https://t.co/APIWgIyJr6

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 8, 2017

Asia’s New Entente | via @ASPI_org @Chellaney https://t.co/6BeGK9k00D pic.twitter.com/xxmMk26cor

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) November 7, 2017

After the North Korean nuclear crisis | @Dr_M_Davis | https://t.co/iZFVI0crIA pic.twitter.com/hVNIiYDR5o

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 14, 2017

The nuclear ban ‘pledge’: how’s it tracking? | @rdyn51 | https://t.co/UbqzJ6sHLv pic.twitter.com/oYObAWugSA

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 13, 2017

Striving for power: Chinese foreign policy in Xi Jinping’s ‘new era’ | @fengzhangmc | https://t.co/zt7WU7dlbC pic.twitter.com/phyofWhpt1

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 13, 2017

Liberal internationalism: hard days, hazy daze | Graeme Dobell | https://t.co/iMhmJWVqu8 pic.twitter.com/N0caUJW21f

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 12, 2017

Time to consider refinancing options for the ASEAN secretariat | @EvanLaksmana | https://t.co/uqJDtnhNeS pic.twitter.com/797PSnqSbs

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 10, 2017

APEC, Trump and contested Asia | @NickBisley | https://t.co/4tuqwdl2g1 pic.twitter.com/NQ2RfbJzhg

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 10, 2017

A deal on North Korean nukes? | @Andrew_D_ASPI | https://t.co/RrV8OTWxiX pic.twitter.com/RGctJSp6KJ

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 9, 2017

National security wrap | @jackywestermann @jackfviola @ElizaChapman_ @HarleyComrie | https://t.co/0hVmjaDnDl pic.twitter.com/06fpWz9axU

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 9, 2017

Mr Trump Goes to China | @RichardHaass | https://t.co/Gx4WijC4RO pic.twitter.com/FXXE8m3UhQ

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 9, 2017

Australian marines—what would they be good for? | Bob Moyse | https://t.co/NW4qcPVMJs pic.twitter.com/Yk8TRP607z

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 8, 2017