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Ireland アイルランド Vol.5（St. Patrick’s Day, et al. セントパトリックスデー等）

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ、ツイート（動画など）を集めたページ等を貼っておきます。
色々な歴史、現在にも我々にも影響のある事柄を多かれ少なかれ把握はしており、それらへの感情もありますが、
我が国が今後も経済を維持するためには、バランス感覚を持ちながら、英語で外国と仲良くやっていかねばならないことだけは確かです。
その際、アイルランドは、日本が今後もっと関係を深めるべき相手国筆頭の一つ、と考えております。
こういうお祭りにもそれぞれの立場でバランス感覚の下、それぞれ全力でエンジョイするしかありません。

Ireland Vol.25 (St. Patrick’s Day 2018)

Ireland Vol.26 (Economy, Technology, et al.)

Ireland Vol.24 (Economy, Public policy, et al.)

追加

Chicago's been turning its river green every #StPatricksDay for more than 50 years – here's how it's done pic.twitter.com/dQxkyW4GiK

— ITV News (@itvnews) March 17, 2018

John F. Kennedy & wife Jacqueline at the 1958 Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade.

☘️ pic.twitter.com/p4QIW9dJnP

— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) March 18, 2018

#OTD in 1968, South Boston native Alex MacDonald had a chance meeting with Robert F. Kennedy on the campaign trail during the #StPatricksDay parade. 50 years later, Library archivists would help MacDonald find the photo capturing the memory he’s always cherished. #RFK50 pic.twitter.com/fvwIB8DgWD

— JFK Library (@JFKLibrary) March 17, 2018

"St. Patrick's Day is not only the feast day of a great man of God, it is a symbol of the commitment of the Irish people to freedom, to justice, and to the values upon which Western civilization is built." – Ronald Reagan

Happy St. Patrick's Day from all of us at YAF! pic.twitter.com/EvOXZVdSMu

— YAF (@yaf) March 17, 2018

The #RonaldReagan Pub in our Air Force One Pavillion has a new menu! Beef Short-Rib Sliders, Irish Nachos, Fish & Chips, and so much more! Starting today, on #StPatricksDay, make sure to stop by and grab a delicious bite to eat at #ReaganLibrary! #PubFood #EatAndBeHappy pic.twitter.com/ing4m9tCQV

— Reagan Foundation (@ronaldreagan40) March 17, 2018

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the O’bama Foundation! pic.twitter.com/Newv1tAF9n

— The Obama Foundation (@ObamaFoundation) March 17, 2018

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/974462702264479744

Happy St. Patrick’s Day #NC10! This year I was honored to join @POTUS, @SpeakerRyan, & the Taoiseach of Ireland, Leo Varadkar at the Friend's of Ireland Luncheon. Click here to learn more about this annual tradition that President Reagan began in 1983 → https://t.co/lkoalaMize

— Patrick McHenry (@PatrickMcHenry) March 17, 2018

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar presents Trump with a bowl of shamrocks ahead of St. Patrick's Day #tictocnews pic.twitter.com/MQ6T4MziK6

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) March 15, 2018

Happy #StPatricksDay! Each year, the Irish Prime Minister presents a crystal bowl of shamrocks to the US President to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day & to symbolize unity, diversity, & the unique ties between the two countries. Here’s a photo from the 1995 shamrock presentation. pic.twitter.com/0PXFkIXSLE

— Clinton Center (@ClintonCenter) March 17, 2018

Happy #SaintPatricksDay! President George W. Bush accepted a bowl of shamrocks from Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern during ’05 White House ceremony celebrating St. Patrick's Day. Story: https://t.co/uDzTxtVeJA pic.twitter.com/1AQ57jAdzY

— GeorgeWBush Library (@GWBLibrary) March 17, 2018

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here George Bush is receiving a bowl full of shamrocks from Brian Lenihan, Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland on St Patrick's Day. 1990! If you're feeling luck today, Joins us! We are still very excited about our new da Vinci exhibit! Check us out! pic.twitter.com/AsqBKhoCAP

— Bush Library (@Bush41Library) March 17, 2018

THE SILENCE OF ST. PATRICK’S DAY: IRISH AMERICANS AND THE SIN OF RACISM (03/16/2015) | Kevin Ahern @DailyTheo

Welcome to Minister @MurphyEoghan, visiting this week to consolidate bilateral links with Japan. https://t.co/w8fT7NpnbX

— アイルランド大使館IrishEmbJPN (@IrishEmbJapan) March 14, 2018

Germany ドイツ Vol.2（The 4th Merkel Administration, et al. メルケル政権４期目発足等）

(All the below links are in English.)

標記につき、取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Germany Vol.6 (Grand Coalition 2018 #GroKo, et al.)

Germany Vol.5 (Economy, et al.)

Germany Vol.3 (German Federal Election 2017)

Germany Vol.4 (Coalition talks)

参考
Germany Vol.2 (German history)
Germany Vol.1 (Bundesbank Jan2015)

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

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

https://twitter.com/IISS_org/status/943796003903295488
https://twitter.com/IISS_org/status/943459587092557824

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 — 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.7（補足1: North Korea, trade, et al. 北朝鮮,日米貿易など）

標記関連ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

Thoughtful piece by 2 smart people: historical analogy for the North Korea crisis, by @RHFontaine @vanceserchuk: https://t.co/7NAeCLIfV7

— Victor Cha (@VictorDCha) October 4, 2017

US military options for North Korea https://t.co/QbwVvzmnyU New report from @librarycongress

— Devin T. Stewart (@devintstewart) November 6, 2017

New podcast series on Japan & nationalism via @SheilaSmithCFR at @CFR_org https://t.co/S4YnUMAG6S

— Devin T. Stewart (@devintstewart) November 6, 2017

71% of Americans say the U.S. should take North Korea’s nuclear threats “very seriously,” up from 56% in 2013 https://t.co/bI0MxgsyA6 pic.twitter.com/ySQUJR4WLu

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) November 3, 2017

Negotiations are the only thing to have ever halted the North Korean nuclear program, says @Cirincione. #CatoFP https://t.co/YKuzDpp77e

— Cato Foreign Policy (@CatoFP) November 6, 2017

#ICYMI Thae @CSIS on 10/31: "KJU learned that threatening the rights for economic survival could be very dangerous" https://t.co/Kx1Uoy3UPn pic.twitter.com/M8Ic5lxwFx

— CSIS Beyond Parallel (@BeyondCSISKorea) November 5, 2017

Graphic: Visualizing North Korea's nuclear tests since 2006. pic.twitter.com/iJ9Mduo2Ai

— CSIS (@CSIS) September 24, 2017

President Trump makes his first trip to Asia today. Here's what to watch for. https://t.co/bQWwQu9UoC

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 3, 2017

Read our updated recs for U.S. economic strategy in Asia, ahead of our discussion with Charlene Barshefsky today https://t.co/A3uczOwKD2

— CSIS Simon Chair (@CSISEcon) October 12, 2017

Brad Glosserman: "Kim Jong-un will not give his nukes, period …" https://t.co/vLUzhmzQ8T via @ajenglish pic.twitter.com/J2u4YxfphN

— Pacific Forum CSIS (@PacificForum) November 7, 2017

R. Cossa on Trump's trip to Asia: "I think the visit is likely to be more successful than many fear or predict." https://t.co/y4Ze4RNZ1n pic.twitter.com/P3z0Bs4Goh

— Pacific Forum CSIS (@PacificForum) November 3, 2017

Donald Trump’s Asia Adventure: Show Me the Love https://t.co/AxSZbWRueh by @CFR_org 's @LizEconomy pic.twitter.com/OpG814Njbn

— Pacific Forum CSIS (@PacificForum) November 2, 2017

Brad Glosserman at #EconJapan: “Kim is perfectly rational,” https://t.co/NDip1wLDac via @beaconreports pic.twitter.com/70EaI2mki4

— Pacific Forum CSIS (@PacificForum) October 31, 2017

US must get back into the game in the Asia Pacific https://t.co/VrVEYI6mwZ by Michael G. Plummer & Peter A. Petri via @thehill pic.twitter.com/eyNUvn5KmR

— Pacific Forum CSIS (@PacificForum) October 27, 2017

In review: North Korea's unprecedented year in missile testing: https://t.co/WyBe011nED @CSIS pic.twitter.com/ZU22AMMjjk

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) November 6, 2017

The missile Iran displayed in front of the old U.S embassy in Tehran is derived from North Korean technology. @csis https://t.co/YENolMBqxV

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) November 6, 2017

Opposition party calls THAAD deal with China 'humiliating diplomacy' https://t.co/Q21GskTu1o

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) November 2, 2017

As China Continues To Expand Its Military, Taiwan Responds In Kind @laowiseass https://t.co/RRfYqHO4j3

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) November 2, 2017

Why America Must Improve Its Missile Defense Systems @TheNatlInterest @ianwilliams1383 https://t.co/0ZUl0NbqTi

— CSIS Missile Defense (@Missile_Defense) November 1, 2017

.@CSIS @lisadalim quoted in "Ahead of Trump’s #China Visit, ‘Real Teeth’ in New #NK Sanctions Bill" @BethanyAllenEbr https://t.co/alw4pEKP9I

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

“China and the US-ROK Alliance: Promoting a Trilateral Dialogue” Paper by HeungKyu Kim, Prof. @AjouUniv via @CFR_org https://t.co/ZEQ9qd2rp3

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

Can #SouthKorea Trust Trump? @snydersas @TheAtlantic https://t.co/qENUqCCYxP

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

NK’s Punggye-ri Nuclear Test Site: Focus Shifts to the West Portal –Frank Pabian,Joseph Bermudez,Jack Liu @38NorthNK https://t.co/Qn0X5iB1g9

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

How much do we know about #unification? Our latest @CSIS study on
Unification Transparency Index with #ROK experts: https://t.co/Z2NqIkKjKz pic.twitter.com/ImVoVCVP9y

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) October 19, 2017

Interview: amid a growing #NK threat, @HRMcMasterNSC's thoughts about the president’s trip to Asia @NHKWORLD_News https://t.co/PqDl2a5UYw

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 3, 2017

#ICYMI Video and transcript for “Beyond #Nuclear Diplomacy: A Regime Insider's Look at #NorthKorea” now online: https://t.co/cO1dCG0t1A pic.twitter.com/5KD1RTYPIk

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

Everything You Need to Know About President #Trump’s Grueling Asia Tour @TIME @CharlieCamp6ell https://t.co/cuqAo6wW6Y

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 3, 2017

Abe: #Japan will freeze assets of 35 #NorthKorean entities @AJWasahi https://t.co/9OwR6R0K43

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

#Trump meets with families of #Japanese abductees @TakahashiKosuke @nknewsorg https://t.co/MsY0odeCMX

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

“@WhiteHouse seeks another $4B to counter #NorthKorean threats” @sarahnferris & @connorobrienNH @politico https://t.co/uo0PsWY0V6

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

What the President of #SouthKorea Should Say to Donald Trump @Robert_E_Kelly @TheNatlInterest https://t.co/ZLRlvQFjhJ

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 7, 2017

US, ROK, Australian navies conduct joint WMD-interdiction exercises @dagyumji @nknewsorg https://t.co/0D2Ygpc1sk

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

#Trump to deliver 22-minute speech at National Assembly in #Seoul @YonhapNews https://t.co/0qLEAx8Nat

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

“Slouching Toward War With #NorthKorea” Op-ed by @NickKristof @nytimes https://t.co/CIdN65vLMi

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

.@USTreasury barred China bank from US financial system over NK ties:Move comes ahead of Trump-Xi talks @donweinland https://t.co/7ObOzwFPdX

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 3, 2017

#ICYMI – @JudyWoodruff speaks w/ former NK diplomat #ThaeYongHo on President Trump's trip to Asia @NewsHour https://t.co/6eASzprDCv

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 6, 2017

Defected #NorthKorean diplomat: I was 'a modern slave': Thae Yong-Ho interview with @camanpour @CNN https://t.co/rxhwdRQHY5

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 2, 2017

How is China bolstering its military diplomatic relations? Find out more at: https://t.co/gz298OHRN7 pic.twitter.com/XexZhjoENZ

— ChinaPower (@ChinaPowerCSIS) November 5, 2017

Trump’s China trip a big deal for US firms but worries linger -South China Morning Post: https://t.co/9Aj5h3UOKU

— ChinaPower (@ChinaPowerCSIS) November 6, 2017

Chinese bomber runs near Guam aimed at sending a message to US, analysts say – SCMP https://t.co/HzHNlusCvu

— ChinaPower (@ChinaPowerCSIS) November 2, 2017

News from #Philippines | Philippines to keep wary eye on new Chinese dredger via @BangkokPostNews https://t.co/gLl4LUEeSv

— CSIS Southeast Asia (@SoutheastAsiaDC) November 7, 2017

News from #Vietnam | China, Vietnam agree to 'friendly talks' on South China Sea via @BangkokPostNews https://t.co/oAQAvhheaU

— CSIS Southeast Asia (@SoutheastAsiaDC) November 3, 2017

News from #ASEAN | At ASEAN meet, Trump to push for fair trade via @TheMyanmarTimes https://t.co/6mev0JeIM9

— CSIS Southeast Asia (@SoutheastAsiaDC) November 6, 2017

Iran, Russia and Azerbaijan call for commitment to nuclear deal https://t.co/yygWiX1B4K

— Prolif Prevention (@CSIS_PPP) November 1, 2017

U.S. lawmakers reach agreement on new North Korea sanctions https://t.co/KpPhyvpcIj

— Prolif Prevention (@CSIS_PPP) November 2, 2017

Exclusive: U.S. pursues direct diplomacy with North Korea despite Trump rejection https://t.co/EmrH5zXghm

— Prolif Prevention (@CSIS_PPP) November 1, 2017

South Korea will not develop or possess nuclear weapons, president says https://t.co/EVj1uRuMPp

— Prolif Prevention (@CSIS_PPP) November 1, 2017

The U.S.-Japan security alliance has served as an anchor of the U.S. security role in Asia. Get the background: https://t.co/Pvx6yLaw0C

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 6, 2017

Can Shinzo Abe reform Japan's Constitution amid foreign policy challenges? @SheilaSmithCFR's take: https://t.co/qaOPZziHX6

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 4, 2017

World powers continue to punish North Korea with economic sanctions. Do they work? https://t.co/khIYu35v2d

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 7, 2017

How attempts to intercept North Korean ballistic missiles could fail & undermine the credibility of missile defense https://t.co/VbEjod9TLQ

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 6, 2017

Both sides need direct communication to mitigate the risks of conflict, writes @snydersas https://t.co/drhl2stjlb

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 6, 2017

.@ryanl_hass: Trump’s Asia trip will either ease or amplify the the region’s concerns about an America in retreat https://t.co/srvS0PPfuw

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) November 6, 2017

Pres. Trump's trip to Asia could be impacted by his domestic political vulnerabilities, Jonathan Pollack tells @AP: https://t.co/ctYM9OuLNr pic.twitter.com/K2vieMy2UJ

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) November 6, 2017

Following its withdrawal from the TPP, how can the US revive its economic engagement with Asia? https://t.co/FlQAqWAozT pic.twitter.com/62vyOvvuXu

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) November 4, 2017

What to expect from President Trump's trip to Asia? @davidrdollar and @d_jaishankar weigh in, via @ChinaFile: https://t.co/7lrHiQjx2j

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) November 3, 2017

"A serious national debate is long overdue about what #Japan needs to ensure its survival." https://t.co/Akl36aA0dW

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) November 7, 2017

Media advisory: RAND experts are available to discuss key international issues during President Trump's Asia trip. https://t.co/Pmq4wq2n89

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) November 6, 2017

.@michaelauslin: The U.S. would be wise to do what it can to prevent a nuclear accident by #NorthKorea. https://t.co/yO2eav0xIs

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) November 6, 2017

Hoover Institution Distinguished Visiting Fellow Henry Kissinger on #NorthKorea: https://t.co/b8eN0SRVrt

— Hoover Institution (@HooverInst) November 3, 2017

These are some of our favorite quotes from @RealDonaldTrump's speech last night—watch his full remarks here: https://t.co/vD9XtEVHCC pic.twitter.com/Zb0hchUna1

— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) October 18, 2017

One of Trump’s goals in Asia is to revive the quad: an alignment of the United States, Japan, India and Australia. https://t.co/l7yjH92XNC

— AEI (@AEI) November 6, 2017

ICYMI: The three things Trump must do in Asia @mike_mazza @AEI #TrumpInAsia https://t.co/GORG2HCimO

— AEI Foreign Policy (@AEIfdp) November 6, 2017

.@DAlexBlumenthal: Trump’s most important task in Asia is to reestablish U.S. power and purpose. v @AEIfdp @AEI https://t.co/pB3BuAWpzV

— Sadanand Dhume (@dhume) November 6, 2017

Trump may have killed the TPP, but he can and should remain engaged in Southeast Asia on econ. Here’s how. https://t.co/pv3HA6Zyqj

— Michael Mazza (@mike_mazza) November 6, 2017

.@AmbJohnBolton: "The North Koreans… are very close to being able to hit any target they want in the U.S." @OutnumberedOT pic.twitter.com/bFjNF2Bh4o

— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 3, 2017

President Trump’s Asia trip will be the longest presidential visit in a generation. @KenWeinstein on his objectives https://t.co/KXa4BzL7XP

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) November 7, 2017

Listen to Carnegie's new podcast: @DiploPod1910. Episode one features @DmitriTrenin on avoiding nuclear collision. https://t.co/BnYJh8NpRv pic.twitter.com/8BnlQxx38S

— Carnegie Russia (@CarnegieRussia) November 6, 2017

China cannot lead the current global order. https://t.co/MA5OflQusl

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) November 6, 2017

South Korea is pushing the United States to relinquish wartime control over its forces. https://t.co/EXLIsN80Dj

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) November 6, 2017

What does the China/South Korea rapprochement mean for @realDonaldTrump's trip to Asia? https://t.co/ZlFwjvtn9n

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) November 7, 2017

The US, Japan, India & Australia must work together to constrain China’s revisionist ambitions https://t.co/Bxmo7fLNod

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) November 6, 2017

Kurt Campbell of @TheAsiaGroup – during #TrumpinAsia trip, Trump to distance himself from Obama's Asia policies https://t.co/ZBoMawlhVY pic.twitter.com/r7T4Go84VC

— The Wilson Center (@TheWilsonCenter) November 2, 2017

China, Japan, and South Korea will all be watching the #POTUSinAsia trip closely for signals on #NorthKorea: https://t.co/mEBEw9gFhc #DPRK

— U.S. Inst. of Peace (@USIP) November 4, 2017

Amid Trump's Japan trip, Takatoshi Ito on US-Japan trade terms @voxdotcom https://t.co/tTOkqiMXCe

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) November 6, 2017

#FletcherProf John Burgess: China’s move to create its own maritime arbitration center seems redundant, unnecessary https://t.co/z1PIB19Ji0

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) November 6, 2017

The #GulfofAden Needs US-China Maritime Cooperation | Read Brittney Washington in @Diplomat_APAC.https://t.co/ipMhv4nROv

— CNAS (@CNASdc) November 7, 2017

Elevating Deterrence on the #Korean Peninsula | Read @PMCroninCNAS and David Asher's latest:https://t.co/OsxdI4g3be

— CNAS (@CNASdc) November 7, 2017

“We have to be ready for how we deal with the unexpected.” @PMCroninCNAS in @politico on Trump's trip to #SouthKorea https://t.co/KoSlCkhJfO

— CNAS (@CNASdc) November 7, 2017

US and South Korea vow to meet threat from North https://t.co/6HhKnR3TH1 Minister Song: the more missiles the better to back up diplomacy

— Patrick Cronin (@PMCroninCNAS) October 29, 2017

Hagerty: Goal remains the denuclearization of North Korea https://t.co/mAh6s2oapG "Stay tuned" for Trump-Abe on free and open Indo-Pacific

— Patrick Cronin (@PMCroninCNAS) October 28, 2017

Eisuke Mori says SDF emergency response may require amendIng Japanese Constitution pic.twitter.com/yzyrlPopDf

— Patrick Cronin (@PMCroninCNAS) October 27, 2017

#Podcast: @jonathancristol on the risks and realities of a nuclear-capable #NorthKorea. https://t.co/e1QR54NO4i pic.twitter.com/UDhM8yyMVI

— World Policy (@WorldPolicy) November 6, 2017

Regardless of what leaders say about North Korea during Trump’s Asia trip, containment is the least bad option. https://t.co/aIYvuSYIYq

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) November 7, 2017

Our latest special report examines how Xi Jinping intends to project power throughout Asia. https://t.co/O9mtySSDH8

— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) November 7, 2017

Japan’s Defense Minister to Visit Aegis Ashore Missile Test Site in Hawaii https://t.co/HwkTq3Lqvi

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) November 7, 2017

What Does North Korean Intelligence Make of Trump's Tweets? https://t.co/ACP7zdIKdx

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) November 6, 2017

#Trump Lashes Out At 'Unfair' #Japan Trade Ties; North Korea Condemns #US Policy Toward #Pyongyang https://t.co/2U6yyKTrf7

— World Affairs (@WAJournal) November 6, 2017

In contrast to China's OBOR Fanfare, Japan is quietly building friendship ties with Vietnam. https://t.co/WDRQiiqp1g pic.twitter.com/dFhYYZBkm9

— Foreign Policy Assoc (@FPA_ORG) September 27, 2017

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/927802776737984513

|@POTUS: The United States and #Japan stand together as friends and partners, in pursuit of a much better world pic.twitter.com/ytRNkmU7EN

— U.S. Pacific Command (@PacificCommand) November 6, 2017

Trump’s opportunity in Asia | @DouglasPaal | https://t.co/4HUWfDlP9p pic.twitter.com/2lSMmOF3aH

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 7, 2017

Asia’s new entente | @Chellaney | https://t.co/KNjrwgPe0h pic.twitter.com/DYZMtgycOR

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 6, 2017

The DPRK dilemmas | Norman Friedman | https://t.co/otxDr5NdXP pic.twitter.com/y2UwRjVlW4

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 2, 2017

Nuclear weapons would buy less security than widely assumed for South Korea & Japan | David Vallance & @graham_euan https://t.co/Uy4XVszs1e

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 7, 2017

Economic diplomacy brief: Trump and Asia, trade economists bite back, and settling investor disputes | Greg Earl https://t.co/rmOFVy8wj5

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 2, 2017

#NATO chief calls N. #Korea 'global #threat' during #Japan visit @UN @wef https://t.co/EbBujf59vc

— Risk Policy – ARPI (@ARPIRiskPolicy) October 30, 2017

#DonaldTrump heads to Asia for 12-day tour in shadow of Russia probe https://t.co/Rezrlcgr2y

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 3, 2017

North Korea may not be greatest danger when it comes to nuclear war https://t.co/jUDVaiR3Up | @davidwroe

— smh.com.au (@smh) October 28, 2017

Mattis accused North Korea of illegal missile and nuclear programs — and vowed to defeat any attack. #9News https://t.co/84zbLbGimf

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) October 28, 2017

Pentagon Chief: North Korea threat accelerating https://t.co/7xViVHSfEO pic.twitter.com/4lyKdwUxeX

— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) October 29, 2017

US attacks Kim’s ‘outlaw’ act https://t.co/AU5ww9cvZ7 pic.twitter.com/SYxKZxnrdU

— Herald Sun (@theheraldsun) October 28, 2017

Is North Korea's rocket fuel production set to increase? https://t.co/aIuiv5kOqz

— nzherald (@nzherald) October 27, 2017

US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said today the threat of nuclear missile attack by North Korea is accelerating. https://t.co/443ibbFz0z pic.twitter.com/JFkzFu8xaV

— 1 NEWS (@1NewsNZ) October 28, 2017

South Korea: Trump reassures President Moon about North Korea fears https://t.co/jZndggkhDk pic.twitter.com/SjMvJbPDE6

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 7, 2017

"It's important for people to hear that America First does not mean Asia last" – @lindseywford on #TrumpInAsia https://t.co/Hqa9ELftwe

— ASPI (@AsiaPolicy) November 6, 2017

Trump’s choices on China echo 1949 divisions over Mao, says @KevinPeraino https://t.co/eZr5kvpYHO

— WSJ China Real Time (@ChinaRealTime) September 23, 2017

The @WSJ visits North Korea: “We will accomplish the final victory against the U.S.,” a bartender says https://t.co/W1dRXU32jP

— WSJ China Real Time (@ChinaRealTime) September 22, 2017

Task for Trump: Get on the same page with Putin before Kim Jong Un does https://t.co/dz2jhdhLhQ

— WSJ Asia (@WSJAsia) November 7, 2017

Trump urges North Korea to ‘make a deal’ on nuclear program https://t.co/r0PDD5s5Sp pic.twitter.com/6N1Q7Z6yYI

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) November 7, 2017

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.6（Trump’s visit to Japan トランプ大統領訪日）

標記関連ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

Here’s what Trump must get done on his high-stakes Asia trip https://t.co/rIuOG4RwTB pic.twitter.com/W6T4I6L667

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) November 4, 2017

The United States should recognize that Japan is not an economic rival–rather, a vital partner. https://t.co/9loUcQXvul

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 4, 2017

Follow President Trump and the First Lady's trip to Asia in photos: https://t.co/2EdlNGZPYw #POTUSinAsia pic.twitter.com/rbTnL7TnO0

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 6, 2017

Follow President Trump and the First Lady's trip to Asia in photos: https://t.co/2EdlNGZPYw #POTUSinAsia pic.twitter.com/50GwMvU2Qf

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 5, 2017

https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/927713482157510657
https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/927458050058997761

.@POTUS discusses strengthening and improving the economic ties between the U.S. and Japan. #POTUSinAsia pic.twitter.com/l5Whed7vFn

— Department of State (@StateDept) November 6, 2017

.@POTUS: Japan is a treasured partner and crucial ally of the United States. #POTUSinAsia pic.twitter.com/fbBseAUkWt

— Department of State (@StateDept) November 5, 2017

.@POTUS and @FLOTUS wave before departing Joint Base Andrews en route to Hawaii before traveling to Asia. #POTUSinASIA pic.twitter.com/DL2TloNwrU

— Department of State (@StateDept) November 3, 2017

#ICYMI Watch a recap of #GenDunfordinAsia and @PacificCommand meeting with our #ROK and Japan allies. pic.twitter.com/1F9XTSIGIt

— The Joint Staff (@thejointstaff) November 2, 2017

Keep an eye out for the November issue of the ACCJ Journal! Read the PDF version here: https://t.co/8LLdhAZZ7q pic.twitter.com/FPjfUhlrar

— ACCJ 在日米国商工会議所 (@AmChamJapan) November 6, 2017

There's a new bromance on the scene. https://t.co/oyLkDP8m9C

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) November 7, 2017

Elephants in the Room: Trump isn't out of the TPP woods yet. https://t.co/2uYEyKHQUu

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) November 6, 2017

To @DavidBlumenthal, there's one main objective of @realdonaldtrump's Asia trip.https://t.co/v6qCJsYhXd

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) November 6, 2017

President Trump is in Japan, the first stop in his five-country trek through Asia. Follow here for live updates https://t.co/Io4ebgTMM8 pic.twitter.com/hkyDAVZs8M

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) November 5, 2017

US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's friendship remains on par https://t.co/nTe95VGarx pic.twitter.com/djVrxac14n

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) November 5, 2017

Trump arrives in Japan for Asia visit https://t.co/r6r6EyFete

— Financial Times (@FT) November 5, 2017

Donald Trump spoke in Seoul about the North Korean threat: 'We hope to God we don’t have to use' military force https://t.co/rRA9eeCrGJ pic.twitter.com/1mueA7DhiM

— Financial Times (@FT) November 7, 2017

Pyongyang tops agenda as Trump arrives in South Korea https://t.co/1fFYAgGk3n

— Financial Times (@FT) November 7, 2017

Trump accuses Japan of unfair trade practices https://t.co/QeQTuDxQVP

— Financial Times (@FT) November 6, 2017

Here's the latest from the global markets:
– Asia equities lower
– Japanese yen drops
– Energy stocks risehttps://t.co/eMU94oK7GB

— Financial Times (@FT) November 6, 2017

Trump arrives in Asia. https://t.co/YzQAChDd80

— Financial Times (@FT) November 5, 2017

Trump Arrives in Asia With Focus on Trade and North Korea https://t.co/FNmWwvYxG1

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 5, 2017

Trump, in Tokyo, said Japan could protect itself from North Korea by buying billions of dollars of U.S. arms https://t.co/BSxWw8OTDG

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) November 6, 2017

The subtle message sent by who is, and isn’t, joining President Trump in Asia https://t.co/Mdy9YG4eyb

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) November 4, 2017

Donald Trump expects to meet Vladimir Putin in Asia, he said, but first he visits Shinzo Abe in Japan. https://t.co/rIf66aALw4

— Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) November 5, 2017

Trump increased pressure on Japan for a bilateral trade deal, saying the country has been 'winning' for decadeshttps://t.co/67wzoeK1kq

— WSJ Asia (@WSJAsia) November 6, 2017

In pictures: Trump’s visit to Japan marks the beginning of his Asia tourhttps://t.co/nskkOzA00q pic.twitter.com/aEBQ5sDPFn

— WSJ Asia (@WSJAsia) November 6, 2017

India should shed misgivings about drawing Australia into a closer partnership with the US and Japan, writes @dhume https://t.co/Squ85QxEbZ

— WSJ Editorial Page (@WSJopinion) November 3, 2017

Trump, in Japan, talks tough on the ‘menace’ of North Korea, trade https://t.co/izBHrLz88T

— Post Politics (@postpolitics) November 6, 2017

Abe presented Trump withbaseball caps with the embroidered words: “Donald and Shinzo Make Alliance Even Greater.” https://t.co/sDOtAzkH4p

— Richard Fontaine (@RHFontaine) November 5, 2017

Aussie perspective on Trump's Asia swing, via @FinancialReview: https://t.co/HDV0x5eaID

— Richard Fontaine (@RHFontaine) November 3, 2017

Today's Reads: The Uses and #Misuses of Hist. #Analogy for #NorthKorea by @RHFontaine @VanceSerchuk #CIRSDrecommends https://t.co/MY79yoVNeP

— CIRSD (@CIRSD) October 4, 2017

Trump's visit to Japan is designed to avoid discomfort, says @DCSneider of FSI's @StanfordSAPARC https://t.co/Kgs5ajAoA3

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) November 2, 2017

"Abe is a Prime Minister who sees foreign & security policy as his main legacy." @DCSneider @StanfordSAPARC https://t.co/n3ICPtdXJ8

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) October 26, 2017

China vs. Japan: Asia’s Other Great Game https://t.co/BC89PNcGf3

— Michael Auslin (@michaelauslin) October 18, 2017

Trump: Japan should have shot down North Korean missiles because it's a country of samurai warriors: report https://t.co/tylOO5Xy9j pic.twitter.com/xHfDeehlYZ

— The Hill (@thehill) November 5, 2017

The US, Japan, India & Australia must work together to constrain China’s revisionist ambitions https://t.co/Bxmo7fLNod

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) November 6, 2017

One of Trump’s goals in Asia is to revive the quad: an alignment of the United States, Japan, India and Australia. https://t.co/l7yjH92XNC

— AEI (@AEI) November 6, 2017

Trump Launches Asia Trip With A Warning To North Korea https://t.co/alvos3fM9g

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) November 5, 2017

As Trump heads to Japan, @SheilaSmithCFR discusses what to expect & what it will mean for U.S.-Japan relations: https://t.co/T0b0ywf6fo pic.twitter.com/4Z2eoS4aKZ

— CFR (@CFR_org) November 4, 2017

“The implications of a North Korean open-air nuclear test” https://t.co/oxbDFz3En3 via @LowyInstitute

— Sheila A. Smith (@SheilaSmithCFR) November 7, 2017

Japanese leader Abe plays the role of Trump’s loyal sidekick, writes @DavidNakamura on the road with the president https://t.co/XPAHO0S5g6 pic.twitter.com/ZyCmWuEYfp

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) November 6, 2017

But Japan faced more severe threat from Soviet nuclear weapons, yet Tokyo didn’t go nuclear during Cold War https://t.co/522qgs0HyM

— Jennifer Lind (@profLind) October 28, 2017

Also reflects tensions in Japan-US-SouthKorea relationship.
Wonder what is on menu in Beijing for Trump–fish from Dioayutai (Senkaku)? https://t.co/GIlevFeoyD

— Theresa Fallon (@TheresaAFallon) November 7, 2017

Trump accuses Japan of unfair trade practices https://t.co/j6aP3druYA But strong alignment on strategy

— Patrick Cronin (@PMCroninCNAS) November 6, 2017

.@SlaughterAM explains what Trump's "America First" foreign policy agenda means for his upcoming Asia tour: https://t.co/Jbak3ccUIt

— New America (@NewAmerica) November 3, 2017

.@natsecHeather on why the current situation with North Korea is different from other arms control negotiations: https://t.co/rm2G8IFdz4

— New America (@NewAmerica) August 15, 2017

To start talks with North Korea, writes @suzannedimaggio, look to the deal with Iran https://t.co/uXpfvgh2qo

— New America (@NewAmerica) September 12, 2016

.@NewAmerica's Suzanne DiMaggio talks Track II diplomacy, informal talks, w/North Korea: setting, players, & purpose https://t.co/mv2OC9bK18

— Carnegie Corporation (@CarnegieCorp) August 14, 2017

OPINION | Problems with North Korea are only getting worse https://t.co/kunEjgmQ6m pic.twitter.com/i9Vap4vAcn

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) September 5, 2017

The North Korea crisis is the best example of Sec. Tillerson’s personal diplomacy https://t.co/b1uTP6QwMY pic.twitter.com/4cqHIQL7d5

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) September 11, 2017

What Kissinger got wrong about North Korea https://t.co/nVL5V4MrCi pic.twitter.com/0TKwvVyAtW

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) August 17, 2017

OPINION | Trump should invite North Korea's leader to Washington https://t.co/4gxAfhmCjo pic.twitter.com/mF6CXhPACH

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) August 15, 2017

In 1999, Trump suggested that North Korea sees the U.S. as "a bunch of dummies" https://t.co/z12aSt5QQJ pic.twitter.com/z5HdErvtcJ

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) August 9, 2017

OPINION | Deterrence and sanctions are the better route for handling our North Korea problem https://t.co/HXkUEbMHh7 pic.twitter.com/Nrli0NOxdz

— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) August 9, 2017

The U.S. Dilemma – What to Do About North Korea @RealClearNews @figleaf31 #NorthKorea https://t.co/U20a9Cxoja pic.twitter.com/tg38YRe0ix

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) October 17, 2017

North Korea: Time to Think Beyond Denuclearization @RealClearNews @CPowellSchool https://t.co/XqwA2vmNbD pic.twitter.com/JX0boqwJnx

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) October 17, 2017

Alarmed Allies Prepare to Defend Against North Korea’s Missiles @RealClearNews @CVDouris @LexNextDC https://t.co/a2Yym6PaBq pic.twitter.com/mZYjoWIqJ5

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) October 4, 2017

North Korea: The Inevitability of War @RealClearNews @crispinrovere https://t.co/g8W2lwxApD pic.twitter.com/jiI0RQNRh0

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) September 29, 2017

Trump Expects Large-scale Military Sale to Japan | via @AP https://t.co/4bUVwre6Mk pic.twitter.com/uBSV4xvhHS

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) November 6, 2017

With President Trump in Japan, here's what some of our experts are saying about his 5-country tour through Asia: @solis_msolis @ryanl_hass pic.twitter.com/kLmOrCIkg6

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) November 6, 2017

.@solis_msolis & I respond to a few essential questions about #Japan’s recent snap election https://t.co/Yekk2X9ffm via @BrookingsInst

— Jennifer Mason (@jenemikomason) October 25, 2017

Donald Trump warns 'dictators' as Japan visit launches Asia tour https://t.co/sAvGCRtV7n

— Guardian US (@GuardianUS) November 5, 2017

Trump’s Asia trip presents a crucial international test. https://t.co/4ftFC1oMqm pic.twitter.com/zhJr1NRr79

— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) November 4, 2017

Trump arrives in Japan, calling country a "crucial ally," says he expects to meet with Putin at Vietnam summit https://t.co/SlcYnlG3q9 pic.twitter.com/odjLoRMHNX

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) November 5, 2017

President Trump lands in Japan, kicking off first Asia trip. https://t.co/sfSC2TxTZL pic.twitter.com/HKOwDVr11Y

— Star Tribune (@StarTribune) November 5, 2017

Facing tumult at home, Trump sets out on lengthy Asia trip https://t.co/zRWTo3AsyP pic.twitter.com/fx4KFRoddz

— The Denver Post (@denverpost) November 5, 2017

Family's pain 'has never gone away.' Japanese abducted by North Korea in spotlight as Trump visits Japan https://t.co/BCjEiZbXHe pic.twitter.com/dyGyhlOxEJ

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) November 5, 2017

Trump heads to Asia as North Korea concerns grow https://t.co/MbI1sXQ0WD pic.twitter.com/5UDkC0AFuq

— Mercury News (@mercnews) November 3, 2017

After a subtlethreat believed to be directed at North Korea, Donald Trump and Shinzo Abe headed to the golf course https://t.co/M00AYNrkoR

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) November 5, 2017

With a round of golf, a custom cap and a hamburger, Donald Trump‘s first trip to Asia began with a taste of home. https://t.co/0pottvmFYN

— Global Edmonton (@GlobalEdmonton) November 5, 2017

US, Japan agree that 'all options' are on the table on North Korea https://t.co/3mfAU5XVLu pic.twitter.com/DhMdXUWzW7

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 6, 2017

In #Japan, Donald Trump talks trade and #NorthKorea https://t.co/45qH1gAEs5 pic.twitter.com/hoTCse9oUs

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 6, 2017

US bomber drills anger North Korea as Donald Trump heads to Asia https://t.co/JB3n4YJ5n4 pic.twitter.com/TuvjCUMb62

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 3, 2017

NATO chief calls on UN to uphold North Korea sanctions https://t.co/4GauxKBglP pic.twitter.com/eXlUxXOhxv

— dwnews (@dwnews) November 1, 2017

US's Jim Mattis: North Korea #nuclear threat is accelerating https://t.co/SgZdRqgKpR pic.twitter.com/l0QBErDzRB

— dwnews (@dwnews) October 28, 2017

Japan will entertain Donald Trump with Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen singer https://t.co/F2IwzMPuAB

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 30, 2017

Thank you, Donald! And best wishes for continuing tremendous success during the remainder of your Asia tour. https://t.co/aWj4cUp7tT

— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) November 7, 2017

Message from PM Abe (@AbeShinzo) while playing golf ｗ/ @POTUS @realDonaldTrump (November 5, 2017) #POTUSinAsia
https://t.co/fnHNo6H1hX pic.twitter.com/EpdT8VEW1D

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 5, 2017

Message from PM Abe (@AbeShinzo) welcoming @POTUS Trump (@realDonaldTrump) (November 5, 2017) #PotusinAsia https://t.co/OYd3FQYTGQ pic.twitter.com/ePalhyQctf

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 5, 2017

Prime Minister Abe hosted a dinner in honor of @IvankaTrump, Advisor to @POTUS (November 3, 2017) #PMinAction #WAW https://t.co/Y4UlCq5kIK pic.twitter.com/YUbLp2xDSS

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) November 3, 2017

#TokyoSkytree – the world’s tallest free-standing broadcasting tower – is supporting research into #lightning https://t.co/OWgJlgtN0i pic.twitter.com/8su6r4lXkB

— The Gov't of Japan (@JapanGov) November 6, 2017

After his election win, Abe faces a unique opportunity to resolve outstanding issues in Japan's foreign policy. https://t.co/UzAZeeFofV

— East Asia Forum (@east_asia_forum) November 3, 2017

My thoughts on Sunday's election in Japan and next steps for Abe Shinzo https://t.co/VdfLdbJipa via @prospect_uk

— John Nilsson-Wright (@JNilssonWright) October 24, 2017

ICYMI | #Japan plans to "extend sanctions" & "further pile pressure on #NorthKorea" | @Yomiuri_Online https://t.co/DQtyEpPlhb

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) March 31, 2017

#Japan’s Ministry of Defense warns threat from #NorthKorea’s weapons programs in annual Defense White Paper @FT https://t.co/tMOXJAQUOI

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) August 8, 2017

Japan Defense Ministry warns of North Korean nuclear, missile advances in annual report https://t.co/5xlgZ8nU6e pic.twitter.com/p6sbe1C3Eu

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) August 8, 2017

I sat down with the Asahi Shimbun to discuss U.S.-Japan relations & President Trump’s upcoming visit to Japan. https://t.co/uZyqavFd80

— ビル・ハガティ米国大使 (@USAmbJapan) October 30, 2017

#Japan in the front line: North Korea's missiles over JP territory since 1998. Asahi pic. pic.twitter.com/GcapR38JTk

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) August 30, 2017

Trump says he has lost his 'strategic patience' with North Korea, then pushes Japan on trade.https://t.co/EIkkKUHjiL

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

Can Trump put spotlight back on Japan's abduction issue?https://t.co/v10EZJARDI

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

On Nov 5th Trump will visit Japan, how will he engage on topics such as North Korea?https://t.co/PH6TBUwXQh

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) November 2, 2017

Netherlands オランダ Vol.1（Coalition government 連立政権）

The below links are in English.

オランダ（政党名簿比例代表制）で総選挙後２００日以上の連立交渉を経て４党合意に至ったようですので、下記貼っておきます。

Netherlands Vol.4 (Coalition)

Netherlands Vol.3 (general election 15/03/2017)

Peace, Nuclear deterrence … (Obama’s visit to #Hiroshima Vol.4; #Nagasaki)

All the below but one (in Spanish) are in English.

One year ago today Barack Obama became the 1st US President to visit the site of the WW2 Hiroshima nuclear bombing pic.twitter.com/330SqHQ2Kp

— Alex Jay (@AlexJayZA) May 27, 2017

A year after Hiroshima, Obama's nuclear-free hope a pipe dream https://t.co/vP9rQNMmoQ pic.twitter.com/tgbmVpscTR

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) May 26, 2017

Obama invited back for second Hiroshima visit in peace project (06/20/2017) | AOI IKEGAMI @asahi

72 years after the bombing of Hiroshima, nuclear annihilation is as big a threat as it ever was https://t.co/eDyRU8fpgk pic.twitter.com/8E4B8HeDQw

— DW News (@dwnews) August 7, 2017

Japan is marking 72 years since the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima during World War 2.

At least 140,000 people were killed. pic.twitter.com/LT1qvvwi2f

— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 6, 2017

Japan's major cities were all destroyed by US carpet bombing. The world focuses only on Hiroshima, Nagasaki & Okinawa. But others are bigger pic.twitter.com/ndyte40aSs

— Rash Behari Bose 天 (@boseofjapan) July 23, 2017

Hiroshima before the nuclear bombing shown in beautiful new video, compared with brutal aftermath: 140,000 people were killed in the blast ? almost half the population of the thriving city. (07/12/2017) | Josh Robbins @IBTimes

Japanese museum unveils footage of Hiroshima before nuclear bomb – The black and white video, lasting for a little over three minutes, shows scenes from central Hiroshima, a bustling and lively city in April 1935 (07/23/2017) | @TheNationalUAE

Ever wonder what Hiroshima looked like before the U.S. nuclear bombing? This 1935 footage shows a bustling city. pic.twitter.com/bSAPO2JCKQ

— AJ+ (@ajplus) July 12, 2017

(in Spanish ↓)

#Historia Vídeo de #Hiroshima una década antes de la bomba nuclear pic.twitter.com/3wZyhWo2zH

— TVC (@canalTVC) July 24, 2017

Japanese atomic scientists have travelled to Hiroshima & confirm: Americans have used a nuclear weapon. Before & after yesterday's bombing: pic.twitter.com/7jpWXRy4jc

— WW2 Tweets from 1940 (@RealTimeWWII) August 7, 2017

"The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were war crimes. Full stop," says @matthewwalther: https://t.co/7PPYKb2tyB pic.twitter.com/CcIJn1ZVbw

— The Week (@TheWeek) August 9, 2017

Here in #Hiroshima & #Nagasaki public commemoration events & symposia discussing the #nuclear attacks are beginninghttps://t.co/hDuzehF2gv

— Bo Jacobs (@bojacobs) July 23, 2017

Pictures drawn by survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki:https://t.co/2QTkOM2qP0 pic.twitter.com/bCcMrfYDbj

— Frank Matt (@fxmatt4) August 7, 2017

Hiroshima, Nagasaki & the First Atomic Bombs (05/09/2014) | Marc Lallanilla @LiveScience

Why 72 years after Hiroshima every baby born in 2017 contains nuclear radiation https://t.co/qsRVnUQOnv

— pionic (@pionic_org) May 25, 2017

Einstein Saves Hiroshima

Story of cities #24: how Hiroshima rose from the ashes of nuclear destruction – In August 1945, a 16-kilotonne atomic bomb killed 140,000 people and reduced a thriving city to rubble. Hiroshima has been reborn as a place of peace and prosperity, but will memories of those dark days die with the last survivors? (18/04/2016) | Justin McCurry @guardian

Amerikkka is the only country to drop a nuclear bomb on another country. Don't you forget that. https://t.co/LY6sS4hY84

— Black Alliance for Peace (@Blacks4Peace) August 8, 2017

#OTD 1945, US used an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Telegrams sent to HST from WH Map Room confirming, along with Map Room logbook. pic.twitter.com/3kx5BINIrs

— Truman Library (@TrumanLibrary) August 6, 2017

Paper trail for the formal approval of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima — Sec. War Stimson approved the drop order. pic.twitter.com/x045ECuGRQ

— Alex Wellerstein (@wellerstein) June 2, 2017

122 countries adopt first-ever @UN treaty banning nuclear weapons, more than 70 years after Hiroshima https://t.co/Lhyixn20ey @iansample pic.twitter.com/2FEfg6Yj2Y

— OUP Internat'l Law (@OUPIntLaw) July 7, 2017

The problem with nuclear deterrence? It hinges on leaders being rational and sane. https://t.co/gfwfn0wc7U

— Joe O'Brien (@JoeABCNews) July 7, 2017

Why is Canada boycotting United Nations talks to ban the bomb? – Short answer: the U.S. and NATO believe nuclear war is not only winnable, but can be fought like conventional war (06/14/2017) | Judith Deutsch @nowtoronto

It's time for some actual game theory: Thomas Schelling's work on nuclear deterrence is crucial right now https://t.co/QGJsmEkzhm pic.twitter.com/3lhCuMZmt5

— Bloomberg Opinion (@bopinion) July 16, 2017

My photo of @jeremycorbyn Aug 2015 just b4 he became leader, making inspiring anti-nuclear speech on Hiroshima anniv https://t.co/oS445YccLi

— Andy Worthington (@GuantanamoAndy) June 9, 2017

#Nuclearban hailed as 'the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons' by Hiroshima survivor https://t.co/22T9ZgcVuy

— Laura Boillot (@lauraboillot) July 10, 2017

The nuclear weapons ban treaty, extended nuclear deterrence, and non-proliferation | Rod Lyon | https://t.co/AqLfRRrxcJ via @aspi_org

— Rod Lyon (@rdyn51) July 27, 2017

Frank Miller Debunks Nuclear Deterrence Myths, Fake News (06/28/2017) | Peter Huessy @RCDefense

Nuclear deterrence is only effective if threats are deemed credible, bluster hurts our national security posture

— William J. Perry (@SecDef19) August 8, 2017

But nuclear deterrence is "vital" for our security, they said. We don't feel safer, do you? No right hands for nuclear weapons. Period. https://t.co/R4RwIsvhS1

— IPPNW (@IPPNW) June 27, 2017

More on NK Nukes: It took the Cuban Missile Crisis before the US Adapted to Soviet Nuclear Deterrence https://t.co/3pUrOXKOl9

— Robert Farley (@drfarls) July 24, 2017

As Hiroshima Day dawns, why are we still tempting nuclear fate? – It is a wonder we have survived all these decades, given US policies on nuclear armament since Hiroshima (06/08/2014) | Norm Chomsky @guardian

–@Radio4Extra now "Nuclear Reactions" German nuclear scientists bugged by refugees during Hiroshima -1 was my father https://t.co/MK2bdLyFOB

— Adam Ganz (@harbinger) July 12, 2017

What the last Nuremberg prosecutor alive wants the world to know (05/07/2017) | Lesley Stahl @CBSNews

Each of America's 50 nuclear bombs in Turkey, 68 miles from Syrian border are 10 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. https://t.co/FZEXIqBuKL

— Kevin Baron (@DefenseBaron) May 24, 2017

“Unthinkable” – Candidate Trump said that, as President, opponents should never know whether or not he would use nuclear weapons adding uncertainty to Nuclear deterrence. (Podcast; 06/08/2017) | Keir A. Lieber, Daryl Press & Paul Bracken

Top nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal is the B83:

-80X more powerful than Hiroshima explosion

-Explosive power of 1.2million tons of TNT pic.twitter.com/F6AU1dYjQe

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 8, 2017

VlAD’S A BIGGUN Russian nuclear powered submarine test fires a ballistic missile capable of a blast 100 TIMES more powerful than Hiroshima – The?Bulava missile, which weighs over 36 tonnes, carries six nuclear warheads and can travel nearly 6,000 miles across the globe (w Video; 29/06/2017) | Mark Hodge @TheSun

North Korea slams Japan for helping U.S. despite Hiroshima nuclear attack https://t.co/RryaYNBN4R pic.twitter.com/ZqCRz3flTp

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) August 8, 2017

My 2010 presentation on India-China relations: under the New Himalayas (on nuclear deterrence & maritime power) https://t.co/Xj2Rm7smtr

— Nitin Pai (@acorn) July 21, 2017

The Sad March of the Japanese Left (05/01/2017) | M. W. Larson @LAReviewofBooks

The case for nuclear (or, how I learned to stop worrying about renewables and love uranium) https://t.co/qe53t4qDDp pic.twitter.com/1NLhqig6uz

— Crikey.com.au (@crikey_news) May 16, 2017

Prof Joe Capizzi explains why #ColdWar nuclear deterrence worked & how "multipolarity" changes the calculus: https://t.co/SOwvOTanc6 @USCCB

— Providence (@ProvMagazine) July 17, 2017

https://twitter.com/HerbotsTheo/status/1076480070179569664

cf. Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.3 Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.2 Obama’s visit to Hiroshima Vol.1 Abe’s visit to Pearl Harbor