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戦没者を追悼し平和を祈念する日 The day for mourning of war dead and praying for peace

標記は、終戦記念日について日本政府が定めた正式な呼称だそうです。世界的には１４日が、日本の終戦及び第二次世界大戦の終結の日です。
今年で戦後７３年です。国益と平和を確実に守って行かねばならないと毎度新たな気持ちになります。
アントニオ・グテーレス氏（元ポルトガル首相）が国連事務総長として史上初めて長崎の平和祈念式典（９日）に参列されましたので、それを筆頭に標記関係ツイートの一部を以下貼っておきます。

"No more Hiroshimas, no more Nagasakis. We must make sure nuclear weapons are never used again." — @antonioguterres during his visit to Nagasaki, Japan. https://t.co/75KmRBY4Pn pic.twitter.com/TvjyHBEFRf

— United Nations (@UN) August 8, 2018

I thank @AbeShinzo and the people of Japan for their steadfast support for multilateralism and the work of the United Nations. We need Japan’s contributions to peace, sustainable development and human rights around the world. pic.twitter.com/eZYbQ5j9ef

— António Guterres (@antonioguterres) August 8, 2018

UN chief @antonioguterres is in Japan and will be taking part in the 73rd #Nagasaki Peace Ceremony on Thursday honouring the #hibakusha. We're welcoming him "from the bottom of our hearts" says the head of the Atomic Bomb Museum. @UNIC_Tokyo pic.twitter.com/SmgfMvWY7B

— UN News (@UN_News_Centre) August 8, 2018

Guterres meets Abe in Tokyo ahead of Nagasaki visit https://t.co/4AgP5x3IfQ

— AP Archive Videos (@APArchive) August 13, 2018

Ngasaki honors the victims of the atomic bomb dropped on the city 73 years ago.

At the ceremony, UN chief Antonio Guterres warned fears of nuclear war were still present.https://t.co/ZoS5RXfAgy

— dwnews (@dwnews) August 9, 2018

UN chief Antonio Guterres sounds nuclear warning to mark Nagasaki bombing https://t.co/jEVwbTHzTT

— TOI World News (@TOIWorld) August 9, 2018

Antonio Guterres, the first sitting #UN secretary general to attend ceremonies honoring those who died in the bombing, said that even 73 years later, there was still a "shadow cast by the dread of unthinkable carnage" in #Nagasaki https://t.co/PPMkzZJLeh

— Arab News (@arabnews) August 9, 2018

【Foreign Minister Kono Had a Breakfast Meeting with United Nations Secretary-General Guterres】　https://t.co/1CLUY1N0u4 pic.twitter.com/jOlcCzTD8h

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) August 10, 2018

Text of message by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony – The Mainichi https://t.co/ztUSDgRBYQ

— 毎日新聞長崎支局 (@mai_nagasaki) August 9, 2018

North Korea slams UN chief Antonio Guterres over call for nuclear disarming – https://t.co/VovV6s88gO

— Japan_Info (@japan_info25) August 11, 2018

Antonio Guterres says his #Nagasaki visit comes at a "very important moment" when #UnitedNations is "totally committed to the #denuclearization of #NorthKorea" and to promoting disarmament efforts.https://t.co/HxC0LzneOv #Japan #DPRK #国連事務総長

— Kyodo News – English (@kyodo_english) August 8, 2018

Guterres meets hibakusha in Nagasaki https://t.co/zgbLfSdBH9

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) August 8, 2018

Antonio Guterres, the first UN chief to visit Nagasaki, warned that fears of nuclear war were still present at the ceremony to commemorate the 73rd anniversary of the nuclear bombing pic.twitter.com/gSiaFKrIPO

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) August 9, 2018

On the 73rd year since the bombing of Nagasaki, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges the world to “commit to making Nagasaki the last place on Earth to suffer nuclear devastation.” https://t.co/iWVQxloday

— Women's Action (@WomensAction) August 9, 2018

ONU llama a desnuclearizar 'urgentemente' el planeta

António Guterres, asistió a la ceremonia de conmemoración de víctimas en Nagasaki y lamentó el gasto en arsenal nuclear que se hace en el mundo.https://t.co/EUqysRTVvP

— ASIS CAPITULO MEXICO (@asismexico217) August 9, 2018

Guterres diz que guerra nuclear é um “medo presente”, 73 anos depois de Nagasaki https://t.co/kS2kSqkXFy

— Jornal Económico (@ojeconomico) August 9, 2018

アントニオ・グテーレス国連事務総長 @antonioguterres #長崎 #原爆犠牲者慰霊平和祈念式典（8月9日）に出席へ #軍縮 #Disarmament
＊軍縮アジェンダ発表に際するジュネーブ大学における演説（5月24日）の邦訳は https://t.co/u4cXNYst26 pic.twitter.com/epb5wao8Wa

— 国連広報センター (@UNIC_Tokyo) August 6, 2018

#中満泉 @NakamitsuUN #軍縮担当上級代表 @UN_Disarmament 、第73回 #広島平和記念式典で #アントニオグテーレス #国連事務総長のメッセージを代読。メッセージ全文（日本語訳）は https://t.co/s2TRIlQfuN #軍縮 #Disarmament #核軍縮 https://t.co/Qw58xwXyhR

— 国連広報センター (@UNIC_Tokyo) August 7, 2018

長崎の平和記念式典のために来日したグテーレス事務総長 @antonioguterres 。国連大学のデイビッド・マローン学長もお迎えしました。 https://t.co/vDDWcvl9im

— 国連大学 (@UNU_Japan) August 8, 2018

ANTONNIO GUTERRES PUTS NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT FIRST – AS U.N. CHIEF VISITS JAPAN TO COMMEMORATE BOMBING OF NAGASAKI https://t.co/wuKvvNWlSX

— iTV SA (@itv_sa) August 8, 2018

【New】#長崎原爆の日、グテーレス国連総長は訴えた「長崎を核兵器で苦しんだ地球最後の場所に」https://t.co/Ty1tlwkMaE

— ハフポスト日本版 (@HuffPostJapan) August 9, 2018

国連のグテーレス事務総長は、長崎で行われた平和祈念式典でスピーチし、「長崎を核兵器で苦しんだ地球上で最後の場所にするよう皆で決意しよう」と述べ、国際社会が連帯して核廃絶に向けて行動するよう強く訴えました。https://t.co/MvVbFcukUZ

— ＮＨＫ国際部 (@nhk_kokusai) August 9, 2018

【安倍総理大臣とグテーレス国連事務総長との会談】　
安倍総理大臣は，8日，国連のグテーレス事務総長と会談を行いました。
安倍総理から，国連事務総長として初めてとなる，グテーレス国連事務総長の長崎平和祈念式典への出席に対する歓迎の意を伝達しました。https://t.co/28H2xPys0G pic.twitter.com/VX2wrKt1K0

— 外務省 (@MofaJapan_jp) August 8, 2018

【SNS更新】「国連のグテーレス事務総長が、明日の長崎の平和祈念式典に、国連事務総長として初めて出席されます。――今後の国連改革をはじめ世界の様々な課題について、率直に話し合うことができました。」総理メッセージの全文はhttps://t.co/wceeislHVo https://t.co/PvOBfMcO6n pic.twitter.com/OXNk0d1km4

— 首相官邸 (@kantei) August 8, 2018

核軍縮・廃絶に力を入れているグテーレス国連事務総長はこの式典のために来日したとのことです。６日に行われた広島の方の式典への参列は叶いませんでしたが、国連・中満泉軍縮担当上級代表にメッセージを託し、式典にて代読されました。https://t.co/SWOXcfD6IG

— 高田世界館 (@takadasekaikan) August 8, 2018

#OTD in 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. This new photo came to us from Basil Rice, a Los Angeles, CA fireman who joined the Navy & participated in survey of damage. pic.twitter.com/BcrwcmYJG1

— Truman Library (@TrumanLibrary) August 9, 2018

On This Day. 1945: For the second time in three days, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Japan—this time on Nagasaki. Shown: The doomed city before and after the attack. /1 pic.twitter.com/8x5xgzRnK4

— West Wing Reports (@WestWingReport) August 9, 2018

73 years ago, the United States committed the worst war crime in history. They dropped an atomic bomb in Hiroshima in Japan. It instantly killed 45,000 people.

That is equivalent to wiping on the entire city of Burlington, Vermont in a matter of minutes. pic.twitter.com/mIfrybRfmx

— Historic.ly (@historic_ly) August 6, 2018

The front page #OTD in 1945.

The second atomic bomb is dropped on Nagasaki.

The Soviet Union declares war on Japan and invades Manchuria. #nytimes #ww2 pic.twitter.com/uzAbWBCMVQ

— New York Times OTD (@OnThisDayNYT) August 9, 2018

Atomic weapons were last used in the bombing of Nagasaki 73 years ago today https://t.co/StLY9MjxWp pic.twitter.com/tEcydREU70

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 9, 2018

Peace bell rings in Nagasaki as Japan marks the moment 72 years ago when the US dropped an atomic bomb on the city. https://t.co/LiPK24tD5T pic.twitter.com/cSQb3UeVW3

— ABC News (@ABC) August 9, 2017

73 years ago, today, the US dropped its 2nd A-bomb on Nagasaki, killing tens of thousands of Japanese civilians. The original target was Kyoto, but many historians suggest that Secretary of War Stimson intervened to spare Kyoto since he honeymooned there. https://t.co/ZYK5k43YoB

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) August 9, 2018

When my interview with a Nagasaki “hibakusha” atomic bomb survivor aired 3 years ago, many listeners/readers were outraged that I detailed the suffering of a WWII enemy nation’s civilians.
It’s Aug. 9th, so I’m reposting. Don’t like it? Just scroll on by. https://t.co/YahoOytxHy

— Anthony Kuhn (@akuhnNPRnews) August 9, 2018

@Google Doodle and @Twitter should be remembering the #Nuclear #Holocaust that happened #OnThisDay August 9, 1945 when the #USA nuked @Japan #NagasakiDay @BBCWorld https://t.co/JmMuhwsMTs

— Glenn Ostrosky (@GlennOstrosky) August 9, 2018

In 1945, a U.S. B-29 dropped a 20 kiloton nuclear bomb, “Little Man” on Nagasaki, Japan. No nuclear weapon has been used in the 73 years since. We must work strengthen the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Our Resolution proposes to do just that: https://t.co/Zhwa3T6Jv0 pic.twitter.com/m1dUGQrYRX

— Senator Jeff Merkley (@SenJeffMerkley) August 9, 2018

Hiroshima – A hundred thousand people were killed by the atomic bomb. Survivors wonder why they lived when so many others died.https://t.co/TuVne5mkRv

— Making History (@MakingHistoryUK) August 6, 2018

“We just want to make sure it’s respectful to our community.” Museums still can’t agree on how to talk about the 1945 atomic bombing of Japan #Hiroshima #Nagasaki https://t.co/6OAw2mLste pic.twitter.com/ocMUHqqTYi

— HISTORY (@HISTORY) April 5, 2018

You can consider him extremely lucky, or extremely unlucky. On #ThisDayinHistory 1945, the U.S. drops a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima. https://t.co/npRSfnCJ47 pic.twitter.com/sq80zn9CwH

— HISTORY (@HISTORY) August 6, 2018

Hiroshima-Nagasaki 1945: The Real Reasons Behind the 20th Century's Most Horrific War Crime https://t.co/lLDuBYFvoC #Hiroshima #HiroshimaDay #Nagasaki #WWII #Imperialism #USA #Truman #Japan #AtomicBomb #Terrorism #War #History pic.twitter.com/VgacJHdtZ2

— In Def. of Communism (@id_communism) August 6, 2018

It’s been 73 years since the Bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and, a few days later, on Nagasaki, Japan. Read a collection of the Bulletin's best writing on the week in August that changed the world forever: https://t.co/Ki9qztmsGf pic.twitter.com/yvHoG2JUOd

— BulletinOfTheAtomic (@BulletinAtomic) August 6, 2018

#WorldWarIII: 6th & 9th of August, marked the 73rd anniversary of the world's deadliest atomic bombings of #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki respectively. The two events were the only times, nuclear weapons were used in the history of warfare. (@WatchMojo video)https://t.co/6X9fkFDDfG

— WW3 Videos (@WW3Videos) August 9, 2018

Survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki still suffer physically and emotionally after almost 73 years. This new poll is another reminder why nuclear weapons should never be used. (via @The_Japan_News) https://t.co/Dnprb7txeo pic.twitter.com/Jyg6smCkvr

— ReThink Defense (@ReThinkDefense) July 30, 2018

Today marks 73 years since the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Three days later, the U.S. dropped another atomic bomb on Nagasaki. https://t.co/TSToTkGyfP

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) August 6, 2018

#OTD in 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. https://t.co/KhcB7iqHRX

— American Experience (@AmExperiencePBS) August 6, 2018

Remember World on this day, the 6th of August 1945, the #USA nuclear attacks on #Japan
https://t.co/ZoHceIztiw via @YouTube

— Elijah J. Magnier (@ejmalrai) August 6, 2018

Japan marks 73rd anniversary of US nuclear bombing of #Hiroshima #USNuclearBombing #Nagasaki pic.twitter.com/HUSFf5QLxe

— Press TV (@PressTV) August 6, 2018

#OTD in 1945, the B-29 bomber "Enola Gay" under the command of Col. Paul Tibbets dropped the first atomic bomb ever used in combat on Hiroshima, Japan.

Along with a second bomb dropped on Nagasaki three days later, it is the only time nuclear weapons have been used in war. pic.twitter.com/0mFmsn5O2o

— CSIS MilitaryHistory (@CSISPMDH) August 6, 2018

Today is August 6th, the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan.https://t.co/b2hfqmpMfF

— Our Hidden History (@OurHiddenHistry) August 6, 2018

On Aug. 6, 1945, U.S. war plane Enola Gay dropped “Little Boy,” a 8900-pound atomic bomb, on Hiroshima, Japan. pic.twitter.com/0bHLKnRL2P

— Ｈｉｓｔｏｒｙ (@HistoryTime_) August 6, 2018

The city of Hiroshima, Japan, marks the 73rd anniversary of the atomic bombing by the United States during World War II on August 6, 1945. An estimated 140,000 people were killed by the attack. https://t.co/pJVf4Qqhhh pic.twitter.com/ifBA9jOzkH

— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 7, 2018

On this day, August 6, in 1945, the Enola Gay dropped the world’s first atom bomb over the city of Hiroshima..#EnolaGay #LittleBoy #AtomBomb #Bomb #Hiroshima #WW2 #War #B29 #History #Japan #TodayInHistory #TheGuardianNg pic.twitter.com/BWF178wSeT

— The Guardian Nigeria (@GuardianNigeria) August 6, 2018

The lies justifying the use of atomic bombs underpin American exceptionalism. @untoldhistoryus's Peter Kuznick gives the real story behind this US war crime & history of Imperial Japan on @EmpireFiles #HiroshimaDay #HiroshimaNagasaki https://t.co/yfKHf0GXwc

— Abby Martin (@AbbyMartin) August 7, 2018

Historically fascinating and rigorously rejuvenated, #Japan's Nagasaki is one of our top 10 Asian destinations to visit in 2018 – here's why you should go: https://t.co/34up993Ngu #BestinAsia pic.twitter.com/n4DFqOLJCk

— Lonely Planet (@lonelyplanet) July 11, 2018

Nagasaki on Kyushu far northwest is famed for its forested islands, rolling hills, crystalline seas and hot springs heated by sleeping volcanoes, as well as its ancient cultural roots and early international trade. https://t.co/aK6v4SHvet #Nagasaki #Japan pic.twitter.com/yqZz2ybIx3

— Japan Embassy Canada (@JapaninCanada) July 30, 2018

These posters were produced by the Ministry of Information to encourage support for the war effort within the UK and throughout the Empire during World War II. #BLWindrush https://t.co/gkMP8B6YNG (Images © Crown Copyright) pic.twitter.com/ZsaIF5Hp2A

— The British Library (@britishlibrary) August 9, 2018

Today is the 30th anniversary of the #CivilLiberties Act of 1988, legislation that provided redress/reparations to #JapaneseAmericans who were unjustly incarcerated during #WorldWarII. Our Co-Chair. Bruce Embrey on the significance of this anniversary: https://t.co/E5ySUk3coc pic.twitter.com/8s6ZoqgCea

— Manzanar Committee (@manzanarcomm) August 10, 2018

On this date August 12 in 1944, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. was killed in action during World War II while serving as a land-based patrol bomber pilot. Picture: last known photograph of Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., in the public domain and taken on August 12, 1944. pic.twitter.com/Yh5nyiNkdY

— Jeffrey Guterman, Ph.D. (@JeffreyGuterman) August 12, 2018

#OTD in #1988 #PresidentReagan signed into law H.R. 442, the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. It granted reparations to Japanese Americans who had been interned during World War II and was a congressional apology for the actions taken by the government. https://t.co/0oSxnQbhRF pic.twitter.com/eFEJD4sESt

— RonaldReaganLibrary (@Reagan_Library) August 10, 2018

On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped the first atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima, Japan. After World War II, Oregon Nobel Prize winning scientist, Linus Pauling, worked tirelessly to slow the spread of nuclear weapons. @LPlatOSU @OregonState https://t.co/i05MmqsrnT pic.twitter.com/ErWFz139z3

— Oregon Encyclopedia (@The_OE) August 6, 2018

Greek anti-imperialists honored the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki https://t.co/0uOpJKn1V0 #Greece #Hiroshima #NagasakiDay #Japan #Imperialism #AtomicBomb #WW2 #USA #NATO #Athens #Thessaloniki #Peace #War pic.twitter.com/XRPh8A5tuE

— In Def. of Communism (@id_communism) August 9, 2018

"Since the end of World War II, the United States has intervened in every part of the globe to defeat revolutionary movements and to maintain a status quo favorable to its own purposes." https://t.co/gXv4o9E59b

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) August 13, 2018

Today in 1945 #Japan accepts the Allied terms of surrender in World War II and the Emperor Hirohito records the Imperial Rescript on Surrender (August 15 in Japan Standard Time). pic.twitter.com/4x5vKOnGp2

— the painter flynn (@thepainterflynn) August 14, 2018

US foreign policy has long relied on sanctions, despite their uncertain effectiveness and unpredictable consequences. For example, crippling US sanctions prompted Japan's Pearl Harbor attack, leading to the Pacific War that ended with the atomic bombings. https://t.co/XtOAAtOTku

— Brahma Chellaney (@Chellaney) August 5, 2018

We get to hear FDR's famous address to Congress requesting war against Japan. Note that he calls Dec 7, 1941 "a date which will live in infamy." He originally was to say "in world history." How do we know? His scribbled out notes at the @FDRLibrary #HATM pic.twitter.com/YCpU0vFKKp

— Eric Gonzaba (@EGonzaba) August 13, 2018

1943: At Quebec Churchill and Roosevelt agreed to share atomic secrets and not to use any atomic bomb without mutual consent.

— Churchill Society (@ChurchillToday) September 1, 2013

8/19/43: President Roosevelt & PM Churchill sign the Quebec Agreement, coordinating the atomic bomb program. http://t.co/fut3NvxlcC #history

— AtomicHeritage (@AtomicHeritage) August 19, 2013

1943: Mackenzie King hosts Roosevelt and Churchill at the Quadrant Conference in Quebec City. Most discussion centres on plans on invade France, but the U.S. and U.K. sign The Quebec Agreement to jointly research atomic energy. Canada is given a seat on the policy committee. pic.twitter.com/APHtJ32Byw

— Christopher Clark (@heychristofur) December 21, 2017

US troops are still in Germany, still in Japan more than two generations after the war, and the US maintains an empire of a thousand military bases on six continents and fleets in every ocean.https://t.co/Hfv09eDwsH

— MintPress News (@MintPressNews) August 7, 2018

On August 14, 1945, it was announced that Japan had surrendered unconditionally to the Allies, effectively ending World War II. Please take a moment today to remember all those who gave their lives to make that outcome a reality, as well as those still with us today. #VJDay pic.twitter.com/7wdrW3wwgW

— The American Legion (@AmericanLegion) August 14, 2018

#OTD 1945: The Soviet Union officially declares war on Japan, pouring more than 1 million Soviet soldiers into Japanese-occupied Manchuria, north eastern China, to take on the 700,000-strong Japanese army. #WW2 #ColdWarHist pic.twitter.com/7z8GmecwFa

— PCH Salford (@SalfordUni_PCH) August 8, 2018

Fun fact: 2 days after Hiroshima, USSR declared war on Japanhttps://t.co/TsHGRa1epG

— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) August 6, 2018

cf.

Obama's visit to Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan https://t.co/ohN5taSrbc
cf. Obama's visit to #Hiroshima https://t.co/l0m3uFIQYj #Nagasaki
Abe’s visit to #PearlHarbor https://t.co/7pPCUaf9Ld
cf. https://t.co/lT91cCwvX1 https://t.co/5lknPcMRFc https://t.co/4fA8XcfJLB

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) March 26, 2018

など

Cyber Security et al. サイバーセキュリティ等 Vol.1

全ての面で予測可能性をぶち壊す（狭義の cyber security である）cyber attacks/crimes は、断じて許されてはなりません。
また、関連して、現実と異なることなどが書かれたり、風評として広まったりというのは、珍しくありません。Fake news と一蹴してニュース全般を軽んじるのはいけませんが、実際に Fake news っぽいものも流れることがあり、（広義の cyber security への）現実の対応は単純には行きません。
どういう会社等でも主業務に追われなかなか手が回らない傾向にありますが、AI・ロボット・IoTの時代背景からも取り組んで行かざるを得ないサイバーセキュリティ等につき、関連ツイートを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

Did you know? Cybercrime costs $600 billion globally. Keeping people safer online is a big task. We need to:
→ Build up capabilities, including law enforcement
→ Strengthen 🌍 cooperation and dialogue pic.twitter.com/GtlMttsS7P

— UN Office on Drugs and Crime (@UNODC) July 6, 2018

#INTERPOL’s Innovation Centre brings together great minds from #police, private industry and #academia to develop and implement #innovative solutions to policing challenges. Learn more: https://t.co/1GQJWwmmGK pic.twitter.com/AjTaiAIaXl

— IGCI (@INTERPOL_GCI) July 10, 2018

Tackling future policing challenges with #ArtificialIntelligence and #robotics was the focus of a global conference held this week by #INTERPOL and #UNICRI. Read more: https://t.co/kLvQguU0PK pic.twitter.com/HxMiZmqJvi

— INTERPOL (@INTERPOL_HQ) July 13, 2018

Every day, hackers seek to infiltrate and disrupt the nation’s cyber networks. See the strategy @DHSgov is employing to protect the homeland from cyber threats! https://t.co/bPV5UyoaJG

— Cybersecurity (@cyber) July 24, 2018

Public company directors have always carried a long list of concerns on their agenda and according to our recent survey, cyber, reputation and shareholder-related risks continue to keep them up at night. https://t.co/iIbF3bdnqA #cybersecurity

— CorporateBoardMember (@CorpBoardMember) July 27, 2018

Cyber breaches happen every day & have the potential to impact virtually every sector of the global economy. We want to help senior execs make informed #cybersecurity decisions, so we analyzed our data from 600 EU cyber claims. Here’s what we’ve learned: https://t.co/T58oE6ZsSQ pic.twitter.com/HMg3AzyAus

— AIG (@AIGinsurance) July 19, 2018

Cyber Crime is hitting the headlines. So what happens if it hits your business? https://t.co/WNTPc7luFk pic.twitter.com/LJMVZZt4bR

— Hiscox Insurance (@HiscoxUK) July 23, 2018

Relevant for calculating the financial impact of cyber threats
* Revenue loss from downtime
* Staff time required for post-incident analysis
* Infrastructure damage and the cost to implement compensation controls
* Post-attack notification and legal costs https://t.co/Fs5dElTwkM?

— Nandkumar Saravadé (@saravade) December 31, 2017

Internet of Things and Autonomous vehicles are growing as the Cyber Security needs. https://t.co/K0qzlVMgi1 @Deloitte ht @Fisher85M via @antgrasso #IoT @IIoT #AutonomousVehicles #CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/E3DHkMysH8

— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) July 29, 2018

“The United States and Australia have signed an agreement that will enable the two allies to conduct research and development to advance their combined cyber capabilities, officials said Tuesday.” #CyberCollaboration #Australia https://t.co/icLv8BHXxs

— Christina Ayiotis (@christinayiotis) July 24, 2018

Our 10 steps to cyber security! https://t.co/68IzYpQFiP pic.twitter.com/9Wqo6qVSyt

— NCSC UK (@NCSC) July 26, 2018

Japan's reformed data privacy law is recognized as “equivalent” to the EU's GDPR. The recognition of reciprocal adequacy creates the world's largest zone of safe data transfers and reinforces the importance of data protection in international trade. https://t.co/EKYgnqZRUW pic.twitter.com/0EbtOCFemK

— Cyber Secure Ltd (@cybersecure_uk) July 25, 2018

Following Russian #cyberattack, @clairecmc said "Russia continues to engage in cyber warfare against our democracy. I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable”. Read more about Russia’s effort to hack #Midterms2018 at @NPR: https://t.co/xDjKgK5RRA pic.twitter.com/4ekl23mNUi

— Eurasia Center (@ACEurasia) July 29, 2018

The short-term impact of cyber crime is frequently discussed. Yet, the long-term damage, often over-looked, is more severe and potentially fatal for your business. https://t.co/yf5ThUeKSJ pic.twitter.com/kMCQfUS1t4

— TEC Australia and NZ (@better_leaders) July 23, 2018

#smallbusiness #cybercrime is on the rise. The INTCELL provides enterprise level services at a fraction of the cost https://t.co/tzeKo20uvr pic.twitter.com/SNgZBt6Wse

— INTCELL (@theintcell) July 25, 2018

#CyberDigest | Huawei in Santa Clara infiltrated summit at Facebook, sent trade secrets to China: lawsuit | https://t.co/4onU4kwVad

— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) July 18, 2018

Dr Silvio Cesare from UNSW Canberra Cyber was featured on last week's @riskybusiness podcast https://t.co/qGl5Wl4SIA . Dr Cesare will teach two professional education courses in coming months: Code Review and Reverse Engineering https://t.co/Ty8gOOX2Jc pic.twitter.com/YaYlYROy7q

— UNSW Canberra (@UNSWCanberra) May 7, 2018

What does war look like in the #cyber age? James Der Derian on the history of #cyberwar and the impact of #quantum: https://t.co/OmLk4edWma

— Sydney CISS (@sydneyciss) March 30, 2017

China, Russia, Iran Engaged in Aggressive Economic Cyber Spying | via @FreeBeacon @BillGertz #Russia #China #Iran #Espionage #EconomicEspionage #intellectualproperty https://t.co/rcEZoP0B7u pic.twitter.com/AKzvdmiU1q

— RealClearDefense (@RCDefense) July 29, 2018

Key findings from the Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey 2018 are now available, highlighting the need for business transformation. Read more: https://t.co/HLFvoOT53W #hnkpmgciosurvey pic.twitter.com/TuwEXOMWgi

— KPMG NZ Cyber (@KPMGNZ_Cyber) June 12, 2018

New Protocol on #cybercrime: a recipe for human rights abuse? #EDRigram https://t.co/kyGTa3NNPl @maryantfp @EFF @txitua pic.twitter.com/dMYMfCgxQa

— EDRi (@edri) July 26, 2018

Cybercrime Dominates Business Fraud Losseshttps://t.co/N7JcBCKjkU #Fraud #CyberSecurity #attacks #technology #Hacker #IoT pic.twitter.com/5xJDvKU5oK

— SaltDNA (@saltcontrol) July 26, 2018

In fall 2018, the cyber security functions from @SSC_CA, @Safety_Canada and CSE will be united to establish the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, a unique, innovative, and forward-looking organization. https://t.co/LbcSlvzP68 pic.twitter.com/RcKnWsIkaS

— CSE 🍁 (@cse_cst) July 17, 2018

We’re proud to be one of Canada’s top #AI #startups! Our security analytics platform is powered by unsupervised #machinelearning, allowing fast, accurate and scalable #threatdetection. Read more via @nanalyzetweets: https://t.co/NDQWtu6392 #cybersecurity #startup #Canadian pic.twitter.com/jZ9KJgwkR0

— Interset AI (@IntersetAI) July 23, 2018

How safe is your smart home? #UVic cyber-security researchers tackle the internet of things @plurilock https://t.co/4el27353v6 #cdnsci pic.twitter.com/rwiiaej8I9

— UVic Research (@UVicResearch) November 28, 2016

🔊 Who's responsible for a driverless car crash? How does a bank protect itself against the reputational damage of a cyber attack? The very risky business of underwriting innovation: https://t.co/w96XyEUH8J pic.twitter.com/9o8krBaCvD

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 23, 2018

#Cyber #threats are on the rise and #financialservices are amongst the most heavily targeted. Deloitte can help. #riskadvisiry #cybersecurity https://t.co/AwWCzdw9cN

— Deloitte Ireland (@DeloitteIreland) July 27, 2018

Insights: IDA IRELAND-Smart CEO Global #Cybersecurity Report 2018

Tenable Network Security measures and mitigates modern #cyberattacks and reduces cyber risks through its trademark solutions, Nessus & https://t.co/unkeK1AB6U #security @tanaz_b @IDA_MUMBAI https://t.co/r6ziEc9f6m

— Smart CEO (@theSmartCEO) August 2, 2018

With cybercrime coming out as the top economic crime in Ireland this year according to @Independent_ie it's important to invest in cyber security. #itsecurity https://t.co/QefSq7rhfy pic.twitter.com/NMbjsBAQJd

— Typetec (@TypetecIreland) August 1, 2018

How can businesses fight emerging threats while not losing sight of cyber security basics? https://t.co/7r9GlCwDWq

— Experis UK & Ireland (@ExperisUKIE) July 31, 2018

How technology and social media is undermining family relationships https://t.co/lEX2c3FsYm via @IrishTimesLife

— CyberSafeIreland (@CyberSafeIE) July 26, 2018

Nice article by our friends in @Spunout on how #teens can manage their life online and deal with text and cyber #bullying.

— Webwise (@Webwise_Ireland) July 26, 2018

Great to hear @jesskellynt recommending @Webwise_Ireland to parents, teachers and students on @IvanYatesNT. Read more about the 'Report on Cyber Security for Children and Young Adults' here https://t.co/WtOmZcdXpa and https://t.co/XC0vA1toiu #edchatie

— Ciara Reilly (@PrimEdTeacher) March 29, 2018

Cyber security warning goes to workers across Ireland after global hack https://t.co/uBEaLLDfuG pic.twitter.com/kvLcXyjABY

— Independent.ie (@Independent_ie) May 15, 2017

Irishman extradited to the US to face charges relating to Silk Road https://t.co/lNmpl5dSNe #cybersecurity #cyber

— CyberSecurity (@CyberSecUpdate) July 31, 2018

‘Create new cyberforce to defend Irish citizens' says cyber expert #ireland #cybersecurity https://t.co/90sKHvKsld

— Sogeti Ireland (@sogeti_ireland) August 1, 2018

#CyberDigest | The public square in the digital age | @KMansted | https://t.co/T6Scwim8UP

— ASPI Cyber Policy (@ASPI_ICPC) August 2, 2018

Campaigns grapple with cybersecurity amid increased warnings of Russian interference in the midterm elections — and evidence that hackers are targeting candidates. https://t.co/7UUdinC6Cd via @RollCall

— OnPoint (@OnPointCorp) August 3, 2018

Russian Hackers Appear to Shift Focus to U.S. Power Grid – The New York Times https://t.co/KpRsWnpRpH pic.twitter.com/PfvGryxJ5T

— Liberal Resistance (@LiberalResist) July 29, 2018

午後0時50分頃に投稿し、上の３記事を追加するために午後1時20分頃に再ログインしたら、宣伝もしていないのに通常無い形で殺到されていますね。驚きました。
冒頭に書きましたように、狭義広義のサイバーセキュリティ等には取り組んで行かざるを得ませんので、そういう表れなのでしょう。

TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) Vol.2

All the below tweets are in English.

標記につき若干古いものも含めて以下貼っておきます。

By withdrawing from the TPP, Trump missed his chance to cut the Canadian dairy tariff he has repeatedly complained about https://t.co/SEKFuuA2Vi

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 18, 2018

Read the latest from our Emerging Global Governance Project, "The Way Forward for International Trade: Lessons from the TPP Reborn," by @jorgeheinel and @N_Albertoni. https://t.co/uW4hOQKXHo

— FPI SAIS (@FPI_SAIS) June 25, 2018

Scheer demands 'emergency' summer session of Parliament to pass TPP trade deal https://t.co/M7Bvjrszpz #hw #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/rpKDWuoni9

— CBC Politics (@CBCPolitics) July 19, 2018

Amid US Trade Tensions, Japan Formally Completes TPP-11 Entry https://t.co/0n3hX56qCM

— The Diplomat (@Diplomat_APAC) July 14, 2018

The #UK has expressed interest in joining revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal alongside #CAN, #AUS and #NZ #CANZUK https://t.co/nw1MmYiwzz

— CANZUK (@canzuk) July 19, 2018

Maritime seafood exports to Japan should increase with Trans-Pacific Partnership, says Ambassador Kimihiro Ishikane of @JapaninCanada. Exciting export growth opportunities ahead for Canadian seafood farmers. https://t.co/42gnjmySlC

— Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance (CAIA) (@CDNaquaculture) July 18, 2018

Only 3 more ratifications needed for #TPP; plans under way to add new members. Japan-EU inked massive trade deal plus strategic partnership agreement. Others open markets, deepen cooperation. U.S. isolated with its trade wars. Where is the winning?. https://t.co/ufec5lP9am

— Mireya Solis (@solis_msolis) July 19, 2018

For almost four years, Craig Allen has had to navigate some serious challenges to the US-Brunei relationship. We sat down with the outgoing US ambassador to talk about Trump, the TPP and his four years as a diplomat in the sultanate. https://t.co/3pMSIGCAYF

— The Scoop (@thescoop_co) July 17, 2018

Great to meet with Japan’s Foreign Minister @konotaromp to discuss our regional, trade and investment relationship and the TPP-11 that will open more 🇯🇵 market opportunities for Australian exporters. pic.twitter.com/UhvSorCgfS

— Steven Ciobo (@StevenCiobo) July 3, 2018

No comment. "Trump asks trade officials to look into getting back into TPP" | CBC News https://t.co/SLUABwEFlQ

— Dan Ciuriak (@DanCiuriak) July 15, 2018

Trump tweets dislike for TPP while hosting Japanese PM U.S. President Donald Trump said again on Twitter on Tuesday that he does not like the landmark Trans-Pacific Partnership deal for the United Sta
https://t.co/RbxcOfZ8HU

— Peter B Mason (@peterbmasonedm) July 18, 2018

The pesky reality of trade and investment today, completely lost on the administration and some supporters #tradewars #autos #supplychain #EU #WTO #TPP #nafta Tariffs Imperil a Hometown Business in South Carolina: BMW via @NYTimes https://t.co/zelutc2xBW

— David Long (@longpartnersllc) July 19, 2018

Japan badly wants the US back in the TPP—but Trump's tweets keep getting in the way.https://t.co/cEm8nEV7ta

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) April 30, 2018

Trump’s Agriculture secretary says he’s telling Trump to consider rejoining TPP https://t.co/mitgNmPj1o

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 24, 2018

Should the U.S. rejoin #TPP? #FletcherProf @JPTrachtman joined @LizClaman on @fbncountdown to discuss: https://t.co/gS8ib7ZvYI

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) April 19, 2018

Trump: “Unless they offer us a deal we cannot refuse, I would not go back into TPP … what I really prefer is negotiating a one-on-one deal with Japan and that’s where we are right now” https://t.co/NOt1ZUfLlr

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 18, 2018

Trump tweeted Tuesday night that Japan and South Korea are lobbying for the U.S. to re-enter TPP, but South Korea was never part of the deal. https://t.co/xGw2wCcKzW

— Axios (@axios) April 18, 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/Z19WYOIwxB

— Peterson Institute (@PIIE) April 16, 2018

#Trump and his #TradeWars are completely backward,the #EU and #Japan show the way with the #JEFTA and it will be strongly beneficial to #EU firms: 85% of EU products will be able to enter Japan without tariffs,giving them a huge advantage over US productshttps://t.co/5MoqFMdnLz

— Ezereal 🇪🇺🌍🎮 🌊 (Now ABSENT,Back in September) (@So_Ethereal) July 17, 2018

Former #Australian PM #TonyAbbott on #TPP: "Freer trade can be better for rich people in poor countries than for poor people in rich ones." via @WSJ https://t.co/ocilRyICl7

— Robert Dolezal (@RobertDolezal) July 14, 2018

In Jan 2017, I said quitting TPP ceded Asia-Pacific to China. But I didn't think it would get this bad this quickly.
Since then, Trump made South Korea and Japan worry US isn't a reliable partner, and started trade wars with allies.
Geopolitical disaster.https://t.co/siBlLi34Nl

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) July 2, 2018

The Conservative Party's policies: https://t.co/BALMN4bTPr #auspol #austrade #dfat #chafta #TPP #abetterway pic.twitter.com/G66HHUAM4I

— Aust Conservatives (@AuConservatives) June 7, 2018

Now that Trump has gone down the protectionism route, wouldn’t you know he lacks allied support (Japan still hasn’t been exempted from steel tariffs) and faces domestic and international blowback. How can he change the equation on trade? TPP! No, really. https://t.co/7MPDWTOk16

— Jennifer Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) April 13, 2018

“Undoubtedly, a #TPP that includes the U.S. would be stronger and more formidable than one that does not.” — @EswarSPrasad @washingtonpost https://t.co/hjy2hOIRyX

— Cornell Dyson (@CornellDyson) April 13, 2018

About a year after withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Donald Trump asks economic advisers to study rejoining the pact #TPP #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/F2NBStxzvA via @WSJ

— Tonya 🏳️‍🌈 #BlueWave🌊 (@mystcole) April 12, 2018

If Trump’s trade war gets out of hand, U.S. trade partners “need to stand ready to put together a ‘WTO minus America’ option, a formula similar to what Japan achieved with the TPP after the U.S. pulled out.”

—Fmr @WTO chief Pascal Lamy in @TheWorldPost 👉 https://t.co/awPOxKpmut pic.twitter.com/HjSpxHBrAn

— Rosa O'Hara (@RosaO_Hara) April 10, 2018

TPP members strike agreement on blockbuster Asia trade deal – Financial Times https://t.co/lxctgGgGxt

— John Hudson (@John_Hudson) January 23, 2018

11 countries have moved on with a new version of the TPP that excludes topics of particular interest to the United States. What Trump should do: https://t.co/NEvQs9gSda

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) December 7, 2017

"That’s why TPP was so important and why TTIP is still important — they’re a means of crafting an economic world that fits our vision of competition rather than China’s." Trade21 expert William Reinsch on #US #China and trade https://t.co/wcOXdsZCAe via @MarketWatch

— Stimson Center (@StimsonCenter) November 15, 2017

Pacific-Rim Countries Move Closer to #TPP Deal Without U.S. @wsj #trade @BasilKaratzas
https://t.co/NYuFWuWaF0

— Karatzas Marine Adv. (@KaratzasMarine) November 11, 2017

Asian countries are moving ahead with the TPP trade deal in defiance of Trump's 'America First' vision https://t.co/L6qahURItY pic.twitter.com/OOnfspET9I

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) November 11, 2017

To be or not to be in the TPP? The Trade Guys break down TPP on the newest CSIS podcast https://t.co/Np1vVQOb3r

— CSIS (@CSIS) May 6, 2018

President Trump’s withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was a major blow to Vietnam’s plans for global economic engagement. https://t.co/HsoSWEJjGG

— CSIS (@CSIS) November 10, 2017

Before Trump withdrew the United States in 2017, the TPP was set to become the world’s largest free trade deal, covering 40% of the global economy. https://t.co/2MAu8Y1W2w

— CFR (@CFR_org) June 18, 2018

Without the U.S., does the TPP still matter? https://t.co/Mb2NuhBfg5

— CFR (@CFR_org) July 20, 2018

Canadian auto sector slams TPP deal as 'dumb move' as NAFTA talks begin https://t.co/8MaVKjcc84 pic.twitter.com/nqYOd8S5lb

— National Post (@nationalpost) January 23, 2018

CEOs press Trudeau to nail down TPP before it's too late; reports this week that other Pacific Rim countries might proceed without Canada https://t.co/4LvkpHN8SV pic.twitter.com/jsgz0eecw6

— National Post (@nationalpost) November 22, 2017

It's too bad Trudeau failed to use the announcement of the TPP deal as his entrée to explaining how Canada will define itself on the world trade stage, Jennifer Wells writes.https://t.co/CJgddIV8hW

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) January 24, 2018

TPP has potential to affirm labour rights in a way NAFTA did not: Wells https://t.co/MASvhdqZ2d pic.twitter.com/9HLbEhMQcB

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) June 29, 2016

He can kill TPP, he can’t kill NAFTA: What Trump can — and cannot — do with a stroke of his pen https://t.co/lNvygqQDgG pic.twitter.com/8fr71RAbjM

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) January 26, 2017

TPP is not ‘completely dead,’ Japan’s ambassador to Canada says https://t.co/PvcdcoYk7P pic.twitter.com/Auv6IFfYqc

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) November 25, 2016

"The TPP-11 is a bet that someday the US will shed this benighted trade aggression, and once again take leadership — both economic and strategic — in an Asian regional architecture that fosters open trade and investment." https://t.co/GuZNHakFn2

— AEI (@AEI) November 14, 2017

The Art of the Trade Deal: Priorities for Policy from Derek Scissors. #TPP https://t.co/27XRIYSxfj

— AEI (@AEI) January 23, 2017

Must-read @WSJ: "Pacific Trade Advances Without US: #TPP is moving ahead in ways that will cost American exporters." https://t.co/eD0LYpifkl

— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) October 6, 2017

Wilbur Ross walks back his main criticism of #TPP: weak rules of origin. @WSJ interview: https://t.co/9AxG2kTyoV pic.twitter.com/0XAchoqTAs

— Trade News Analysis (@TradeNewsCentre) April 26, 2017

Abe: 'TPP is meaningless without U.S. This would disturb the fundamental balance of benefits' https://t.co/7svWmNRpLF via @wsj pic.twitter.com/1NJC7QelZG

— Trade News Analysis (@TradeNewsCentre) November 23, 2016

President Trump signs executive orders withdrawing U.S. from TPP trade deal, freezing federal hiring. https://t.co/jdBV6Tnl2a pic.twitter.com/e2e7VCO6U1

— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) January 23, 2017

.@MotoSolutions CEO @gregbrownmoto comments in the @chicagotribune on why the TPP trade deal is crucial for Illinois https://t.co/u1XpJt1TOL pic.twitter.com/Hehvuhz65t

— Motorola Solutions (@MotoSolutions) November 3, 2016

Editorial: Killing the TPP is not a long-term win for U.S. labor https://t.co/7zRBfXgSN1 pic.twitter.com/dsNFH2nnrk

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) September 6, 2016

'Hacked emails show @HillaryClinton advisers worried TPP stand would be seen as flip-flop' via @WSJ https://t.co/nx5fGLlj45

— Official Team Trump (@TeamTrump) October 21, 2016

MarketWatch reports on @business_econ #survey: immigration, TPP, national election uncertainty @MKTWgoldstein: https://t.co/xK2en1aZdR

— NABE (@business_econ) August 22, 2016

"Real benefit of #TPP went beyond #trade,” @BakerInstitute's @RGecon tells @washingtonpost's Samuelson https://t.co/VrGapbXxqP #Trump

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) January 30, 2017

"Trans-Pacific Partnership good for U.S. strength, improves #NAFTA." @cltomlinson on #TPP event at @BakerInstitute: https://t.co/Qc1j5fC8JP

— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) September 21, 2016

#BakerInstitute Promotes #LameDuck Passage of Sovereignty-killing #TPP |https://t.co/BQDOMYkf9i pic.twitter.com/5QZ6CkJyux

— TheNewAmerican (@NewAmericanMag) September 29, 2016

#TPP – Why Trans-Pacific Partnership debate needs a #digital perspective @StuartNBrotman @BrookingsInst https://t.co/Covu01ueKn #CTRmustread

— CTR SAIS (@CTR_SAIS) June 9, 2016

*WATCH* @SIPA Prof. @SharynOHalloran discusses the controversy over the proposed #TPP on @NY1 – http://t.co/neP4vb5mLj

— Columbia | CGEG (@ColumbiaCGEG) May 15, 2015

.@LHSummers argues that talks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership should be broader http://t.co/2myrt0fV04 @WashingtonPost #TPP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) June 26, 2015

"Asian Games Are Not Zero-Sum" http://t.co/5DJQDHQ7gh @ProSyn @USTreasury @WEF #AIIB #TPP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) May 1, 2015

Yale prof 2 Congress: don't let @POTUS mar his record by pushing for lame-duck TPP vote of dubious constitutionality https://t.co/YdpVff0qD5

— Global Trade Watch (@PCGTW) October 28, 2016

DeLauro at Yale Law School – “This is not a knee-jerk reaction to a trade agreement” https://t.co/ob0bwZ1Puz #svpol #pldebatt #TPP #TTIP

— rds (@robotnr7312) October 6, 2016

Economic diplomacy brief from @Greg__Earl: TPP post-Trump, China backs coal, Austrade shake-up https://t.co/3WUG0sK4w2

— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) January 26, 2017

What the #TPP means for #Victorian dairy, meat and agricultural market access https://t.co/CDwQganz6p @dfat @DFATVic @Austrade

— Trade Victoria (@TradeVictoria) February 12, 2016

#Breaking: Details of Trans-Pacific Partnership finally released. https://t.co/wLc8uIf242 #TPP

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) November 5, 2015

Jacinda Ardern says re-branded TPP 'not a perfect agreement but it is a damn sight better than what we had', via @nzherald https://t.co/arpJGRULsM

— Ben Ross (@BenRoss_AKL) November 11, 2017

Signing of TPP hasn't dented National's ratings https://t.co/FhPGheyNZW pic.twitter.com/QEyuUMcH2T

— nzherald (@nzherald) February 21, 2016

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.23（U.S.-North Korea summit meeting 米朝首脳会談 Vol.4 — Policy Changes 政策変更 Vol.10）

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ、以下、貼っておきます。
なお、弊社は今のところ、本ホームページで項目出ししている英語圏６ヶ国等の経済案件を主要業務対象としておりますので、
まだ扉が開いたばかりの北朝鮮問題等については、あくまで適宜、情報提供等を行うという形を今後も取る所存です。

US Policy Changes Vol.91 (North Korea Vol.8)

US Policy Changes Vol.89 (North Korea Vol.7: US-North Korea summit meeting)

Peace in North Korea Could Cost $2 Trillion If History Is a Guide
How much would it cost to keep the peace on the Korean Peninsula? Around $2 trillion over ten years.
That’s according to Stephen Jen and Joana Freire at Eurizon SLJ Capital Ltd. in Londonhttps://t.co/eJh7suY2YV pic.twitter.com/HJsvf0U1VL

— Roma Aeterna (@aeterna_roma) May 10, 2018

"We must not forget that anything short of complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearisation is unacceptable." – Canadian @NationalDefence Minister Sajjan at #SLD18 quoted by @STcom
For more info: https://t.co/cLpD8fFxaU

— Canada in Singapore (@CanHCSingapore) June 3, 2018

Did Kim Jong Un know the details of the abduction issue and the 2014 Stockholm agreement with Japan?
I feel uncomfortable with the words the President @moonriver365 asked from Kim Jong Un and the U.S.-North Korea Summit of yesterday.https://t.co/7K5H2Tq6ZR pic.twitter.com/FO8XeIDVPx

— MAYBE (@BEMAYBE2) June 13, 2018

This will ring alarm bells for Japan. Under the terms of the JP-DPRK 2014 Stockholm Agreement, North Korea was supposed to be "working on" the abductees issue, but to no effect. https://t.co/uST52SJEo7

— Robert Ward (@RobertAlanWard) June 12, 2018

Is there any chance of #Japan and #NorthKorea resolving their problems? https://t.co/dqcyAaTJTR One year after #Stockholm Agreement

— LFNKR (@nkrefugees) June 4, 2015

(6) The Status of Forces Agreemen was done simultaneously with a second,eldom remembered document, the Strategic Framework Agreement.
The two agreements ensured continued stability in Iraq, much as similar agreements had done in Germany, Italy and Japan.https://t.co/al2vn313cM

— Saul Montes-Bradley (@Debradelai) January 24, 2018

リンク切れ　https://twitter.com/DrMarkPBarry/status/479224568318418944

.@MOFAkr_eng : South Korea & US to hold the 198th meeting of the Status of Forces Agreement Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) this week @YonhapNews https://t.co/lfACWHROi8

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) November 20, 2017

South Korea
Kim Jong Un Wants a Peace Treaty Nuclear Disarmament Full Diplomatic Relations Address New Status Of Forces Agreement From @POTUS, South Korean Report Says
via @business https://t.co/G5vfswhBra

— Paul Whiting Walker (@CellosSuits) March 12, 2018

RT @TimothyS: this is a big deal RT @smallwars: S&S: S. Korea to review status of forces agreement with U.S. – http://t.co/SKdCoGSD

— Daveed Gartenstein-Ross (@DaveedGR) October 12, 2011

S. Korea mulls revision of Status of Forces Agreement with U.S. http://t.co/3C8fakC6

— Yonhap News Agency (@YonhapNews) October 20, 2011

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.22（U.S.-North Korea summit meeting 米朝首脳会談 Vol.3 — Policy Changes 政策変更 Vol.9）

All the below links are in English.

取り急ぎ、以下、貼っておきます。

US Policy Changes Vol.88 (North Korea Vol.6: US-North Korea summit meeting)

US Policy Changes Vol.87 (North Korea Vol.5: US-North Korea summit meeting)

US Policy Changes Vol.86 (North Korea Vol.4: US-North Korea summit meeting)

US Policy Changes Vol.85 (North Korea Vol.3: US-North Korea summit meeting)

US Policy Changes Vol.84 (North Korea Vol.2: US-North Korea summit meeting)

US Policy Changes Vol.75 (North Korea Vol.1)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.21（U.S.-North Korea summit meeting 米朝首脳会談 Vol.2 — Policy Changes 政策変更 Vol.8）

本日は、取り急ぎ、標記に係る米国メディアの報道ツイート（日本時間１１日夕方５時まで）等を貼っておきます。

WITNESSING HISTORY: All eyes are on Singapore as Pres. Trump and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, staying in hotels less than half a mile apart, prepare for their historic and high-stakes summit. @DavidMuir reports. https://t.co/fr4QPCDXm8 pic.twitter.com/t8KlOkj25N

— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) June 11, 2018

LATEST: Pres. Trump is headed to his first formal meeting in Singapore, according to a report from the traveling media pool. https://t.co/Aqqet1WjJP

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) June 11, 2018

"The President and the entire U.S. team are looking forward to tomorrow’s summit": White House shares statement from Sec. of State Mike Pompeo on eve of historic summit with North Korea. https://t.co/z3zqxdjlVh pic.twitter.com/qeb5C33LfK

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

White House official confirms that Pres. Trump's first meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be held one-on-one. https://t.co/isFYLo6o2a pic.twitter.com/AWDJbC668w

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Ahead of his meeting with Kim Jong Un, Pres. Trump is thanking the host of the summit, meeting with Singapore's PM Lee Hsien Loong at Istana Palace.

“We've got a very interesting meeting in particular tomorrow. I think things could work out very nicely." https://t.co/5HJiiJg1EB pic.twitter.com/rfMNTQtcUm

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Pres. Trump on a "high-wire act without a safety net" in meeting Kim Jong Un, says top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. https://t.co/nd732kH6wn pic.twitter.com/gaMfv9HKS4

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

This was the scene as Pres. Trump arrived in Singapore ahead of his historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/u3KCjJdvWk pic.twitter.com/Mxt3EOta8T

— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2018

Sen. Graham says there are three possible outcomes to Pres. Trump's negotiations with Kim Jong Un: "Peace, where we have a win-win solution; military force where we devastate the North Korean regime and stop their program by force; or to capitulate like we’ve done in the past." pic.twitter.com/Qb6KGnNkxa

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Former WH national security aide Tom Bossert on possible outcome from Pres. Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un: "We're looking at the potential realignment of American interests, and American presence in this region, and maybe in the world." https://t.co/7D3i4hOPl2 pic.twitter.com/ImmnkcdIsh

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Pres. Trump says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has "one-time shot" at reaching a deal with the United States: "It's never going to be there again, so I really believe that he's going to do something very positive for his people, for himself, his family." https://t.co/Sy0rLRJXgk pic.twitter.com/1ubSgSiVNP

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Singapore ahead of a much-anticipated summit with Pres. Trump on Tuesday. https://t.co/wo3rWWxx5X pic.twitter.com/yMcoqQjpb0

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Everything you need to know about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/8URz1goals pic.twitter.com/ekdWHRgypx

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Four former U.S. officials reflect on their own, often-difficult experience of negotiating with North Korea. https://t.co/GVRSofarWu pic.twitter.com/4P3zmX2TNh

— ABC News (@ABC) June 10, 2018

Singapore's foreign minister says it's "all systems go" for a summit between Pres. Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/yYYz9jgy7Y pic.twitter.com/VpbH13xECG

— ABC News (@ABC) June 9, 2018

"We have a very interesting meeting in particular tomorrow, and I think things can work out very nicely. But we appreciate your hospitality and professionalism and your friendship. Thank you very much," President Trump says as he begins working lunch https://t.co/DSrgVKQ4zS pic.twitter.com/B6h7JFVdSI

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

WATCH: President Trump and Singapore's PM Lee Hsien Loong emerge from bilateral meeting; leaders will now meet for working lunch https://t.co/DSrgVKQ4zS pic.twitter.com/VaHutNVhtW

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

MOMENTS AGO: President Trump leaves his hotel in Singapore for a bilateral meeting with the country's prime minister https://t.co/2A2zP1xsan pic.twitter.com/2bXWk3Rn2R

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

Trump and Kim Jong Un will begin their historic summit Tuesday with a one-on-one meeting, with translators, before expanding to allow advisers https://t.co/8mtGTzSCLO pic.twitter.com/q9dfaFr4Qv

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

President Trump and Kim Jong Un plan to meet in Singapore to negotiate the future of North Korea’s nuclear weapons program. @CBSDavidMartin reports on why the summit carries so much weight. https://t.co/thMBvhYgG5 pic.twitter.com/Qv4aJfAvj1

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

Get smart about the North Korean summit: What Kim Jong Un wants, what Trump wants https://t.co/q2c9zQt3iq pic.twitter.com/f7edQwDCVe

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 11, 2018

Just months ago, North Korea test-fired a missile it claimed could reach anywhere in the US. This week, Kim Jong Un is slated to meet with President Trump to discuss possible denuclearization. Tonight, 60 Minutes examines what's at stake https://t.co/kfMLlqbCjF pic.twitter.com/rivncSG9OC

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

Citing Democrats' exclusion from summit preparations, Sen. Ed Markey said it would be wise for President Trump to come to Congress for "ratification of any agreement which does take place between the North Koreans and the United States" on Face The Nation https://t.co/jaFmzoySyR pic.twitter.com/zbo0vhJIGG

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

"The fact of the matter is that I believe the North Koreans were not prepared to be serious under Kim Jong": Susan Rice recalled previous diplomatic efforts and setbacks on @FaceTheNation https://t.co/ZqudqBHpQx pic.twitter.com/HCJdbpt2up

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

"Well-prepared" Trump has big gap to close in talks with Kim https://t.co/6ZccC9ZlFT pic.twitter.com/3gdsTzigxj

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 10, 2018

"A truly historic moment."@lesterholtnbc joins NBC News Special Report from Singapore as Trump arrives ahead of Tuesday's summit with North Korea.

We'll have more tonight on @nbcnightlynews as @lesterholtnbc anchors live from Singapore.

MORE: https://t.co/hmhJOhfIJA pic.twitter.com/xwFmnSksh8

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) June 10, 2018

News analysis: President Trump relies on gut instinct. The North Koreans have 45 years of preparation. https://t.co/lnZQiQoHnQ

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

Experts say that already strict laws and ubiquitous surveillance mean Singapore is particularly up to the challenge of hosting the unprecedented summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un https://t.co/iQlljiuW64

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

"God is answering our prayers": Korean Americans are cautiously optimistic ahead of Trump-Kim summit https://t.co/acioiLO1dr via @NBCAsianAmerica

— NBC News (@NBCNews) June 11, 2018

Where's Kim Jong Un staying during the summit? A peek inside the St. Regis Singapore https://t.co/MfpPZ3p9Hx via @CNNTravel pic.twitter.com/cOqKph3oFk

— CNN (@CNN) June 11, 2018

From real estate to diplomacy, Trump chases the ultimate deal in Singapore https://t.co/D5908EhGba pic.twitter.com/Qx5PmQHbSz

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Sunday, hours after arriving in Singapore and ahead of the historic summit with President Trump https://t.co/BxRBxlXxYQ pic.twitter.com/V0yoEtUnwW

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

Watch Kim Jong Un's security guards run alongside his car as he arrives in Singapore ahead of historic summit with President Trump https://t.co/x7X61Wl0v1 pic.twitter.com/QqMw6kOpZE

— CNN (@CNN) June 10, 2018

We can't forget that North Korea is the most totalitarian country in the world. My column: North Korea, Trump and Human Rights https://t.co/rVC066psCQ Your thoughts? pic.twitter.com/TRheZq5mRw

— Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) June 9, 2018

As Trump heads to the summit with North Korea, here's a reminder of what happened when Americans were asked to identify North Korea on a map:https://t.co/t8MJNNSiXF pic.twitter.com/BMCzTfyQeb

— Conrad Hackett (@conradhackett) June 8, 2018

"This is my bad side!" By @PatChappatte https://t.co/TVFPgXxLZH pic.twitter.com/mNZPSdkqVJ

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 10, 2018

No other country besides North Korea has managed to use technology, propaganda and the police to control a people so tightly, writes @NickKristof https://t.co/gbmXNVDWR1 pic.twitter.com/bLK0oqM1xv

— NYT Opinion (@nytopinion) June 10, 2018

Kim Jong-un arrived in Singapore after a dramatic two-week run-up during which President Trump declared the summit meeting was off and then on again https://t.co/gNrlQCuVyS

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 11, 2018

Escalating Clash With Canada, Trump Is Isolated Before North Korea Meeting https://t.co/St8w557Gy5

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 11, 2018

Science is taking a back seat in policymaking across the Trump administration. The North Korea nuclear talks offer a prime example. https://t.co/mG85TTu1H7

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Leaders in Beijing are worried, experts say, that Kim Jong-un might try to counterbalance China’s influence by embracing the United States, North Korea’s longtime enemy https://t.co/6mOr3uXONW

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

When President Trump meets Kim Jong-un, they will talk about denuclearization. But is that term defined the same way by everyone? https://t.co/JOU2248w6j

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

For President Trump, who came of age when the United States and the Soviet Union stepped to the brink of nuclear annihilation, the meeting with Kim Jong-un strikes a personal chord https://t.co/53WlxqYvCF

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 10, 2018

Bullhorns, banners, drones and spray paint have all been banned around the resort island where President Donald J. Trump and Kim Jong-un are expected to hold their meeting. https://t.co/mY7hrJ6SKb

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 9, 2018

Wilbur Ross said that the United States had reached a deal to end tough American sanctions on the Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE https://t.co/Go4ql2eg3C

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) June 8, 2018

Kennedy and Khruschev. Nixon and Mao. Reagan and Gorbachev. A legacy of high-stakes summits precedes the Trump-Kim meeting. https://t.co/jjGhBFOOeC

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 10, 2018

History in the making: President Donald Trump has arrived in Singapore to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, the first summit between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader https://t.co/XmmW0n21bv

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 10, 2018

President Donald Trump said Saturday he would know “within the first minute” whether a coming summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be a success, based on his ‘touch’ and ‘feel’ https://t.co/pBRI53Jbat

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 10, 2018

‘Even if it may not look like it, I love to play sport, and especially basketball’: Behind the scenes of Kim Jong Un’s diplomatic blitz. https://t.co/AnoQOmV2NO

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 10, 2018

Advice from past negotiators with North Korea over nuclear weapons: “The North Koreans will exploit any ambiguities.” https://t.co/jD17I5ZrvX

— Capital Journal (@WSJPolitics) June 9, 2018

As Trump arrives in Singapore for an unprecedented visit with Kim Jong-un, we had a lot of questions. What should we expect and what should we take with a grain of salt? @CMorelloWP helps out on this week's 'Can He Do That?' with @martinepowers https://t.co/httsVyAqcj

— Carol Beth (@iamcarolbeth) June 10, 2018

Trump meets with Singaporean leader as U.S. races to finalize details for North Korea summit https://t.co/B2G5ACNKW0

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 11, 2018

Analysis | After blowing up the G-7, Trump seeks peace with North Korea https://t.co/56Qts7D50g

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 11, 2018

Opinion: Trump can’t ask North Korea and Iran to become vegetarians https://t.co/8a2xeMqQG4

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 11, 2018

Outspoken North Korean defectors allow themselves to wonder: Could they really go home again? https://t.co/MzLdTbCdZb

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

When Hitler met Hoover: 9 photos of dictators scoring presidential face time https://t.co/vW9l8mhj4R

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

In Singapore, a long wait, and then a car carrying a dictator https://t.co/QxYgoh7fHe

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

The "dotard" meets "Little Rocket Man": Trump and Kim are adversaries with many similarities https://t.co/CBMiqGsfrD

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

"Within the first minute I’ll know": Trump’s confident G-7 news conference, annotated https://t.co/9VbpVfDfON

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2018

Analysis: The Singapore summit will test Trump’s ability to shift from disruption to constructive dealmaking https://t.co/lnuyasBllU

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

As world awaits Singapore summit, North Korean media shows Kim Jong Un touring a fish restaurant https://t.co/xYhpz3kw8S

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

For Kim Jong Un, meeting Trump is about cementing power at home https://t.co/JFNd9rhTTg

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 9, 2018

Opinion: A Trump-Kim summit could bear fruit. But we need to be smart. https://t.co/rHvzkskuir

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

Kim Jong Un impersonator detained at Singapore airport days before U.S.-North Korea summit https://t.co/Q0EdcIiMys

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 8, 2018

The@ G7 and Asian security, according to @DavidAWelch, as Trump leaves #G7Charlevoix to go to Singapore https://t.co/XlxJzjwCcq @GloGovProj pic.twitter.com/c3wSc82CVv

— G7 Research Group (@g7_rg) June 9, 2018

Nicholas Kristof weighs in on what's likely to happen – and what's not on the table. https://t.co/l9Nx1GdHce @OrmistonOnline

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 9, 2018

U.S. lawmakers want Trump to report on North Korea nuclear program
https://t.co/e2fqIXaVNF pic.twitter.com/sgsp6U1Sfn

— CBC News (@CBCNews) June 7, 2018

Donald Trump says he doesn't think he has to do much preparation for summit with Kim Jong-un: 'It's about attitude. It's about willingness to get things done.' Says he won't lift sanctions on North Korea. Background: https://t.co/c2YekNhD6M

— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) June 7, 2018

“I don’t think I have to prepare very much,” Trump said. “It’s about attitude. It’s about willingness to get things done.” https://t.co/2vRHXhjfRj

— TorontoStar (@TorontoStar) June 8, 2018

Trump says summit is a ‘one-time shot’ for Kim Jong Un: ‘I’m not going to waste my time’ https://t.co/FWtYUhkhA7 pic.twitter.com/iSJcSDL25Y

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 9, 2018

If Trump and Kim Jong Un hit it off, the U.S. president is toying with inviting him to golf at Mar-a-Lago https://t.co/Lh4BVouGUN pic.twitter.com/qvO6QUx3Sk

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 7, 2018

From nuclear madman to skillful leader: How Kim Jong Un is trying to change his image https://t.co/WH3FLDJkTn pic.twitter.com/Gmlb7XP0O5

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 7, 2018

Japan wants Trump to make return of 12 people abducted by North Korea a priority ahead of summit https://t.co/N7HijvY8gc pic.twitter.com/VDAix5DMwI

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 7, 2018

Trump said he was embarking on a “mission of peace,” as he departed the G7 meeting in Canada to fly to the summit site in Singapore. https://t.co/477ctm8eSd

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 10, 2018

Trump said he will no longer endorse G7 leaders' joint communique because of Trudeau's "false statements" and Canada's counter-measures to U.S. tariffs. https://t.co/FxHBKG0nr4

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 9, 2018

Singapore's foreign minister says it's "all systems go" for a summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/NdKLuA3Lez

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 9, 2018

The impersonator said Singaporean police questioned him for about two hours before letting him go. He said he was told to stay away from Sentosa Island and the Shangri-La Hotel. https://t.co/I7CK3pF3bV

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 9, 2018

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.17（Abe’s visit to the U.S. 安倍首相訪米：U.S.-North Korea summit meeting 米朝首脳会談 Vol.1 など）／ G7 Canada 先進国首脳会議サミット／ Tariffs 輸入制限・関税

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Today, I am greatly honored to welcome my good friend, PM Abe of Japan to the @WhiteHouse. Over the past 16 months the Prime Minister and I have worked closely together to address common challenges, of which there are many… pic.twitter.com/sNlmdd6fgm

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 7, 2018

PM Abe and I are also working to improve the trading relationship between the U.S. and Japan, something we have to do. The U.S. seeks a bilateral deal with Japan that is based on the principle of fairness and reciprocity. We’re working hard to reduce our trade imbalance… pic.twitter.com/pnqEHoplk0

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 7, 2018

I am heading for Canada and the G-7 for talks that will mostly center on the long time unfair trade practiced against the United States. From there I go to Singapore and talks with North Korea on Denuclearization. Won’t be talking about the Russian Witch Hunt Hoax for a while!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 8, 2018

Why isn’t the European Union and Canada informing the public that for years they have used massive Trade Tariffs and non-monetary Trade Barriers against the U.S. Totally unfair to our farmers, workers & companies. Take down your tariffs & barriers or we will more than match you!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 8, 2018

Great to see PM @AbeShinzo again today as @POTUS welcomed him to the @WhiteHouse for discussions on the upcoming summit with North Korea & trade. The US-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of peace, prosperity, & freedom in the Asia-Pacific. PM Abe has been a great friend & ally. pic.twitter.com/5CvCneLBZc

— Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) June 7, 2018

Lovely visit with Mrs. Akie Abe, wife of the Prime Minister of Japan. We enjoyed a wonderful conversation and tour of the @VP Residence. And I introduced Mrs. Abe to our pets! We truly enjoyed ourselves! pic.twitter.com/E6R53vhdUl

— Karen Pence (@SecondLady) June 7, 2018

Retweeted Melania Trump (@FLOTUS):

Wonderful visit to the @FlaglerMuseum with Mrs. Abe in Florida this week. Grateful to the Prime Minister and Mrs. Abe for their friendship. pic.twitter.com/o3F9rPC6nw

— Elizabeth Trump (@ElizabethTrump) June 7, 2018

PM Abe met with @POTUS Trump at the @WhiteHouse today. The two leaders reaffirmed their close coordination on the issue of North Korea ahead of the upcoming US-North Korea Summit Meeting. pic.twitter.com/Rj3spdeZz9

— Japan Embassy DC (@JapanEmbDC) June 7, 2018

PM Abe speaking at the joint 🇯🇵🇺🇸press conference with President Trump @realDonaldTrump at the White House Rose Garden: “Japan and the US are always together””we will spare no effort to make the coming US-NK summit a success” #AbeVisit pic.twitter.com/Y5jwIAN7Du

— Motosada Matano (@motomatano) June 7, 2018

President Trump on discussing issue of abductions by North Korea with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe: "He talked about it long and hard and passionately. And I will follow his wishes, and we will be discussing that with North Korea, absolutely." https://t.co/4lnP1mTwSB pic.twitter.com/U03krWnTDP

— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 7, 2018

The denuclearization summit with North Korea is expected to be a big topic at today's meeting between President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Correspondent @BillRehkopf reports.

Photo Credit: AP/Shizuo Kambayashi pic.twitter.com/IeIvirJIma

— CBS News Radio (@CBSNewsRadio) June 7, 2018

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to meet Pres. Trump ahead of US-North Korea summit. https://t.co/PsO3uA7ger pic.twitter.com/gHOyE5qkt1

— ABC News (@ABC) June 6, 2018

.@POTUS holds a joint press conference with Prime Minister Abe of Japan: "Today we've had another deeply productive and very valuable discussion." pic.twitter.com/TMKrW0KVb1

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) June 7, 2018

.@POTUS: “Prime Minister Abe and I are also working to improve the trading relationship between the United States and Japan, something we have to do.” pic.twitter.com/ag4GNmOm88

— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 7, 2018

Flashback → February 11, 2017: North Korea conducted their first ballistic missile test during the #Trump presidency while @POTUS was hosting Japanese Prime Minister Abe at Mar-a-Lago. https://t.co/LEWQvFn1sC

— Fox News Research (@FoxNewsResearch) June 7, 2018

VIDEO: Japanese PM Abe arrives at the @WhiteHouse
👉 Japanese PM Shinzo Abe is visiting the White House Thursday to impress upon President Donald Trump Japan’s interests ahead of Trump’s historic summit next week with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. https://t.co/ITBO1SFEi9 pic.twitter.com/lJt7DKXy54

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) June 7, 2018

Trump Says Working With Abe to Improve US-Japan Trade Relations https://t.co/DKZrg2LRQ9 pic.twitter.com/9qU7zLCQTj

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) June 7, 2018

President Trump acknowledges Japanese Prime Minister Abe and South Korean President Moon's help in arranging the Singapore summit with North Korea https://t.co/i64dRDvEYs pic.twitter.com/Rsdf3w5dTv

— CNN (@CNN) June 7, 2018

President Donald Trump is prizing his deal-making intuition over intensive preparations as he gears up for his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next week.

"It's about attitude," Trump said alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. https://t.co/mL4buP3ZRg pic.twitter.com/dSjXHkTL2l

— CNN International (@cnni) June 8, 2018

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wants to make Trump's North Korea talks even more complicated — pushing the topic of Japanese abductions https://t.co/D1hc7w8ikd pic.twitter.com/nPLTERBVuu

— CNN International (@cnni) June 7, 2018

Japan PM Shinzo Abe arrives at @WhiteHouse to meet w/ @POTUS to keep the pressure on North Korea & the fate of 12 Japanese citizens abducted by the rogue regime. pic.twitter.com/dSfprbxNbb

— Ben Kennedy (@BenKennedyTV) June 7, 2018

Great analysis from @DCSneider on Abe's "desperate trip to Washington" today: Having taken the risk of embracing Trump from the moment of his victory, it may be too late for Abe to turn away. But this week may mark the end of the returns on that investment https://t.co/8DUaUl9ai5 pic.twitter.com/7YXmLs86V4

— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) June 7, 2018

My take on PM Abe's visit: Japanese leaders are increasingly concerned about "Japan passing" and decoupling. We need to get back on the same page on North Korea, China, and trade.

Thanks to @jessicacweiss and the rest of the @monkeycageblog team!

https://t.co/I6hERrNmPv

— Zack Cooper (@ZackCooper) June 6, 2018

“Abe has scheduled a meeting in Washington, DC with Trump on 7 June — five days before the 12 June meeting — in order to make a last-ditch plea to include in the Trump–Kim meeting the return of Japanese abductees” @gsf1280 on Trump and Japan https://t.co/jsCtnhPECL

— Evan Osnos (@eosnos) June 6, 2018

President Trump and Prime Minister Abe have worked together to reaffirm and reinforce the unwavering alliance between the United States and Japan. pic.twitter.com/X86A3JKzVz

— TRUMP News 24/7 (@MichaelDelauzon) April 19, 2018

Japan urges U.S. to maintain ‘maximum pressure’ on Pyongyang as Trump-Kim summit looms https://t.co/aka7gT11gJ

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 7, 2018

Analysis: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is scheduled to meet with President Trump on Thursday. https://t.co/FzRcRJfbNC

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) June 6, 2018

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan has been consistently hard-line about North Korea. If President Trumps meets with Kim Jong-un, Mr. Abe wants to be whispering in the American president's ear. https://t.co/QGylVVtKQV

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) May 28, 2018

In call with Shinzo Abe, Trump and Japan’s prime minister “affirmed the shared imperative” of complete, permanent dismantlement of nukes, chem, bio weapons and ballistic missile programs. pic.twitter.com/dnfMGaObCV

— Motoko Rich (@motokorich) May 28, 2018

NEW: White House confirms Trump and Abe plan to meet ahead of "expected meeting between the United States and North Korea." https://t.co/e7htV5Ze2h pic.twitter.com/7niXboLA7F

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) May 28, 2018

Trump to meet Japan's Abe on June 7 in Washington to discuss North Korea summit preparations https://t.co/lwhBgl4dxI pic.twitter.com/Mb2T5P0rJv

— Bloomberg (@business) May 29, 2018

President Trump says in tweet that he had "a long and very good talk" with South Korea's President Moon.

"Things are going very well, time and location of meeting with North Korea is being set. Also spoke to Prime Minister Abe of Japan to inform him of the ongoing negotiations."

— NBC Politics (@NBCPolitics) April 28, 2018

Trump made 15 false claims last week while standing or sitting beside Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, 33 total: https://t.co/volmQatrj4

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 24, 2018

#Japan PM Abe to seek US President #Trump assurances over #NorthKorea https://t.co/mNN2xSkkIt pic.twitter.com/E9tN86E440

— The Straits Times (@STcom) June 6, 2018

Trump meets Abe at White House before G7, Kim summit https://t.co/5skz3yttUY pic.twitter.com/xOr0OYBvwr

— Gulf News (@gulf_news) June 7, 2018

"I hope the upcoming meeting… represents the beginning of a bright new future for North Korea" – President Trump thanks Japanese PM Shinzo Abe for help preparing for summit with Kim Jong-un https://t.co/wTu2FPMfAq pic.twitter.com/FmRrhsqq9Y

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 7, 2018

"Subject to change, you never know in this world" – Donald Trump says his plan to meet with Kim Jong Un is "all going along very fine" but could change as he hosts Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe at the White House pic.twitter.com/9nlbbZBYee

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 7, 2018

On the surface Abe and Trump seem fast friends but it is the same when it comes to trade? https://t.co/4CkAN3fxPS Via @ReutersTV pic.twitter.com/SAPPNpGXqg

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 30, 2018

President Trump to meet with Japan’s Shinzo Abe ahead of “expected” North Korea summit https://t.co/S2sep1lK0K

— TIME (@TIME) May 29, 2018

Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe is making an urgent trip to United States for seeking Donald Trump's assurances that he wouldn't abandon Japan in his eagerness to win at the summit with Kim Jong-un next weekhttps://t.co/lOCu7cikfa

— The Times of London (@thetimes) June 6, 2018

On May 31, 2018, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe received a Joint Statement in advance of the G7 Summit from the G-Science Academies at the Prime Minister’s Office. https://t.co/tpGiPnT3TQ #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/eINcYutr8N

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) June 1, 2018

Trump, Abe discuss North Korea #nhk_world_news https://t.co/LH74Nr0LhK

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) June 7, 2018

Abe to urge Trump to reject Pyongyang’s position on abductions when he meets Kim: sources https://t.co/BKwSsD8ejY

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) June 5, 2018

In Trump-esque fashion, Abe on offensive against Japan's established media https://t.co/yxecjC8yKd pic.twitter.com/FKXKa38fcf

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) May 3, 2018

#JPN PM Shinzo Abe leaves Tokyo for talks with President #Trump in the U.S. on Thursday, as well as #G7 summit this weekend in Canada.https://t.co/tyFJAAcQfg

— Kyodo News – English (@kyodo_english) June 6, 2018

Two weeks ago, Trump and Abe reportedly agreed to refuse North Korea's proposal for "phased" denuclearization. Yesterday, Moon and Kim agreed to it. https://t.co/ncuwdD2jZ0

— Isaac Stone Fish (@isaacstonefish) April 27, 2018

The #Japan-US alliance will have less influence under Trump as Abe wants closer ties with Russia @AbeShinzo https://t.co/AYaO9WlhlJ pic.twitter.com/AjelOzftFU

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) June 3, 2018

Abe's visit to White House unlikely to dispel mistrust on #DPRK, trade.
Good personal ties between Abe and Trump not translated into policy wins for Japan, expert says https://t.co/gRIT4sObVd pic.twitter.com/fKOkQGXA8w

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) June 7, 2018

US to boost military defence against N Korea: Trump tells Abe – Indiatideshttps://t.co/qMQ30rIU7d pic.twitter.com/AxwE42NdF3

— India Tides (@india_tides) June 3, 2018

Donald Trump hosts Japan’s Shinzo Abe, five days before summit with Kim Jong-un https://t.co/uwOI5Bwtl3 via @todayng pic.twitter.com/2tDDMuPO3z

— Nigeria Newsdesk (@NigeriaNewsdesk) June 7, 2018

BREAKING Japan's Abe, Trump agree Korean summit positive for denuclearization https://t.co/5uCjKvD5vB pic.twitter.com/JHGBpix7By

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) April 29, 2018

Day 1 of #G7Charlevoix in 60 seconds. pic.twitter.com/U6jA8ylIgm

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 9, 2018

The #G7 traditionally invites outreach leaders from diverse countries & organizations to discuss a challenge facing the global community. At #G7Charlevoix, leaders will discuss issues related to the world’s #oceans. Read more: https://t.co/5H6e9ITnKP.

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 9, 2018

.@CanadianPM welcomes @AbeShinzo 🇯🇵to #G7Charlevoix. pic.twitter.com/FdUKxRaXOb

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 8, 2018

.@CanadianPM welcomes his counterparts to #G7Charlevoix. https://t.co/AeBp7zMxCn

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 8, 2018

🇯🇵’s @AbeShinzo arrives in Canada for #G7Charlevoix. https://t.co/EPWpIin3cI

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 8, 2018

Behind the scenes of the G7: Episode 8
📹
Follow the last #G7 Sherpa meeting as @G7Sherpa meets with his counterparts in Baie-Saint-Paul ahead of #G7Charlevoix. pic.twitter.com/oa8Q12Sehc

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 3, 2018

News Release: #G7 Finance and Development Ministers meet in Whistler to discuss Investing in #growth that works for everyone. https://t.co/BBSHvae81P

— G7 Canada (@g7) June 1, 2018

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with the Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, in La Malbaie, Quebec. #G7Charlevoix pic.twitter.com/LJy1sgzrmm

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) June 8, 2018

On June 8-9, Canada will host the @G7 Summit in Charlevoix, Quebec. Learn more about #G7Charlevoix and the themes guiding Canada’s G7 presidency: https://t.co/OUgvBcZ2VJ pic.twitter.com/0ZKMGqSAKj

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) June 4, 2018

PM Trudeau announces that Canada will welcome several world leaders and heads of international organizations to the #G7Charlevoix Summit to take part in a special outreach session, focused on healthy oceans and resilient coastal communities: https://t.co/xFYR3R3sHR

— CanadianPM (@CanadianPM) June 1, 2018

Trump made it to the G7 after all. The other leaders have made it clear he needs to be confronted on trade. What isn't clear is who's going to do the confronting https://t.co/XfE1uWgLgU pic.twitter.com/TLkRXkoWLM

— CBC Politics (@CBCPolitics) June 8, 2018

WATCH LIVE NOW: Trudeau speaking Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at G7 summit in Quebec https://t.co/paWCM3Ejlv

— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) June 8, 2018

VIDEO: British Prime Minister Theresa May, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte arrive in Canada for the G7 summit pic.twitter.com/no3iH8zQ65

— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 8, 2018

G7 allies confront Trump with trade numbers in tense G7 summit https://t.co/R7ZizgeZrI

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 8, 2018

France's Macron, Trump talk trade, North Korea in 'cordial' G7 meeting: official https://t.co/cU4t3wSwfa pic.twitter.com/TJEuVZrgEG

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 8, 2018

Canada and France "are going to conduct joint efforts to promote gender equality and to protect the environment throughout the world." Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks with French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of the G7 summit pic.twitter.com/R7qq3d9NYl

— CNN International (@cnni) June 7, 2018

Check out background on the whole @g7 agenda, with contributions by Trudeau, Macron, Juncker and others — and lots on trade and the economy https://t.co/RZFuW8aU88 @GloGovProj

— G7 Research Group (@g7_rg) June 2, 2018

Minister Morneau and Governor Poloz hold joint press conference to close #G7 on Investing in Growth That Works For Everyone: https://t.co/spSS7wmLJJ pic.twitter.com/m0e3xdFFtk

— FinanceCanada (@FinanceCanada) June 2, 2018

Canada—mired in NAFTA negotiations
France—Macron is doing… fine
Germany—Merkel is weaker than ever
Italy—just elected anti-establishment gov’t that can’t last
Japan—Abe beset by scandals; non-player on N Korea
UK—Brexit
US—Trump

Yeesh.#G7 #GZERO

— ian bremmer (@ianbremmer) June 8, 2018

The G7 summit this year will be a great opportunity to discuss economic growth and women empowerment. The agenda is still not set in stone so I’m open to recommendations. @Plaid_Merkel @Plaid_DTrump @Plaid_Abe https://t.co/w0sU84Tezk

— PA Justin Trudeau (@Plaid_Trudeau) May 31, 2018

“The Canadians have been putting a lot of effort into managing U.S. trade relationships since Trump came into power, and they’re getting a bit tired of it.” https://t.co/XTNJtzOL5F

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 7, 2018

Why Trump's aluminum and steel tariffs won't help the Midwestern communities that voted for him: https://t.co/TsytzYl15M

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2018

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mistakenly retweets US President Donald Trump's attack on a GOP senator https://t.co/VAyxRIfHFn pic.twitter.com/EevUckyztz

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 7, 2018

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, seeking to draw on his close ties with President Donald Trump in talks, is likely urge the US leader not to forget Tokyo's security concerns in his drive for a historic deal with North Korean leader Kim Jung-un https://t.co/TOrvJZE0SI pic.twitter.com/C5LX4OMPsA

— TRT World (@trtworld) June 7, 2018

Fukuda: 364 days
Aso: 357 days
Hatoyama: 265 days
Kan: 451 days
Noda: 481 days
Abe: 2,350 days

Shinzo Abe isn't going down as easily as his predecessors. https://t.co/lnZqIAVMNN

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) June 8, 2018

"The idea that Abe can shape Trump’s policy toward N. Korea, a precious belief in the Prime Minister’s Office, is largely an illusion."@DCSneider https://t.co/BIYiB9KIvM

— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) June 7, 2018

Abe credits Trump with "greatest" understanding of Japan-North Korea tensions on abduction https://t.co/jmOC0E7RO3 pic.twitter.com/XwfFbttGYe

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) June 8, 2018

Shinzo Abe accidentally retweets Trump tweet attacking Jeff Flake https://t.co/juwucUqTP1 pic.twitter.com/XiaiYFUPdb

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) June 7, 2018

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe accidentally quote-Tweeted Trump bashing a senator while attempting to express excitement about their afternoon meeting https://t.co/jTSugyF26B

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) June 7, 2018

Jeff Flake Responds After Japan PM Shinzo Abe Accidentally Retweets Trump Slamming Senator: ‘Et Tu, Abe?’ https://t.co/Lnc8YP7t2f pic.twitter.com/29q7n2Kehz

— Mediaite (@Mediaite) June 7, 2018

Japan's channel of communication with the Trump White House is John Bolton.https://t.co/biNORJhPu3

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) June 8, 2018

Japan will sit with other #G7 nations for the annual summit. Abe has said they'll "spare no effort in tackling the issue of global warming.” Yet Japan competes with China as the world's biggest financier of coal: https://t.co/BA3EPN1j5W pic.twitter.com/N4YAQIvmVr

— 350 dot org (@350) June 6, 2018

Trump’s trade agenda is driven by a narrow mercantilism that privileges the interests of US corporations above those of all others, says Dani Rodrik https://t.co/I0R2ugYkil

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) June 6, 2018

my latest for @axios on cancellation of summit. For NK, Iran, and China trade, the Trump admin will have to decide betw what it wants and what is possible. All-or-nothing foreign policy will lead to failed diplomatic gambits, like this one, or conflict. https://t.co/LxIbRGv4Rb

— Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) May 24, 2018

Trump calls for new 'structure'for U.S.-China trade deal https://t.co/IGs8IODFvK

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) May 23, 2018

Trump says China trade deal is 'too hard to get done' https://t.co/NFPSyhMRMu

— The Guardian (@guardian) May 23, 2018

Is Trump administration losing the China trade war? https://t.co/f8wob0xXLg

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) May 22, 2018

I think Trump's defensive tweets about China trade negotiations were spurred by Brian Kilmeade freaking out at Steve Mnuchin, "a disaster on trade" who is "caving like a cheap suit [sic]," and "left America out to dry." (Stuart Varney vigorously defends Mnuchin and Trump.) pic.twitter.com/ry4dRP2Ghy

— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) May 21, 2018

The U.S.-China trade war may be 'on hold,' but Trump's strategy confusion continues https://t.co/ihbnv9826V pic.twitter.com/hZTZSwBufR

— Forbes (@Forbes) May 22, 2018

Trump says China trade talks progressing ‘nicely’ but hints at trouble https://t.co/v0CHbULLGr

— POLITICO (@politico) May 23, 2018

Trump is already backtracking on the China trade agreement, days after celebrating the deal https://t.co/L1v726Q7Zn

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) May 23, 2018

White House says Trump's top anti-China trade adviser will participate in talks despite reports of 'erratic' behavior https://t.co/Hkxsp70wzw

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) May 16, 2018

President Trump's team spent two days talking trade in Beijing, but headed for the airport with no announced deals https://t.co/pAwon42KSA

— New York Times World (@nytimesworld) June 3, 2018

Trump administration is trying to keep Congress from undermining its softer approach to telecom giant ZTE ahead of China trade talks https://t.co/DDFhmlKIJm

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 25, 2018

NEW: The Trump administration has succeeded in uniting Congress…against its positions in the China trade talks. Lawmakers vow to block any attempt to reverse ZTE penalties or ease export controls on sensitive tech https://t.co/LdiHspFX06 w @bobdavis187

— Kate O'Keeffe (@Kate_OKeeffe) May 23, 2018

Trump demand for $200 billion cut to U.S.-China trade deficit by 2020 is a virtual mathematical impossibility – yet he continues to press China to make it so.
https://t.co/nHnVYMpqNp via @WSJ

— Benn Steil (@BennSteil) May 18, 2018

Why It Matters: #China refused to commit to buying more U.S. goods without an agreement from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration not to impose further tariffs on Chinese exports. https://t.co/dtIiQfFLr3

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) June 4, 2018

Trump To Take "Much Harder Line On China Trade" After Summit Collapse: Report https://t.co/qiU29dz8yu

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 25, 2018

Closer look: How Trump’s trade hawks fuel trade war with allies, Chinahttps://t.co/zt23w3Hwe9 #trade #trump pic.twitter.com/045Hj9fmuU

— Farm Futures (@FarmFutures) June 1, 2018

Trump’s Trade Disaster by Anne O. Krueger @ProSyn https://t.co/ur3nwCKzOJ

— Luis Rubio (@lrubiof) June 9, 2018

Excellent, very sound piece on trade, China, and what matters in global competition. Trump’s Trade Confusion by Joseph E. Stiglitz @ProSyn https://t.co/ASxbJw7UDr

— Alissa J. Rubin (@Alissanyt) April 11, 2018

Trump's trade restrictions compared to Reagan's https://t.co/53qr9nL4n4 @rodrikdani @ProSyn

— John Van Reenen (@johnvanreenen) March 24, 2018

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— Richard Baldwin (@BaldwinRE) April 2, 2017

29 EU ambassadors rip Trump's trade policies in open letter to US https://t.co/8F7I2aXKaj pic.twitter.com/wnj9axEUT7

— The Hill (@thehill) June 9, 2018

"What does Trump want in his on again, off again China trade war?" https://t.co/2GE2dup1ny pic.twitter.com/2NvBJo8A7M

— The Hill (@thehill) May 30, 2018

Trump trade chief contradicts Trump Treasury chief: We're not putting China trade war on hold https://t.co/AQsBT42fNv pic.twitter.com/q3IdVZDOZ4

— The Hill (@thehill) May 30, 2018

President Trump is fighting for the American worker! https://t.co/m9Ivi9YVmB

— Michael Glassner (@michaelglassner) June 8, 2018

We're starting to head into a dangerous diplomatic zone in terms of the trade relationship between the United States and China. I had a chat with @SquawkCNBC earlier today. @AsiaPolicy https://t.co/7WgVLD5NNJ

— Kevin Rudd (@MrKRudd) June 5, 2018

Trump gets a lot out of trade wars. The U.S. gets less https://t.co/pZCIhivoP3 pic.twitter.com/os5SI91ukF

— Bloomberg Politics (@bpolitics) June 9, 2018

How the G-6 can get to Trump back down on trade. Step one: Be discreet https://t.co/jzzXUvvTbF via @bopinion pic.twitter.com/dwESIj3Yfl

— Bloomberg (@business) June 8, 2018

Trump gets a lot out of trade wars. The U.S. gets less https://t.co/8cBm4ps2i8 pic.twitter.com/59450VAZmF

— Bloomberg (@business) June 7, 2018

.@ProSyn looks at the smart moves #China is already making in the face of #Trump's #protectionism: https://t.co/EzV3iLrYcU

— Palgrave Economics (@PalgraveEcon) June 7, 2018

President Trump jokes with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau about the future of of NAFTA during G7 Summit. “Justin has agreed to cut all tariffs and all trade barriers between Canada and the United States, so I’m very happy.” https://t.co/nOEs7eqB7Q pic.twitter.com/IgwI8ZFawO

— ABC News (@ABC) June 8, 2018

Why Trump is targeting France, Canada and other G7 nations in simmering dispute over large U.S. trade deficits. Will it boil over? https://t.co/NUxDUgMy1S pic.twitter.com/bnSRyFpzW9

— MarketWatch Economy (@MKTWeconomics) June 8, 2018

End of L’affaire: trade spat halts Trump-Macron ‘bromance' https://t.co/iWkpgrTyOd

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 8, 2018

Trump trades barbs with leaders of Canada, France ahead of G-7 summit https://t.co/R5VrRLeegH pic.twitter.com/iQUJ9HxA7n

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 8, 2018

There's a chill in the air tonight at #G7Charlevoix, but it's not from the weather. The industrial democracies have convened in an atmosphere of argument over President Trump's trade demands. @Yamiche reports. pic.twitter.com/nd1QRI1wau

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) June 8, 2018

President Trump exaggerated trade deficit with the European Union by $50 billion https://t.co/68PcSAbFrs

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 8, 2018

President Trump Warms Up For G-7 By Serving Notice To Trudeau, Macron On Trade https://t.co/jcCn7mKRNY pic.twitter.com/cXL5I4tqz3

— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 8, 2018

Wall Street Journal demands GOP strip trade power from Trump before he damages the country https://t.co/mKX0cVOTcD

— Raw Story (@RawStory) June 8, 2018

Economists reject Trump claims of unfair trade system https://t.co/PUSGIgR40w

— Financial Times (@FT) June 8, 2018

Trump’s China trade adventures far riskier than his Nafta ones https://t.co/XCjaTnzgVq

— Financial Times (@FT) May 7, 2018

Germany plans global intervention to stop Trump's trade war https://t.co/U2I8JYppdC

— Shareblue Media (@Shareblue) June 9, 2018

Bad for Texas businesses, bad for Texas workers, bad for the Texas economy. "Amid the uncertainty that Trump's trade policies create, this much should be clear: Trump's tariffs will also hit American workers." https://t.co/YGLDSgP95Z

— Beto O'Rourke (@BetoORourke) June 7, 2018

Guess what, Europe has its own trade wall (already 50 years old) #steeltariffs #Trump #EUTrade #UStariffs @BrookingsInst @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/euuldceGFT pic.twitter.com/zCym60OPX2

— Handelsblatt Global (@HandelsblattGE) June 1, 2018

Why Trump's deal with Chinese smartphone producer ZTE must be viewed in the larger context of US-China trade ties https://t.co/UlcobRMdvU

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 8, 2018

Why Trump's aluminum and steel tariffs won't help the Midwestern communities that voted for him: https://t.co/TsytzYl15M

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) June 4, 2018

Data on U.S. export trends help to reveal why Trump’s campaign rhetoric on trade resonated so strongly in some communities https://t.co/jDmmvM8uTX

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) May 7, 2018

Why we need to stop taking Trump at his word when it comes to new trade policy announcements https://t.co/HOHX0F6ksA pic.twitter.com/nxc8iIEdpC

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) April 30, 2018

Trump’s instinct to push China to the brink of a trade war is built on a number of flawed assumptions, writes @ryanl_hass https://t.co/zUa9pbqg5F

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) April 3, 2018

🎧 Trump is right to acknowledge unfair Chinese trade practices, but are tariffs the right solution? https://t.co/0X11c4L96u

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) March 26, 2018

Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs could worsen the trade balance the president cares so much about https://t.co/xZpit9sSd5

— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) March 7, 2018

Trump’s steel-aluminum trade war might benefit a few producer communities but it will likely have negative effects and many more user ones. Here are rough @BrookingsMetro calculations mapped recently by @portereduardo https://t.co/VIpCiLMzHk @BrookingsInst @AnaSwanson pic.twitter.com/PLzD8DtR2V

— Mark Muro (@MarkMuro1) May 31, 2018

Read @FPI_SAIS Senior Fellow @HarryBroadman's latest analysis in Gulf News – "#Trump's Trade Policy is for 1818, Not 2018" https://t.co/oi3U65dLZw

— FPI SAIS (@FPI_SAIS) April 17, 2018

Pres. Trump and PM Modi called for creative ways to improve trade. @GPP_SAIS' @ahissrich argues India holds the key: https://t.co/SsV0nev1ZK

— SAIS | Global Policy (@SAIS_MAGP) June 27, 2017

#Trump's Trade Stance Harms US Interests — Johns Hopkins SAIS Int'l Law expert @JoshuaPMeltzer via @thehill. https://t.co/PpyBtjlQmJ

— Johns Hopkins | SAIS (@SAISHopkins) January 25, 2017

On the heels of President Trump's comments about Canada's agricultural trade barriers, it’s worth remembering that our supply management system imposes higher prices on the poor in Canada: op-ed https://t.co/4idJnSDPkL #cdnpoli

— The Fraser Institute (@FraserInstitute) June 4, 2018

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）

引き続き、取り急ぎ標記関連につき貼っておきます。

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

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/986801143014621185

[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）

取り急ぎ標記につき貼っておきます。

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

TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership)

今月署名された標記の協定に係る報道等につき取り急ぎ貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.38 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.4

Australia Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.2

New Zealand Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.1

Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.3 (Miscellaneous)

追加

ICYMI, Wed @WIBWNews Ag Issues Podcast w/Brian Kuehle, Exec Dir w/@FarmersForTrade https://t.co/a2UCpAscCx #Trade #China #TPP #NAFTA #Korea #Japan

— Greg Akagi (@GregAkagi) March 28, 2018

Do you think the #TPP is dead ? Think again ! It is alive and kicking and will be signed as the TPP11 in #Santiago, on March 8. Don't miss @TheWilsonCenter panel discussions on its impact on March 7. Here, a podcast on #Japan's key role in it.https://t.co/9CdoD12ueG. pic.twitter.com/XPboMphM9W

— Jorge Heine (@jorgeheinel) March 6, 2018

Japan's govt. finalizes bill to ratify TPP – Hopes to ratify before end of June – News – NHK WORLD – English https://t.co/tr7B4nhgtZ

— CAFTA ACCA (@CAFTA_ACCA) March 27, 2018

Will the US be able to reassert its domination over Asia? After scrapping the TPP, a cornerstone of Obama’s “Pivot to Asia”, Trump has pursued the so-called “Quadrilateral Alliance,” of US, Australia, Japan, and India. Prof Alfred McCoy discusses the issue https://t.co/JtcnidMmyL pic.twitter.com/edLlzUvwHi

— Loud & Clear (@LoudClearRadio) March 1, 2018

New TPP sends message to China: Japan envoy https://t.co/oa6m7dgsy7 pic.twitter.com/NpNScDAQCy

— Hamilton Spectator (@TheSpec) March 7, 2018

The TPP will allow big business to bring in workers from Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, Canada, Mexico and Chile without EVER advertising locally. It's a nightmare for working Australians and a green light for exploitation of the worst kind. Our statement:https://t.co/Zcy8zLczd1

— Meat Workers Union (@AMIEUNewcastle) February 26, 2018

Good speech which is being backed by concrete action. The proof of Australia & Japan’s work on TPP II will be in the eating next month.https://t.co/335fmu0CtJ

— Andrew Bragg (@ajamesbragg) February 25, 2018

That bowling ball test Trump made up is likely an attempt to reference Japan's strict regulatory inspection process for automobiles.

Here's the provision in the TPP that would've fixed that problem:https://t.co/fXrOsDgwdz pic.twitter.com/BmK20bdE4Z

— Bill Watson (@kw_watson) March 15, 2018

'TPP 11' emerges as bulwark against American protectionism https://t.co/9r7juOxMyW via @bdnews24 #japan

— Bangladesh News 24 (@bdnews24) March 10, 2018

Japan's leadership on Asia-Pacific trade issues signals the emergence of a new regional order without the United States. #Japan #Abe #TPP #trade #US #Trump #USPol https://t.co/8Vt0ybjLNL

— East Asia Forum (@east_asia_forum) March 2, 2018

The leadership of Japan was matched by the other #TPP-11 countries. -Jeffrey Schott, @PIIE #GlobalTrade #CPTPP

— The Mexico Institute (@MexicoInstitute) March 7, 2018

#Japan's case for multilateral #trade agreements: "Deals such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (#TPP) are mutually beneficial for countries in the #Asia–#Pacific," Professor Yorizumi Watanabe told Council members in a roundtable discussion. Read more: https://t.co/wISzKBlwwG pic.twitter.com/mQejvWvBOF

— Pacific Council (@PacCouncil) February 27, 2018

LIVE: TPP to be finalized without the U.S. "Japan has become the star of the show," says @DionRabouin https://t.co/KHyQbp2rKn pic.twitter.com/NeV0ax51VW

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) February 21, 2018

Japan Takes the Lead in Countering China’s Belt and Road https://t.co/aI3aKBpWtU #tpp

— SmartEcoCity (SEC) (@smartecocity) February 14, 2018

Japan’s role, alongside the EU & US, in perpetuating the expansion of #IP rights beyond #TRIPS is part of a damaging trend for #access2medicines.

An interesting look at the changing dynamics of IP & trade#FTA #RCEP #TPP https://t.co/MO2GBOXvyY

— Health Action Int'l (@HAImedicines) February 13, 2018

Will the TPP FTA boost FDI in Japan? https://t.co/rJ8jl2cfuB

— Paul Laudicina (@paullaudicina) February 6, 2018

Free incense sticks cloud future of Japan’s economy minister and TPP chief Toshimitsu Motegi https://t.co/mqlzlH15Xh

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) February 3, 2018

TPP Sows Fear in Japan's Agriculture Industry – The Diplomathttps://t.co/B1QATSt5mX

— ChronLAW Legal News (@ChronLaw) March 10, 2018

U.S. #wheat groups ask Trump to reconsider #TPP. In letter to @USTradeRep, groups say the loss of #Japan as a wheat buyer would be devastating to U.S. farmers. #WorldGrain https://t.co/s8e8WTAQ4n pic.twitter.com/naQdOaA2tU

— World Grain (@worldgrain) March 8, 2018

Japan, Canada, Mexico and eight other Pacific nations are set to sign a new version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, on Thursday. https://t.co/oZKNYEJGnk

— Bruno J. Navarro (@Bruno_J_Navarro) March 8, 2018

US willing to start market liberalization talks with Japan. Moreover, US willing to engage other TPP countries, either individually or collectively, on terms that will lead to significantly improved market outcomes. https://t.co/ZTaTuDfMd5

— Ambassador Sam (@Chutintorn_Sam) March 2, 2018

Countries hurt most by steel tariffs: Canada, Brazil, South Korea, Mexico.

Countries hurt most by Trump's w/d from TPP: Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia.

Bad economics, bad foreign policy. Hurts the US economy and undermines ties to key democratic allies around the world. pic.twitter.com/AYsPVxU7TZ

— Mark Copelovitch (@mcopelov) March 2, 2018

President #DonaldTrump is willing to start market liberalization talks with #Japan and four other #TPP members that do not have #FTA with the #US.https://t.co/m9PL1ybIMi

— Kyodo News – English (@kyodo_english) March 1, 2018

Wonder if the US's pullout of TPP played a role in our declining innovation dominance at the expense of China and Japan. Good report from @GeneralElectric. https://t.co/xMXTcA52Mo

— Tony Fratto (@TonyFratto) February 13, 2018

#trade #TPP Say what?? TPP countries weaken the agreement after US w/drawal, now the US tells Japan we'll consider?? Trade idiocy at work. Pence refers to possible U.S. return to TPP in talks with Aso https://t.co/lY2CoFFATL

— Timothy Trainer (@TTrainerglobal) February 8, 2018

How to play Trump's rollercoaster ride of trade-war threats https://t.co/v6P1xFDJp7 pic.twitter.com/L7wIW1dqPX

— Bloomberg (@business) February 1, 2018

Japan’s TPP negotiator welcomes UK membership of trading bloc https://t.co/jJRgaI5JKI

— Financial Times (@FT) February 20, 2018

“As the U.S. withdrew from TPP, it was regional countries that stepped into the breach: Japan, Australia, the TPP-11…”- @EvanFeigenbaum. Check out our podcast on power dynamics and the "two Asias" here: https://t.co/XGd2ABVbHO

— ChinaPower (@ChinaPowerCSIS) February 21, 2018

What will the revived #TPP mean for Australia and Japan? And where does the #RCEP fit into the mix? In this podcast from the #AUSJPNpartners symposium, Professor Fukunari Kimura discusses all things trade and globalisation. @ANUasiapacific https://t.co/9sSE2s8YOR

— ANU Crawford School (@ANUCrawford) March 2, 2018

"#Expectations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement and #Policy #Challenges" by Hongyong Zhanghttps://t.co/Im10egGuhq #TPP #TPP11 #economy #Japan #UnitedStates #FTA #WTO #companies #trade pic.twitter.com/M7zkS0CA8p

— RIETI (@RIETIenglish) March 8, 2018

When the US pulled out of the #TPP, many thought the TPP was dead but the member economies have continued the strenuous work. We can be proud of the #CPTPP, especially of NZ’s unwavering commitment to integrated regional economies. #ABAC https://t.co/Q1fbLwvnWz

— Trade Works (@TradeWorksNZ) March 6, 2018

TPP, RCEP, and Japan’s Agricultural Policy Reforms (PDF; 03/31/2014) | Hiro Lee, Ken Itakura @osaka_univ_e
CPTPP ‘levels the playing field’ in Japan (02/03/2018) | @WTO Center VCCI