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U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.19（VP Pence’s visit to Japan ペンス副大統領訪日）

22日追加分が下の方にあります。
少し書かせていただきますと、
大統領と充分に連携しその代理で、East Asia Summit や APEC Leaders Meeting の前に“全般には悪くない”トーンで日本に“だけ”立ち寄るアメリカ副大統領に関する（英語ツイートを中心に）インターネット上での国外各社における英語での取り扱われ方が、今回も予想通り（ツイートは非常に少なく）地味です。厳密には、副大統領は首脳ではないにしても、です。
日本経済に関するネガティブな内容のものは、いくつも発見したのに、です。そういう方向に引っ張ろうとする関係者の存在も見え隠れします。
尤も、これでも、数年前までよりも、世界での日本のプレゼンスは格段に高まっています。日本の歴代政権を日本語及び英語の報道等文書により振り返るならば、６年経った今も現政権の外交は総合的には充分合格点であることは確実です。
誰か一人で、或いは、すぐにもっと、プレゼンスを高めるのは元々無理です。関係各機関の普段からの連携、その基盤となる人材の普段からの米欧でのプレゼンス、これを毎日少しずつ高めていく。これしかありません。
他方、もう何十年続いているtrade imbalanceやbarriersの話も、それぞれについて具体的な説明等対応を根気強く続けるしかありません。
前者については、日本側の投資によりアメリカ国内に雇用を産み、それらを含めた数字上即ち実質的には、前者は存在しないことを理解してもらう。
後者については、日本語しか通じないことも含めて日本側の日本人無意識の慣習が国際的にはどの国から見ても実質的障壁になっていることの改善を進める、アメリカ側の商品やサービスが日本に向かない場合があることが（存在しない）障壁によるものであるとの誤解を解く。
日本は、マネーや物品、サービスの国際的やり取り無くして、生きて行けない国です。ある意味、数十年はそれ無しでも生きて行けるアメリカとは違います。それゆえ、とりわけ日米同盟の維持深化については、努力し続ける必要があります。
そのためには、日本国内の日本語での報道や世論形成等で自己満足していても、仕事をしたことにはなりません。ある意味、国外向け・英語が全てです。勿論、国内世論形成や、母国語での議論の深化は、当然、必須ではあります。
なお、このサイトで、アメリカ大統領や副大統領の訪日等を今後も“毎回”取り上げるとは決めていません。
先刻気付きましたが、標記は Vol.18 ではなく Vol.19 でした。単なる間違いであり、訂正いたします。日付により先のVol.18とは異なることは明白であり、ツイートも出しましたので、URLはこのままにしておきます。21日午後2時過ぎ訂正・追加。

An Excerpt of Remarks by Vice President Pence and Prime Minister Abe of Japan in Joint Press Statements
PRIME MINISTER ABE: … I would wholeheartedly like to welcome Vice President Pence on his third trip to Japan. Japan is the only country which is honored with such frequent visit by Vice President.
The strong bond of Japan-U.S. alliance is evident in the fact that I was able to elaborate and align our policies with Vice President Pence before we go to the summit where the leaders of the region are assembled. …
Today, Vice President Pence and I, two of us alone, spent a good amount of time discussing North Korea, and agreed in our recognition that we need to keep working on the full implmentation of Security Council resolutions toward the complete denuclearization of Korean Peninsula. With respect to ship-to-ship transfer of goods, which is banned by the Security Council resolution, we confirmed that we continue our close cooperation between Japan and the U.S. …
For bringing into reality the vision, a free and open Indo-Pacific — where all nations, large and small, can join and prosper — we welcome the steady progress of Japan-U.S. cooperation in areas such as infrastructure, energy, and digital field.
We also reaffirmed further enhancement of our continued leadership and cooperation, while collaborating with Australia, India, ASEAN nations, among others.
On China, I explained the outcome of my trip to China last month. We agreed in our recognition that it is of importance for Japan and the U.S. to continue our close collaboration in conducting constructive dialogue with China.
On the economy, we reaffirmed to realize the economic development of a free and open Indo-Pacific that is based upon fair rules, while expanding further trade and investment between Japan and the United States so that such development be beneficial to us both, in line with the Japan-U.S. Joint Statement agreed in September. …
VICE PRESIDENT PENCE: …I’m here today on behalf of a friend of yours and a great champion of the U.S.-Japan alliance, President Donald Trump. I know the President is very much looking forward to seeing you at the upcoming meeting of the G20 in Argentina, but he did ask me to convey his warmest regards and respects to you.
And let me once again convey to you our congratulations on your reelection in September. Your reelection sets the stage for a renewed partnership between our two nations on the basis of a relationship that has perhaps never been stronger thanks to your leadership and the leadership of President Trump.
The U.S.-Japan alliance is the cornerstone of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific, so it’s altogether fitting that the first stop on our seven-day trip across the region would begin here in Japan.
The United States’ commitment to the Indo-Pacific is steadfast and enduring. Our nation’s security and prosperity depend on this vital region, and the United States will continue to ensure that all nations, large and small, can thrive and prosper. …
In all that we do, the United States seeks collaboration, not control. We seek an Indo-Pacific where every nation, from the shores of the Indian Ocean to the West Coast of the Americas, east to west, north to south, are free to follow their own path, pursue their own interests, and where the seas and skies are open to all engaged in peaceful activity; where sovereign nations grow stronger together. Authoritarianism and aggression have no place in the Indo-Pacific. And I know this vision is shared by the United States and Japan.
By its very definition, a free and open Indo-Pacific is one that cannot be imposed. It must be built, nation by nation, through strong partnerships. In that respect, the time-honored bond between the United States and Japan is a model for nations across the Indo-Pacific and the world.
Japan is an indispensable trading partner for the United States. All told, our two-way trade is a stunning $285 billion. The United States is Japan’s top foreign direct investor, employing over 350,000 people here. And last year, Japan invested almost $44 billion in the United States, for a total of nearly half a trillion dollars that support nearly a million American jobs. And, Mr. Prime Minister, we are grateful for Japan’s renewed investment in America. …
It’s for that reason that we welcome the steps that have been taken to address these issues over the past two years, beginning with the U.S.-Japan Economic Dialogue. But the best opportunity for free, fair, and reciprocal trade will come in a bilateral trade agreement. And, Mr. Prime Minister, we welcome the decision that you and President Trump reached in September, to begin negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement. …
Those negotiations will begin soon. And when completed, we’re confident that this agreement will establish terms on goods, as well as on other key areas, including services. And just as with our alliance, the coming U.S.-Japan trade agreement will be a model for the Indo-Pacific.
Today, our nations are issuing a joint statement between the United States and Japan that covers a range of activities on energy, infrastructure, digital connectivity across the region. In addition, the United States and Japan will sign a memorandum of cooperation to promote clean, safe, and affordable civil nuclear power in both our countries. …
We’re also grateful, Mr. Prime Minister, that Japan has targeted $10 billion in investment by public and private organizations to promising energy infrastructure projects. And the United States looks forward to working closely with Japan to identify the most promising projects in the region.
Also, the United States, Japan, and Australia have committed to work together to encourage renewed private investments in infrastructure projects. Through enhanced cooperation on development financing, we will help build up the immense Indo-Pacific together. …
Our countries have been allies now for nearly 70 years, and at this very moment, some 54,000 members of the Armed Forces of the United States are currently stationed in Japan as a testament to our ongoing commitment to our common defense. We’ve also stationed some of our most advanced military capabilities in this country, from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
As President Trump has made clear to you on numerous occasions, Mr. Prime Minister, we also are encouraged to see Japan making an even greater investment in our shared security. And the United States strongly supports your efforts to expand the scope of Japan’s self-defense.
To that end, last year, President Trump made a commitment to you to speed up the sales of defense technology to Japan, and we’re keeping that promise. Before the end of this year, we will deliver ten F-35s to Japan, and six more in 2019.
Our nations also recently held a 10-day trilateral naval exercise with our Indian counterparts. And, Mr. Prime Minister, thank you for all you’ve done to preserve the freedom of the seas and skies across this region.
… Mr. Prime Minister, let me once again thank Japan for your close cooperation with the United States on our North Korea strategy.
Japan has literally stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States in the pressure campaigns from the very beginning. And you personally have played a pivotal role in policing illegal maritime shipments with Japan’s naval operations. Our joint actions, together with South Korea and the wider world, have brought North Korea to the negotiating table and opened the promise of peace on the Korean Peninsula. …
Mr. Prime Minister, I also want to thank you for updating me on your recent trip to Beijing and your meeting with President Xi. President Trump will meet with President Xi at the upcoming summit in Argentina.
As you know, the United States seeks a relationship with China that’s based on fairness, reciprocity, and respect for sovereignty. The difficulties that the United States and other nations face with China have been well documented by our administration, and China knows where we stand.
Nevertheless, President Trump is looking forward to his meeting with President Xi in Argentina. He believes that progress could be made, but either way, we’re confident that the United States remains in a strong position. And, Mr. Prime Minister, you can be assured that our commitment to Japan and to the region will remain unchanged. And we are grateful for your support.
The United States-Japan alliance is a shining example of the bonds we seek to forge across the Indo-Pacific. We’ve achieved extraordinary things together, far more than earlier generations might have ever imagined. But President Trump and I know you, Mr. Prime Minister, and believe that the best is yet to come.
America’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific has never been stronger, and the actions and investments that we announced today demonstrate our resolve. We will continue to ensure that all nations, large and small, can thrive and prosper in a free and open Indo-Pacific. …

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The pressure campaign will continue, and sanctions will remain in full force, until we achieve the final, fully verified denuclearization of North Korea. The U.S., Japan, and the world will accept nothing less. #VPinAsia pic.twitter.com/JdGjbJrOPb

— Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) November 13, 2018

Leaving this morning for Asia. Will meet with world leaders at the US-ASEAN Summit, the East Asia Summit & the APEC Summit & reiterate @POTUS' pledge of renewed commitment & strong leadership. Read my @WashingtonPost op-ed: https://t.co/wK9NPOFRGx

— Vice President Mike Pence (@VP) November 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/1062520735002845184
https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/1062519577844707330
https://twitter.com/usembassytokyo/status/1062515580484255744

U.S.-Japan Joint Statement on Advancing a Free and Open Indo-Pacific Through Energy, Infrastructure and Digital Connectivity Cooperation: https://t.co/feU3sOsOdm 自由で開かれたインド太平洋地域の推進に関する日米共同声明（日本語仮翻訳）: https://t.co/lSHyB9RQ2w

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) November 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/USForcesJapan/status/1062272042752299009

.@VP arrived at the Kantei for critical meetings with Prime Minister @AbeShinzo & his cabinet to discuss critical issues including the U.S.’s commitment to the final, fully verified denuclearization of North Korea. pic.twitter.com/wzTAMFfBCn

— Alyssa Farah (@VPPressSec) November 13, 2018

.@VP will travel to Japan, Singapore, Australia, and Papua New Guinea from November 11 to 18 on behalf of President Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/1FkXWnPJmz

— US Asia Pacific Media Hub (@eAsiaMediaHub) November 9, 2018

As @VP meets @JPN_PMO and @NarendraModi, John Lee opines that the US-Japan-India alliance serves as a key national security counter-weight to Chinese efforts to control trade and military operations in the Indo-Pacific. @thehill https://t.co/fNDf3fIOVW

— Hudson Institute (@HudsonInstitute) November 13, 2018

Vice President Pence pushes Japan for bilateral free trade agreement https://t.co/pfUZDBm8Pd

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

US officials remain skeptical about North Korea's commitment to rid itself of nuclear weapons.https://t.co/91vYAPmNIo

— DW News (@dwnews) November 13, 2018

US VP Pence Seeks 'Update' on Trade Talks with Japan https://t.co/zPerilncX5

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) November 13, 2018

Pence in Asia to Highlight US Commitment https://t.co/kvMom7V9tu

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) November 13, 2018

Japan has faced demands that it reduce its trade surplus with the U.S. and is also concerned about the impact of Trump's trade war with China https://t.co/NBHjfjsilB

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) November 12, 2018

Trade tensions between Pence and Abe were evident at a joint press briefing in Toyko https://t.co/Minz0Tqhkj

— Bloomberg (@business) November 13, 2018

Japan, US issue joint statement https://t.co/u811ECqFSi

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) November 13, 2018

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, who kicked off an Asia-Pacific tour in Japan, will use the trip to play up Washington's efforts to boost infrastructure investment in the region at a time when China is doing the same with its Belt and Road Initiative. https://t.co/1plWpXUxDj

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) November 12, 2018

US Vice President @VP and Japanese Prime Minister @AbeShinzo reaffirmed the need to keep sanctions on #NorthKorea to achieve its denuclearization as they showcased their bilateral alliance, while Pence also urged Japan to do more to reduce US trade deficithttps://t.co/HoCU1ejraH

— moneycontrol (@moneycontrolcom) November 13, 2018

Japan and the United States will negotiate a bilateral trade agreement that will serve as a "model" for other countries, US Vice President Mike Pence said in Tokyohttps://t.co/WdQpj4JHLJ

— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) November 13, 2018

Creating a "free and open" Indo-Pacific, as Mike Pence has called for, will require all of the region’s major democracies – from Japan & India to Indonesia & Australia – to come together to establish a stable balance of power, argues @Chellaney https://t.co/s8QQItwM8E

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) November 12, 2018

cf.　Pence Creates His Own VP Club With Biden and Cheney

U.S. vice president Mike Pence pitches Trump's economic policies in Japan https://t.co/zJQS1c9MZ5 pic.twitter.com/u3sMkBF4zc

— Bloomberg (@business) April 19, 2017

US #VPDebate, #economy, #foreignpolicy, et al CNNpolitics;@Newsweek;@DeanBaker13,@cpsj,@ceprdc https://t.co/wmOF8jsYGs (excerpts & a bit Jp)

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) October 5, 2016

—–以下、22日追加分
時間が無い中、もっと時間をかけて集めようかとも考えたんですが、ここには無いある記事を見てその考えは変えました。
やっぱり、信頼関係が一番です。そのように認められる、ある種の“大国”でなければ、結果として各種の国益も失います。勿論、“民主主義の下での” です。
日本にとっては、現実的に、日米基軸の下、欧州とも上手くやる。そして、Indo-Pacific と TPP を並行する。

Last week @JohnBlaxland1 from @ANUBellSchool spoke to the ABC about Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's historic visit to Darwin. Listen now. https://t.co/CjEB11CtDv

— ANU Asia & the Pacific (@ANUasiapacific) November 19, 2018

Always a privilege to be quoted in the wonder ⁦@nytimes⁩. Thanks ⁦@jamietarabay⁩! https://t.co/QdlPaclmgv

— Brendan Taylor (@BrendanKTaylor) November 18, 2018

https://twitter.com/DaniellesCave/status/1063976976807940096

Australia should "call out challengers to the international order – whether they reside in the White House or Zhongnanhai," the compound where China's leaders live. Fourth, Australia should be "an exemplar" in living up to the international rules. https://t.co/WBxKRcsPng

— Greg Raymond (@GregoryVRaymond) November 13, 2018

.@mfullilove talks to @David_Speers about how Australia should navigate foreign policy in the era of Trump https://t.co/9AmpeU9vcB

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

US versus China: the economic model | Stephen Grenville https://t.co/ZKwZKQXXmm

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

Abe’s visit to Australia: raising the stakes | Lauren Richardson https://t.co/h413WfSIVp

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

More than words needed to meet the China challenge | Sam Roggeveen https://t.co/xnVOzZDJlZ

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

The challenges facing APEC leaders | Merriden Varrall https://t.co/f773pi98IP

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

Op-ed by @mcgregorrichard and me arguing that wholesale decoupling does not amount to competitive US strategy. To the contrary, it may only entrench China’s growing gravitational pull. @LowyInstitute Why US decoupling from China may backfire https://t.co/SBiBzlqZRp via @SCMPNews

— Hervé Lemahieu (@HerveLemahieu) November 21, 2018

“It says something about the culture of government and its distrust toward public transparency that both the federal and state governments chose not to disclose their MOUs,” said Euan Graham a senior fellow at ⁦@LowyInstitute⁩ https://t.co/mQ2RxXMB7s

— Damien Cave (@damiencave) November 13, 2018

The @LowyInstitute executive director @mfullilove says Australia should be prepared to take a more forthright stand with President #Trump, and to help craft a new international group of middle powers.

From @michellegrattan https://t.co/ZCCF8nDmB7

— The Conversation (@ConversationEDU) November 13, 2018

"It's very hard to say with any certainty what China's ambitions and aspirations are. We have to be careful when talking about this great monolithic China and its goals and understand there's a great diversity within that." @MLVarrall on #MatterOfFactABC @StanGrantMOF pic.twitter.com/ogzfdZmvRp

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 15, 2018

“[The US] sees that China’s stance in the Pacific is placing unsustainable debt on Pacific nations, and the US is not that sort of partner, and it’s urging the Pacific nations to maintain their sovereignty.”@AlexKOliver on Pence’s message to Pacific nations at APEC. #NationalWrap pic.twitter.com/4sqO1Kppvd

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 18, 2018

"In a sense, the South China Sea is already lost. The sheer muscle power and infrastructure that China now has in the South China Sea makes it very unlikely it will concede on those contested claims." @LowyInstitute’s @HerveLemahieu on #MatterOfFactABC @StanGrantMOF pic.twitter.com/V7QPpoDU5e

— ABC News (@abcnews) November 14, 2018

ICYMI, China Matters CEO @JakobsonLinda and @mcgregorrichard from @LowyInstitute spoke to "Between the Lines" presenter Tom Switzer on the thaw in Aus-PRC relations, via @RadioNational:https://t.co/fbFD37sTTD

— China Matters (@ChinaMattersAUS) November 16, 2018

'Such is the sharpening of strategic competition in the Asia–Pacific that a revival of PNG’s maritime infrastructure…is being rapidly overtaken by, first, an initiative for a joint PNG–Australian naval facility, and now, a PNG–Australia–US endeavour.' https://t.co/6yeGhg7Uzi

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 20, 2018

'The APEC meeting in Port Moresby will have been a shock to Chinese President Xi Jinping, because it showed that his assertive approach to using China’s growing power is now facing fairly broad trouble.' @michael_ASPI https://t.co/3ycEqH3W1l

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 19, 2018

'Three purposes motivate @AbeShinzo's visit to Darwin in the context of the severe competition between the US and China and the temporary rapprochement between Japan and China' @hnd_ryosuke https://t.co/CVBOma0Now

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 16, 2018

PNG border security a key strategic interest for Australia | Anthony Bergin and Sam Bateman | https://t.co/wYIh0gjddL pic.twitter.com/W0MikrTrxC

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 15, 2018

'Having historically punched above its weight internationally, Japan is responding to China’s muscular rise by strengthening its own position in the region. Taking advantage of its considerable assets…Japan is boosting its geopolitical clout.' https://t.co/YbrACMkqcX

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 14, 2018

'China’s activities in the South Pacific, including in PNG, have become a powerful bargaining chip in Port Moresby’s bid to receive greater defence support from Australia,' argues Anthony Bergin and Sam Bateman for @australian https://t.co/Yu6WDm5SHJ

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 12, 2018

'Early follow-through will be critical to both the design and the implementation of Morrison’s vision. If it all works, the big shift for Australia will be doing things with, not to, our Pacific neighbours.' @michael_ASPI https://t.co/ljlBOe46Cm

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 9, 2018

Taiwan: no roadmap to unification | Mark Harrison | https://t.co/Pgek6IgD2n pic.twitter.com/316lLrCzwo

— ASPI (@ASPI_org) November 21, 2018

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.27（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.1 －大学ツイート Massachusetts～Pennsylvania）

All the below tweets are in English.
12月20日、下記cf. を追加しました。
取り急ぎ標記につき以下貼っておきます。
選挙分析よりあくまで政権与党の政策分析が常に頭の中心にあり、中間選挙後に次の選挙までのアメリカの政策ひいては国民の生活がどうなるかという観点でツイートを拾う、姿勢を前面に出す意味で、標記タイトル日本語部分を「各種政策及び中間選挙」から「各種政策等」に変えました。政策分析も、本来、そう単純ではないので、タイトルも単純であれば良いということは決してないと考えていますが、なるべく曲解されないようにすることも必要ではあります。（当該斜体部分11月18日追加。）

Dartmouth sociology, government, and history faculty will break down results in key races, and analyze national trends and what they mean for both parties and the administration following Tuesday's midterm elections. https://t.co/iVUo72rBBB

— Dartmouth (@dartmouth) November 7, 2018

Curious what the outlook for the economy is after the midterm elections? HKS's @jasonfurman discusses on @CNBC https://t.co/OPsuAvWT3J

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) November 8, 2018

Read more #MIDTERMS2018 thoughts and reactions from Kennedy School professors https://t.co/tUsDQhszGA

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) November 8, 2018

Here are some issues HKS's @LHSummers believes should be addressed following the midterm elections https://t.co/uO7KDTsvtO

— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) November 7, 2018

“Often in politics, we’re using pure demographics as proxies, and that really is not accurate,” says Ash Fellow Laura Quinn. For instance, “All women do not see the world the same way” #midterms2018 https://t.co/aMlHJJEYQu

— Harvard Ash Center (@HarvardAsh) November 6, 2018

First question from @margarettalev at #MidtermForum: Will the midterm results change the way President Trump governs?

.@marc_lotter: pic.twitter.com/VcTeff8wFk

— Institute of Politics (@HarvardIOP) November 7, 2018

Not only is youth share way up so far, but its a difderent kind of youth vote.
In 2014, our @HarvardIOP polling indicated that young poeple who were likely to vote preferred Republican-control of Congress +2.

Today, Democrat control preferred 2:1.#YouthVote #Midterms2018 https://t.co/2Ayc4BnawJ

— John Della Volpe (@dellavolpe) November 6, 2018

In a recent poll, @HarvardIOP “found that four out of 10 adults under 30 said they would ‘definitely vote’ — which could herald the highest voter turnout rate for young people in decades”https://t.co/Kg5pPj2ODQ

— Harvard Votes Challenge (@HVotesChallenge) November 2, 2018

Members of our team are embedded with @ProPublica today and working with newsrooms around the country to track voting problems and misinformation online during #Midterms2018. Follow their work at https://t.co/Z49CwyUNQT

— Shorenstein Center (@ShorensteinCtr) November 6, 2018

Cyber-security watchers looked out for Russian hackers ahead of the #midterms but also said interference seemed to be from a mix of sources including lone actors & Americans. Read our round-up of the publicly available evidence of Russian involvement here: https://t.co/Ve002M4UaN pic.twitter.com/BSQtl2VaeJ

— Russia Matters (@russia_matters) November 7, 2018

Harvard Study: Two-Party Duopoly to Blame for Government Dysfunction https://t.co/DIdHE6I4lt via @ivn

— Kersplatt (@kersplatt) November 5, 2018

"Nothing symbolizes democratic government more than the vote." #ElectionDay pic.twitter.com/ZQMCauYHMc

— HarvardX (@HarvardOnline) November 6, 2018

Florida's Amendment 4 passed yesterday, restoring #voting rights for almost 1.5 million ex-felons. But, Harvard JD/PhD candidate @MichaelLMorse and UPenn prof Marc Meredith say that's not enough to swing #Florida. https://t.co/Hz8Ze1YeN1 #Amendment4 #ElectionDay #ElectionNight pic.twitter.com/ShuxSobjyP

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) November 7, 2018

Three local efforts to safeguard, understand midterm election https://t.co/Vs7O2Vj4ae pic.twitter.com/9ptlxq0YCF

— Harvard GSAS (@HarvardGSAS) November 6, 2018

Professor Stephen M. Walt discusses his new book, “The Hell of Good Intentions,” and his critique of U.S. foreign policy https://t.co/IAPj6umlEh

— Harvard University (@Harvard) November 7, 2018

Health care, gun policy, Supreme Court nominees, the economy, and education are among the most important issues to #MidtermElections2018 voters today, according to a @HarvardChanSPH report https://t.co/KK2bhUXyYb

— Harvard University (@Harvard) November 7, 2018

#FletcherProf @dandrezner debriefs the morning after the #Midterms2018. Click here to learn who (or what) his biggest loser of the night is and why: https://t.co/SVVfR12WUb via @PostOpinions #internationaltrade #tradepolicy

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) November 7, 2018

On the eve of the mid-term elections, #FletcherProf Karen Jacobsen shared her thoughts on the controversial #migrant caravan, in an open letter to fair-minded #Republicans. More via @dailykos here: https://t.co/Qw4Lp1RI1Z

— The Fletcher School (@FletcherSchool) November 6, 2018

A small number of very active bots can actually significantly shift public opinion – and despite social media companies’ efforts, there are still large numbers of bots out there trying to influence real people who vote. https://t.co/alKHjT7dnn

— MIT Sloan School of Management (@MITSloan) November 7, 2018

It's #ElectionDay! Share your pledge to vote with votoMosaic: upload your photo and help us make the image come alive with committed voters. A collaboration from the Viral Communications group and @MITSloan. https://t.co/Whcic9bpMx

— MIT Media Lab (@medialab) November 6, 2018

Dean Phillips, @BrownUniversity '91, is elected to the House from Minnesota, becoming the third Brown alumnus in the coming Congress. Others are David Cicilline '83, from Rhode Island in the House, and Maggie Hassan '80, Senator from New Hampshire. https://t.co/0i7tLZSiuu

— Brown Research (@BrownUResearch) November 7, 2018

The Senate is failing America. Elect Democrats to reduce acrimony, negotiate with Trump – @richarenberg and @ShapiroGlobal on why a Democratic Senate would make our politics more constructive https://t.co/IS4uyGxXBi via @USATODAY pic.twitter.com/VOlLRkZctV

— Watson Institute (@WatsonInstitute) November 5, 2018

In an address at Brown University one night after her reelection, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren called on her personal story to argue for the role of government in creating broad economic opportunity in America. https://t.co/j9eV5WtFWl

— Brown University (@BrownUniversity) November 8, 2018

We asked @YaleSOM faculty in operations, game theory, finance, and design: “What’s one change we could make to improve the way we vote in the U.S.?” https://t.co/QaWSBPbXyC

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) November 6, 2018

We asked faculty members how they would improve elections. Designer @jessicahelfand's response: https://t.co/r7llDwqJDz pic.twitter.com/F801F2Bsnh

— Yale Insights (@YaleInsights) October 29, 2018

https://t.co/2FjpN2f6Zc

— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) November 7, 2018

The animating question of my new piece for @politico:

“How, in short, can The Resistance go from the streets and the ballot box to the halls of Congress?”https://t.co/PASBPeXKIb

— Josh Chafetz (@joshchafetz) November 7, 2018

.@joshchafetz mentioned on MarketWatch for contributing to @PizzaToThePolls yesterday. https://t.co/4CEd8na89v https://t.co/w0w3uvbdcJ

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) November 7, 2018

Zellnor Myrie 16' defeats incumbent Jesse Hamilton for 20th Senate District in Brooklyn, New York. https://t.co/9IkXmnTZK6

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) November 7, 2018

Sharice Davids 10' becomes the first openly LGBTQ Kansan elected to Congress. https://t.co/0le50ePRPj

— Cornell Law School (@CornellLaw) November 7, 2018

Prof. Doug Kriner of @cornellgov explains how the #dems will flex their legislative "muscle" after winning back control of the House: https://t.co/K0jaBgk77v (photo by Gage Skidmore) pic.twitter.com/R9BssnMPnv

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) November 7, 2018

New research from profs. @pete_enns and @JonathonSchuldt of on #ElectionDay shows increased support for Democrats and the ineffectiveness of #Trump's rhetoric on #immigration – https://t.co/d3YBdtbjzs https://t.co/ZMFAjxBkjh pic.twitter.com/6BpJWZ195c

— CornellArts&Sciences (@CornellCAS) November 6, 2018

"Often grassroots organizing on the left doesn’t have much of an electoral focus. Right? And this year there is a lot of an electoral focus," says Prof @tmksyracuse "I think that is new & distinctive & that is going to impact the elections." @SUPoliSci https://t.co/XqkNEmfkdR

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) November 6, 2018

"If the Democrats lose, they’ll see this as a reaffirmation of Trump, in which case they’ll think this wasn’t just a short-term flash in the pan & that most Americans aren’t very interested in anything other than America First," says Prof James Steinberg. https://t.co/YZrrYkNeDH

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) November 6, 2018

“If there was a year in which I'd be suspicious of polling #s, this would be it,” says Prof Reeher. “The reason is that the models of likely voters have to come from somewhere, & usually they use previous midterms. 2018 is nothing like 2014.” @Campbell_SU https://t.co/byvqPVTaYK

— Maxwell School (@MaxwellSU) November 6, 2018

Congrats to @SUPoliSci colleague @notstevenwhite on his new article out at SSQ! https://t.co/CzoZymrdcy

— SU Political Science (@SUPoliSci) November 6, 2018

Many Americans who thought they were getting tax cuts from Trump's tax overhaul may by surprised to find they owe the IRS a bundle on April 15, warns Professor Alex Raskolnikov in a @NYDailyNews op-ed. https://t.co/oPKk8iXR22

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 7, 2018

Professor Richard Briffault via @ConversationUS: “This surge in campaign spending is striking, but… The real challenge for our democracy is where so much of this money comes from.” https://t.co/5i8D8i48cD pic.twitter.com/O3QDoj3zb2

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 6, 2018

To better understand what’s at stake during today's #MidtermElection, @Columbia interviewed faculty experts — including four Columbia Law School professors — for their insights on a range of issues. https://t.co/PrgJhSZEdS pic.twitter.com/o1BkuwfRn0

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 6, 2018

5 questions on the #2018Midterms with civil rights expert Professor Olati Johnson (@OlatiJ) https://t.co/15bUsWJ6i2 pic.twitter.com/XwxMqjsSgM

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 6, 2018

“Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves and the only way they could do this is by not voting.” — President Franklin D. Roosevelt, CLS student 1904-1907. #VOTE #2018Midterms pic.twitter.com/wSxvZbpa9e

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 6, 2018

The election “will determine whether this pattern [of rolling back environmental regulations] remains for the next two years or faces resistance,” says @ColumbiaClimate's @MichaelGerrard. https://t.co/lNFUJlp5r7

#Midterms2018 pic.twitter.com/uoqkX9g4ak

— Columbia Law School (@ColumbiaLaw) November 5, 2018

#Immigration is one of the most important issues for U.S. voters. @Columbia Professor and #historian Mae Ngai shares her insight on the history of #racism and #citizenship, U.S. #border policies and more. https://t.co/X0JUxAHHSu

— ColumbiaSocialSci (@ColumbiaSocSci) November 6, 2018

For the 2018 #midterm #elections, foreign policy, #immigration, #healthcare, the #economy and #education are among the most important issues for U.S. #voters. Here are relevant faculty #experts and resources at @Columbia University…https://t.co/g5etCe1ewI https://t.co/PhKuZJBzBU

— ColumbiaSocialSci (@ColumbiaSocSci) November 6, 2018

Congratulations to Elissa Slotkin MPA ’93, newly elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan's 8th district! @freep https://t.co/MMvW6npPjh pic.twitter.com/KCkBkejMQJ

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) November 7, 2018

Hey #NYC, it's #Election Day! Don't forget to #vote — visit @WhosOnTheBallot to confirm your polling place and review candidates, citywide proposals, and more: https://t.co/CPlUIwo1FI pic.twitter.com/vKEzTs2YyO

— Columbia | SIPA (@ColumbiaSIPA) November 6, 2018

Whatever you think will happen today, Professor Andrea Prat says @FoxNews, @Facebook, and @CNN have already influenced the results. #ElectionDay https://t.co/HA8BXxpVch

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) November 6, 2018

"Even with a flawed democracy, the power of the American electorate matters," says @ColumbiaChazen Advisor, Professor @JosephEStiglitz https://t.co/FnKCqzdnsR #ElectionDay pic.twitter.com/1huo8O7WyW

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) November 6, 2018

Most Americans say their #ElectionDay vote will be a judgment on the president. Before you cast your ballot, here’s how Dean Glenn Hubbard and Professor @CWCalomiris rate Trump’s economic performance. https://t.co/JPdDmwGjFl

— Columbia B-School (@Columbia_Biz) November 5, 2018

What are the political & economic implications of Trumponomics? #PSOnPoint asks @DeatonAngus, @EdmundPhelps, @B_Eichengreen @RanaForoohar & @Columbia_Biz's Glenn Hubbard. Article is part of our premium series. Read 2 for free or subscribe for full access https://t.co/wtdx6ukDUx pic.twitter.com/d8b76Vjjwc

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) November 2, 2018

As Americans wake up to a divided Congress, pollsters breathe a sigh of relief https://t.co/HFbb3BFMqK via @cjr

— Columbia Journalism (@columbiajourn) November 7, 2018

Prof. @SamuelGFreedman on the importance of this vote "the antidote to nationalism, Trump-style, is Americanism. Americanism is a means of belonging to the greater whole that puts no value whatsoever on blood and soil." https://t.co/YCXNEBZHvr #electionday #govote @suntimes

— Columbia Journalism (@columbiajourn) November 6, 2018

"by the time the platform decided to block promotion of the video, somewhere between 3 million and 5 million people had likely already seen it in their feeds," writes @mathewi https://t.co/rUuUCKJgHu @cjr

— Columbia Journalism (@columbiajourn) November 5, 2018

On #ElectionDay , @qzafrica publishes @ColumbiaJournMA alum @Lattif (MA Politics '16)'s new report from Minneapolis, where Trump’s existential threat has fueled the rise of Minnesota’s Somali-American political class. https://t.co/zAiueqfrWi via @qzafrica

— M.A. Columbia Journ (@ColumbiaJournMA) November 6, 2018

For @NYMag's @intelligencer, @ColumbiaJournMA alum @freedlander (MA Arts and Culture '07) wrote about Democrat Antonio Delgado, who, in a toss-up race in NY's 19th District, is trying to unseat incumbent Republican John Faso in the House of Representatives https://t.co/D1E9nG6ki2

— M.A. Columbia Journ (@ColumbiaJournMA) November 6, 2018

.@JohnBJudis predicted the rise of #populism back in 2016 before Trump won the presidential election. Now his new @ColumbiaGR book "The Nationalist Revival: Trade, Immigration, and the Revolt Against Globalization," says globalization may be to blame. https://t.co/q7Ul59u2UA pic.twitter.com/BkThvPalr4

— Columbia University (@Columbia) November 8, 2018

Who are the biggest winners & losers in the #midterms? And what are the implications for 2020? Our experts react: https://t.co/NkBUm5NsfO pic.twitter.com/oqm4reMwkh

— Wilson School (@WilsonSchool) November 7, 2018

Having recently won a national contest about gerrymandering reform, #PrincetonU professor @SamWangPhD talks about the road ahead: https://t.co/CLCNSTFXUs #ElectionDay pic.twitter.com/Wx39M1VyRa

— Princeton University (@Princeton) November 6, 2018

Marc Meredith, Associate Professor of Political Science, cited in @voxdotcom piece about Florida's constitutional amendment restoring voting rights to people with felony records. https://t.co/YhqF3RrOHB @PoliticsAtPenn @Penn

— Penn Arts & Sciences (@PennSAS) November 7, 2018

Before watching election returns tonight, read this Q&A with Prof John Lapinski, Director of Elections at @NBCNews and of Penn’s Program on Opinion, Research, and Election Studies (PORES). https://t.co/cljsYsJ6w8 @Penn @PennPORES @PoliticsAtPenn pic.twitter.com/vWyzSE1JC0

— Penn Arts & Sciences (@PennSAS) November 6, 2018

On #ElectionDay, some Americans will have to choose between voting and their jobs — but it doesn't have to be that way, writes @Wharton's @EricOrts https://t.co/CccQMCGZxO

— Knowledge@Wharton (@whartonknows) November 6, 2018

New research by @Wharton's @BrianDFeinstein examines Congress's oversight powers, finding that "under certain circumstances, it can be remarkably effective." https://t.co/1ZnuwQlN4T

— Knowledge@Wharton (@whartonknows) November 6, 2018

Trump urges @USSupremeCourt to rule on #DACA Program, via @reuters; https://t.co/CcOtmaSdjV

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 6, 2018

Three obscure private equity-backed companies are the gatekeepers of American democracy. These companies control an estimated $300 million U.S. voting-machine industry that covers about 92 percent of voters: https://t.co/0OUvPkMuFk via @bpolitics #election #vote #midterms pic.twitter.com/hXum8aeXxG

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 6, 2018

#Trump administration to re-impose sanctions on Iran, @nytimes; https://t.co/pmzbz8xKS3

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 5, 2018

The election tech industry is controlled by three companies that cover about 92 percent of voters: https://t.co/JsbHGiPAZG via @bpolitics #election #vote pic.twitter.com/uonCDScR3c

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 5, 2018

In a discussion on the GOP Tax Cuts, Wharton Professor of Accounting and Taxation, Jennifer Blouin, defends the claim that if US companies that have outsourced to other countries, return to the US, these gains will offset the current rise in the deficit. https://t.co/BDKBD0szSc

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 4, 2018

#Trump administration criticizes #Democratic efforts to increase the federal #minimum #wage, via @thehill; https://t.co/ZMq61yxDI3

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 3, 2018

Trump announces intent to retain apprehended #migrants at the boarder rather than release them into the country for civil proceedings, via @wsj; https://t.co/GC6kkvlpPS

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 3, 2018

Wisconsin places workers regulations on its #Medicaid programs, via @thehill; https://t.co/h6NQYg9vWo

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 1, 2018

Trump indicates intent to limit #14th #amendment rights, via @nytimes; https://t.co/tgq7sw8t0B

— Penn Wharton PPI (@PennWhartonPPI) November 1, 2018

In a @Politico op-ed, @PennLaw Prof. Burbank argues @POTUS is not entitled to immunity in the #SummerZervos suit because the Clinton v. Jones principle still applies. https://t.co/AAy0oirE9y

— Penn Law (@PennLaw) November 6, 2018

Ending birthright citizenship in the U.S. "is something the president cannot accomplish by executive order," says @PennLaw Prof. Kermit Roosevelt. At most, he argues, the administration could "argue for its preferred interpretation in litigation." https://t.co/U12odfyy6b

— Penn Law (@PennLaw) November 6, 2018

Contrary to GOP Senate candidate @RepKevinCramer’s debate claims, pre-ACA health insurance plans in North Dakota provided only “a weak safety net” for people with preexisting conditions, says @PennLaw Prof. Allison Hoffman. https://t.co/iYHigggqB1

— Penn Law (@PennLaw) November 6, 2018

Our ongoing series about #guncontrol highlights expert views on the promise and potential limitations of gun control measures through #data and research-based perspectives https://t.co/SplFKbPBJL

— The Regulatory Review (@TheRegReview) November 7, 2018

Millions of Americans went to the polls yesterday, and among the voters was President Amy Gutmann, who cast her ballot in Vance Hall. Turnout was robust & hundreds of first-time voters participated in the midterm elections. https://t.co/H69372yTXf pic.twitter.com/A8IuFV6b5i

— Penn (@Penn) November 7, 2018

—
https://twitter.com/WSjp_insight/status/1061207447686197248

cf. 全て2017年のほぼ同時期です。
US Policy Changes Vol.68 (US business school professors Vol.1) コネチカットとマサチューセッツ
US Policy Changes Vol.69 (US business school professors Vol.2) ニューヨーク
US Policy Changes Vol.70 (US business school professors Vol.3) ペンシルバニア、ニューヨーク、ニューハンプシャー
US Policy Changes Vol.72 (US business school professors Vol.5) バーモント、マサチューセッツ、ロードアイランド、コネチカット、ニューヨーク、ニュージャージー、デラウェア
US Policy Changes Vol.67 (US law professors Vol.3) マサチューセッツ～ペンシルバニア

Cyber Security etc. サイバーセキュリティ等 Vol.2

All the below tweets are in English.

標記関連等記事を以下貼っておきます。
Whatever ranks/positions/occupations they belong/have, there always seem to be cases in which assailants/attackers lack IQ/EQ that enable them to precisely understand each kind of damages including victims’ anxieties and time. However, it is a matter of course that such cases usually constitute crimes, and that they impede people’s healthy economic activities and daily lives.
A fair, democratic society, based on the rule of law, needs to strictly punish such assailants/attackers who can’t understand the fatigue of victims who repress their own emotions to directly fight back.
Japanese people/government have to participate in and cooperate with the international society’s countermeasures.
いつも感じるのは、被害者の心労や時間も含めた各種被害の大きさを認識できるだけのIQやEQが、どういう肩書であれ加害者には欠如している場合もあるということです。ただ、それでも勿論、犯罪は成立し、そういう行為は健全な経済活動・日常生活を妨げもします。
直接反撃をグッとこらえる被害者の疲労を理解できない加害者を、公正な民主主義社会においては法の支配の下、厳正に処罰しなければなりません。
日本人・日本国も国際社会の対処に参画協力して行かねばなりません。

Cost of cybercrime to
double to $6trn by 2021 https://t.co/Mx7wKfGyID

— Steve Morgan (@CybersecuritySF) October 23, 2018

https://twitter.com/canbizn/status/1042874518602231810

Scary Hacker Tactics and How to Protect Your Small Business https://t.co/IBFM9BfLjV

— Canada Widget (@CanadaWidget) August 3, 2018

Question of the day. When it comes to company safety, why don’t we think to guard our company assets with the same mindfulness as we do in our personal lives? https://t.co/SiPsQd5kRI #hack #hackers #cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/ergH8IrhcP

— Symantec Canada (@SymantecCanada) September 27, 2018

Five Eyes Cybersecurity Agencies Release Report on Hacking Tools: The national cybersecurity agencies of the United States, U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand, known in the intelligence world as the Five Eyes, have released a joint report on five… https://t.co/aDUtfQl260 pic.twitter.com/uLhx2WTzIL

— CS Threat Intel (@cipherstorm) October 15, 2018

Last month Heads of UK, Canada, New Zealand and Australia met at our London HQ and announced the largest inter-governmental commitment to cyber security cooperation… https://t.co/4FkgTj1qEn pic.twitter.com/JymDmgFozZ

— NCSC UK (@NCSC) June 13, 2018

Security and usability: you CAN have it all! https://t.co/KkEKUZdm1y

— NCSC UK (@NCSC) August 30, 2018

What happens at the Five Countries Ministerial meetings?

The US, Australia, New Zealand, the UK & Canada work on cyber security, critical infrastructure resilience, border management, countering the threat of terrorism & more. 2018 Official Communique: https://t.co/zpMqkm7tUH pic.twitter.com/sUe5DhH1LZ

— US Embassy Canberra (@USAembassyinOZ) August 30, 2018

Have you been targeted by a #cyberattack? You can report it to the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (#ACORN ).
Reports can include #hacking, #scams, #fraud, #identitytheft, #attacks on computer systems or prohibited content. Find out more https://t.co/3BGQrPBsJn pic.twitter.com/mhc7kaHHrQ

— Australian Cyber Security Centre (@CyberGovAU) September 5, 2018

"The Cyberlaw Podcast: Bonus Interview with Joseph Nye," the latest from Stewart Baker: https://t.co/SvCGVteAUd

— Lawfare (@lawfareblog) August 7, 2018

It may have been a 'quiet' month as far as cyber crime goes, but, as you can see in this list of data breaches and cyber attacks August 2018 from @ITGovernance it's still a WHOPPING – 215,000,000 records leaked! #cybercrime #databreach #CyberSecurity https://t.co/Jw7PnSmjal pic.twitter.com/e1gGmrmpUX

— Mirus IT Solutions (@mirusit) August 30, 2018

Air Canada fears passengers’ passport details have been compromised. The hack appears to have taken place through the airline’s mobile app #cyberhack https://t.co/us9xh5si2t pic.twitter.com/1YIhGEgfr6

— Cyber Security X (@CyberSec_Events) August 30, 2018

'It's almost a perfect storm against us' – @KayBurley interviews @bedspolice chief constable, Jon Boutcher, about the rise in violent and cyber crime across the UK, as well as police cuts in the past few years.

For more, head here: https://t.co/x6x7cb7pfo pic.twitter.com/OH1O1xeoGN

— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 9, 2018

Suspect arrested for cyber bank heists that amassed $1.2 billion https://t.co/Ja578latr4

— Engadget (@engadget) March 26, 2018

Where are Canada's white hat hackers? While U.S. ramps up 'bug bounty' cyber-defence programs, Trudeau government demurs https://t.co/sFDRhdhmcP pic.twitter.com/M90I208GdO

— National Post (@nationalpost) June 5, 2018

The gap between us: Perspectives on building a #betteronlineCanada.

Read the report: https://t.co/isMSTv8ZHc pic.twitter.com/kCVqrXXr5f

— CIRA (@ciranews) June 13, 2018

Penalties of $25,000 and $5,000 imposed on #Calgary company VOIS Inc. and its director, respectively, for failing to provide information to the #CRTC as required under the #Telecom Act: https://t.co/Rd0ld4UqlG

— CRTCeng (@CRTCeng) August 9, 2018

It was very good fun watching Chinese hackers tracked back to their own apartments the other day. If @YourAnonNews can do that, imagine what our agencies can do with individual Red Notices from @INTERPOL_Cyber

— Louise Mensch (@LouiseMensch) September 1, 2018

"What I learned is that cybersecurity is applicable to every business operation, whether it’s in the military, corporations or entrepreneurs."#Cybersecurity is becoming a top-priority for businesses to invest their resources in: https://t.co/dSEyXwNmHZ via @forbes

— Evolve ETFs (@EvolveETFs) August 31, 2018

https://twitter.com/invest_canada/status/1035226926246490112

Canada's #cyberdefence companies are already delivering advanced capabilities to #FiveEyes allies. They don’t have time to wait. Our @CanadianForces need procurement at the speed of cyber. We're ready to help get us there, w @CADInnovators & @CATAAlliance https://t.co/xshqei3UJw

— CADSI (@CadsiCanada) August 27, 2018

Top 12 tips to avoid cyber scams, as compiled by @TorontoPolice and @YRP: http://t.co/XQLNo7ghfY #BlackFriday #CyberMonday

— ConsumerProtectionON (@ONconsumer) November 27, 2014

CSEC gathers personal info while defending against cyberattacks – Politics – CBC Newshttps://t.co/ZxqOL4IEgx

— Cyberstealth Cyber Expert (@Cyberstealth18) September 5, 2018

Think that Cybersecurity is costly and not essential to your business? A data breach can cost much more damage than you think you can handle! Read this article- British Airway to pay out compensation to 380,000 customers affected after hit by cyber-attack https://t.co/B2RgRm9n2F

— CSIntelligence (@CSIntelligence_) September 29, 2018

Happy to welcome #CyberSecurity trade mission participants to Montreal! Big thanks to @USCommercialSvc and @ITAEvents for organizing. pic.twitter.com/7RA2wRWpWY

— Elizabeth Aubin (@ElizabethAubin) September 14, 2017

Why You Should Ignore Everything That You Have Been Told About Passwordshttps://t.co/YtIeqJQaJr #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Privacy #Passwords #Password #Security #LifeHacks #LifeHack #Wisdom #Life #Technology #Tech #Security

— Joseph Steinberg (@JosephSteinberg) October 12, 2018

.@Joe_Nye returns with a new @BelferCenter cyber paper on how norms can reduce the risk of cyber conflict – a great overview of the history of these intl efforts and what to do next https://t.co/drSHsgxZ9T pic.twitter.com/OUhKgqGm4t

— Michael Sulmeyer (@sultanofcyber) August 29, 2018

Cybersecurity Capacity Assessments Around the World. Check the Map:https://t.co/iGfSrfNCaK #CMM #Cybersecurity #cyber #Capacity #Maturity #Model #Assessment pic.twitter.com/XOMWAa4CzA

— GCSCC (@CapacityCentre) August 17, 2018

Brazil expert discovers Oracle flaw that allows massive #DDoS attacks https://t.co/bSFAxa5vx9 #CyberSecurity #infosec #AI #Malware #Fintech #Blockchain #Chatbots @reach2ratan #Bigdata #datascience #Analytics #tech #Privacy #Technology #hack #hacking #databreach #data #digital pic.twitter.com/34F5g0oUNH

— Ratan Jyoti (@reach2ratan) October 18, 2018

Hacker-For-Hire to Livestream Deletion of Zuckerberg’s Facebook Page: REPORT https://t.co/t9OYwUbdto pic.twitter.com/RlmUxltkpc

— iPhone in Canada (@iPhoneinCanada) September 28, 2018

The ICO goes after Canada! Good find Tom. If there is one thing Canadians are good at it's cyber stuff. Who do the Russians use when they need real hackers? Canadians. https://t.co/20lBtOXRlt

— 2020 Ian Thornton-Trump, CD V 3.0 (@phat_hobbit) September 21, 2018

Canadian Woman Hacker Arrested for spying on people through webcams | http://t.co/8T0tx1jWZa #Security #Cybercrime pic.twitter.com/nmn2pNiTR2

— HackRead.com (@HackRead) April 30, 2015

First woman arrested in Pakistan under cyber crime for sexually harassing a man https://t.co/Tkv9XJl5hM

— Times of lsIamabad (@TimesofIslambad) May 9, 2018

“Look, there’s evidence based on the complete lack of security hygiene on the server. Fourteen-year-old hackers from Canada could have probably hacked into her server and left very little trace,” Shaffer said. https://t.co/LQEYSsVuZU

— alexpk2 (@apk222) August 28, 2018

large part of economy will be run by chinese businessmen w/ close ties and support from china, supported by a large politically strong economically well of chinese-canadian voter base. china is actively working to increase their influence in canada. they discuss this openly pic.twitter.com/xXxG6qkkmG

— ahnqir (@ahnqir) December 9, 2017

Travel Breaches Hit Air Canada and Asia-Pac Hotelier https://t.co/AMfG2ku0kb pic.twitter.com/CBJpu0ZDvP

— DeepFriedCyber (@DeepFriedCyber) August 30, 2018

Chinese, Canadian Resident Arrested for Hacking Boeing – http://t.co/ScsUrv309P #APT #breach #infosec

— Cyber Ninjas (@cyberninjas) July 23, 2014

Chinese-Canadian businessman jailed for almost four years, after hacking US defence firms… https://t.co/0NkGPP1KHW pic.twitter.com/6Z7ghzBTTf

— Gregory D. Evans (@GregoryDEvans) July 14, 2016

When Trump Phones Friends, the Chinese and the Russians Listen and Learn #Fyde #Mobile #Security #SecurityNews #Security4Life #Infosec #News #Privacy #CyberSecurity pic.twitter.com/FSQxhEYrQz

— Fyde (@fyde) October 24, 2018

The Cybersecurity 202: Is the U.S. prepared for another Russia hack? An interview with Greg Miller on his new book https://t.co/GVWqm8fHo9

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 20, 2018

#Cybercrime is just as real as physical crime. Report cybercrimes to your local #police. https://t.co/zk9pzdN8Ml https://t.co/sjbMxzjimc

— INTERPOL_Cyber (@INTERPOL_Cyber) July 2, 2018

Interpol ex-chief may be dead, wife fears, after capture by Chinese. Media has been silent on this. Wonder why? https://t.co/5TV4lVnrt6

— Nick Short (@PoliticalShort) October 20, 2018

The accountability of “tech giants” is, let’s say, a developing theme: Senior Google scientist resigns over “forfeiture of our values” in China https://t.co/jqACH16kra by @rj_gallagher

— Helena Morrissey DBE (@MorrisseyHelena) September 13, 2018

Attacks from China are becoming more targeted and hackers are deploying more sophisticated tradecraft, explains @adschina https://t.co/VhOWS2xXBW

— Council on Foreign Relations (@CFR_org) September 26, 2018

Mexico メキシコ

今日は、メキシコです。
https://twitter.com/WSjp_insight/status/1053292404202033152

#dailyfact: Employment in the four Texas-Mexico border metropolitan areas has doubled to more than 630,000 workers since 1990. Read more about the Texico economy in the latest report by Michael Cox and Richard Alm from @SMUONeilCenter https://t.co/1w0gYtRjoz

— Texas-Mexico Center (@SMUTexasMexico) October 11, 2018

#dailyfact: International homebuyers in the Texas real estate market added $10.89 bn to the Texas economy in the year ending March 2018. Top country where buyers come from? Mexico at 38%. https://t.co/xFVIVJlK0P pic.twitter.com/zIdBKKNGrE

— Texas-Mexico Center (@SMUTexasMexico) October 16, 2018

Santiago Levy has argued that Mexico's decision-makers have failed to fix distortions in the economy https://t.co/VRZk4sZfL4 pic.twitter.com/Z7AoYqw7CD

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) July 24, 2018

Public investment does not crowd out private investment: reducing one does not increase the other. In #Mexico cutting govt spending hurt growth. This report from @ceprdc illustrates why obsessing over #deficit reduction is not good for the #economy:https://t.co/zwDcS2DFwh pic.twitter.com/bJA30Hv7Zr

— Economic Questions (@QuestioningEcon) June 27, 2018

How oil industry turbulence is hitting Tabasco – home to Mexico’s first petroleum discovery and a state where more than half the economy relies on oil https://t.co/me1tluNDAy @gabstargardter pic.twitter.com/ABxl7r2bp8

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) June 28, 2018

#Mexico places as the seventh largest automotive manufacturer in the world! #Manufacturing #Mexico
Learn More: https://t.co/tVhfYNU29y

— El Grande Group (@elgrandegroup) October 19, 2018

Mexico's traditional arts spotlight the traditional, village-centered economy | https://t.co/sDCUYOBzUA | #InformalEconomy #latam

— Risk Inspires (@RiskInspires_MX) October 17, 2018

Twelve Wright State students ventured south to experience business and culture in Mexico. Students learned about the Mexican economy and experienced Mexican culture.
Read more: https://t.co/U9FBKUNzeN pic.twitter.com/umqbXQvHbJ

— Wright State University (Dayton, OH) (@wrightstate) October 12, 2018

Mexico’s improving economy and lower birth rates, plus heightened US immigration enforcement, have all contributed to the slowing of Mexican migration to the US: https://t.co/5oSTnktnKB

— MigrationPolicy Inst (@MigrationPolicy) October 11, 2018

Negotiators in Washington got “a lot of work done through the night” on Nafta, according to Mexico's economy minister https://t.co/WpyHngoz4f pic.twitter.com/Ptt1TozpUG

— Bloomberg (@business) August 9, 2018

Mexico's ruling party presidential candidate Meade concedes defeat, saying the next president will inherit a country with a strong economy https://t.co/k4L7TJdPjc pic.twitter.com/QwQxFZ19E5

— Bloomberg (@business) July 2, 2018

"Mexicans in U.S. send cash home in record numbers"

Mexicans live in our country take our jobs & don't spend their money here –send it back to Mexico. We are a large part of the Mexican economy. They take our money and they hate us. https://t.co/heQeJ8uLro

— America is back! (@nancylee2016) June 22, 2018

Not just soybeans to China. Mexico, once biggest buyer of US wheat, buys Russian wheat instead. Capitalists reorganize their world economy to lessen costs of unstable US capitalism.https://t.co/nzyTjUjd7B

— Richard D. Wolff (@profwolff) July 31, 2018

Buck Sexton on Mexico's new left-wing populist president: Look at what social justice did to Venezuela's economy https://t.co/TLSy0FfBNk pic.twitter.com/BlqgcCi5gC

— The Hill (@thehill) July 2, 2018

The word of the day in Mexico today is "cambio." Change from corrupt political parties, from soaring criminal violence, and from an economy that hasn't solved poverty or inequality. Big question is: Can Lopez Obrador be the change Mexicans want? https://t.co/zCdUsZ34BC via @WSJ

— David Luhnow (@davidluhnow) July 1, 2018

López Obrador’s win in #Mexico puts a leftist leader at the helm of Latin America’s second-largest economy for the first time in decades via @nytimes https://t.co/guMPK1EqHG #MexicoElections

— NPR's Latino USA (@LatinoUSA) July 2, 2018

Now that AMLO's been granted the most powerful mandate of any president in Mexico's history, he will have to confront a deeply hostile US president fixated on a contentious border wall and the domestic economy https://t.co/JJGx4fq4ro

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) July 2, 2018

The changing face of illegal border crossings consist mainly of Guatemalans, Hondurans & El Salvadorans. Mexico’s economy is improving and lower birth rates are impacting the decline of illegal border crossings. https://t.co/jfDgLJWOv7

— Seaturtlelady (@LeighScott_STL) July 13, 2018

How strong is the economy? Strong enough that employers are quietly reaching out to their networks in Mexico and Central America, trying to convince workers to cross the border illegally. https://t.co/tAYqeNDMY1

— Kevin Sieff (@ksieff) June 21, 2018

WA exports between $200 million to $250 million in apples to Mexico each year – many of those come from right here in #WA08. Our economy depends on fair trade and will be devastated by @realDonaldTrump's trade war. Meanwhile @DinoRossiWA stays silent… https://t.co/gPGHPYxTcU

— Dr. Kim Schrier (@DrKimSchrier) June 6, 2018

.@hogangidley45: "We're at hundreds of billions of dollars in trade deficits to places like China and places like Mexico. The president finds that unacceptable, it's been going on for too long. He wants to protect the American economy." pic.twitter.com/4lH0LvMTT4

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) August 21, 2018

#Map shows rail network across #Mexico by year of completion. Not much happened since 1961! That doesn't sound like a sound strategy to tighten the bonds with the US economy and to allow for rapid movements of goods from Central America. Source: https://t.co/pNlJ0wb68u pic.twitter.com/n9d21mbl3Y

— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) April 28, 2018

Bird Migration in the Americas

Source: Cornell Lab of Ornithology#map #cartography #geography #earth #planet #history #economy #america #northamerica #southamerica #latinamerica #usa #brasil #canada #mexico #argentina #colombia #ornithology #geospatial #GIS #geodata pic.twitter.com/t3kmYOP5F2

— MapScaping (@MapScaping) July 8, 2018

Es un honor tener al Premio Nobel de física 1997 en nuestra universidad, Prof. William D. Phillips, con su plática “Quantum Information” pic.twitter.com/vkwrN7Bhld

— BUAP (@BUAPoficial) October 11, 2018

https://twitter.com/Univ_inenglish/status/974044513252593665
https://twitter.com/Univ_inenglish/status/1030937384282718210

Students, faculty use geospatial technology to map destruction in Caribbean & Mexico after recent natural disasters https://t.co/BbOYMMK4Fi

— Northeastern U. (@Northeastern) September 25, 2017

#UTSA welcomes UT System, Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology for inaugural planning meeting https://t.co/CMxTyNbQY5 pic.twitter.com/JK8pXDH89L

— UTSA (@UTSA) May 5, 2017

https://twitter.com/iPointSys/status/1052231495736279040

How mapping technology is helping achieve sustainability in Mexico’s forests. Our latest thoughts: https://t.co/RbQ6tzx18Q pic.twitter.com/zsl2N3oMjn

— TNC México (@Mexico_TNC) June 30, 2017

Mexican E-bikes: Good Business with Cutting-Edge Technology. #MadeInMexico https://t.co/PqAsnBUenq pic.twitter.com/3itP7swCKx

— México (@mexico) April 19, 2017

New solar-powered technology allows Mexico village produce own purified drinking water http://t.co/NgNelkZYkk @mnt pic.twitter.com/qJDw6hjpjq

— IRENA (@IRENA) October 14, 2015

Transforming a Mexico City District – with PENETRON Technology https://t.co/HbI3SbDMX0 pic.twitter.com/TgY4S66UJ2

— STL.News (@stlnewsonline) October 17, 2018

E-cuerpo is an international encounter of makers & theorists focusing on #Wearable #Art & #Technology in #Mexico City. Our contributor #speculative #designer @tina_gorjanc is part of it: https://t.co/3Fo7FoTHiO #design #conference #body #speculative #science #biomedia #mexico pic.twitter.com/cR0yNlEUDW

— CLOT Magazine (@ClotMagazine) October 10, 2018

Excited to meet Fabian Martinez at #HM18! He put trust in his team, pushed boundaries and challenged technology – creating the largest 800HP motor we ever built. He’s one of our @Siemens #FutureMakers in #Mexico. ¡Chócalas! @siemensmex ✋ His story: https://t.co/WmrUUBSpF6 pic.twitter.com/IOJqO1RfEX

— Janina Kugel (@janinakugel) April 27, 2018

Congrats to our @GE_Power team and long-time customer Iberdrola bringing first HA technology to Mexico! https://t.co/COxi4w6dSb @timesunion

— Steve Bolze (@sbolze) June 21, 2017

"Mexico is a natural place to apply this technology" – @FerRomero_FREE, founder of FR-EE. Explore: https://t.co/kdMhEp08SQ #WinnersWeek pic.twitter.com/aULjSDHCID

— Virgin Hyperloop One (@HyperloopOne) September 28, 2017

Through technology, collaboration, and creative innovation, we're providing solutions and contributing to Mexico's future. https://t.co/0MfxbKbtn1 pic.twitter.com/dHq2u2D2fa

— PARSONS (@ParsonsCorp) March 22, 2018

We're expanding our @safe_platform #coffee program to #Mexico! 10,000 people in Chiapas and Oaxaca will get access to cutting-edge science, technology, and training with help from @WCoffeeResearch, @gobmx, @theCOSA_org & @the_IDB https://t.co/2T3xoQen6T #climatesmart #agriculture

— Hivos Global (@hivos) October 3, 2018

Exclusive: Amazon zooms in on central Mexico for large new warehouse https://t.co/3uXWt2poHD #technology pic.twitter.com/QIVYvM0vdw

— Aleks Kins (@aleks_kins) October 17, 2018

We collaborate with @Conacyt_MX and @SussexUni to push forward #innovation to strengthen environmental friendly technology to help Mayan Octopus fisheries improve lives in vulnerable coastal communities in #Mexico
Read the story https://t.co/EFfMbcgNd9 #Science #sustainability pic.twitter.com/zdsl22lFvo

— British Council (@mxbritish) June 13, 2018

The world’s leading trade show for industrial technology shines its spotlight on the chosen Partner Country this year of #Mexico. @hannover_messe #HM18 #LifeIsOn https://t.co/UTvI4iNv6O pic.twitter.com/GKkXXjgt11

— SchneiderElectric NA (@SchneiderNA) April 25, 2018

At the end of the day … football is still a rectangle, a team, and a ball.@jesuscorona01 shares his thoughts on technology's impact on the game as he looks to bring redemption to Mexico this World Cup. #FutbolForward (with @NissanLatino) pic.twitter.com/aAJ8Q3ztrv

— The Players' Tribune (@PlayersTribune) June 26, 2018

How has technology used to purify water aboard @Space_Station benefited rural areas in Mexico? #worldwaterday https://t.co/DwFpy9ppe0 pic.twitter.com/opn9iqPOvm

— ISS Research (@ISS_Research) March 22, 2017

The New International Airport of Mexico City pushed the boundaries of technologies to bring its #design to life and is shifting the way we approach airport design. #Architecture pic.twitter.com/V7SMchbTNL

— Autodesk (@autodesk) January 7, 2018

La Herradura gold mine in Mexico is optimizing their operations by harnessing technology. #technology #mining https://t.co/sMnRIEHquZ pic.twitter.com/Jvet9kIBti

— Cat Mining (@CatMining) April 11, 2017

Cryptocurrency backed by habanero peppers is a thing in Mexico https://t.co/VK7Ctqp019 pic.twitter.com/vFVSU40Mvt

— Bloomberg Technology (@technology) March 22, 2018

Mastercard is targeting Mexico City, but there's a problem: cash is still king https://t.co/mwqp3Tef48 pic.twitter.com/ufI0jZk3UB

— Bloomberg Technology (@technology) August 20, 2017

Mexican fintech: The future of financial technology in Mexico: https://t.co/TmDyckaCFp

— Forbes Tech (@ForbesTech) May 8, 2018

Check out @iblametom's story about Mexico's potential purchase of super-stealthy spy technology: https://t.co/S9AjnJr2fV

— Forbes (@Forbes) September 29, 2017

It has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur in #Mexico: #Innovation & #Technology @FT https://t.co/WgO547zdgJ

— Francisco dela Torre (@fdelatg) June 21, 2017

Instagram Story: Some call it a “virtual wall.” How technology built for war is being used at the U.S.-Mexico border https://t.co/ekJzlv2Wci pic.twitter.com/2fO26Ln6OO

— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 21, 2017

i'm super excited about Mexico's trebuchet technology https://t.co/dXa28SSWMb pic.twitter.com/dGoGPE5Ecv

— uberfeminist (@uberfeminist) July 14, 2017

Listen in as @LatinoUSA speaks with an activist in Mexico who uses technology to share and gather information https://t.co/irNJR43nkc

— HP LatinoVoices (@LatinoVoices) December 17, 2015

.@EPN explains how #Mexico is preparing for today's technology-driven economic shifts https://t.co/mpmufMNSVR pic.twitter.com/8ONfK65Ank

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) January 19, 2016

Meetings in Germany and Mexico have emphasised the importance of space technologies for reducing disaster risk and disaster losses #switch2sendai #climatechange #GlobalGoals #SDGs https://t.co/BW2sKm9jmm pic.twitter.com/IGfDmaivlR

— UNDRR (@UNDRR) December 5, 2017

Last month's @UNGGIM #HLF-5 concluded with the Mexico City Declaration on Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals: The Role of Geospatial Technology and Innovation. You can find it online – https://t.co/ZTdboDF2ta #SDGs #geospatial #statistics @UNGGIMAmericas

— UN-GGIM: Europe (@UNGGIMEurope) December 18, 2017

The World Ocean Summit begins March 7, 2018 in Cancún-Playa del Carmen, Mexico. The summit will tackle important topics like marine debris, ocean governance, and the relationship between technology and the ocean. https://t.co/Ku1x7wbR3V #OceanSummit pic.twitter.com/7eFoVBt6t4

— Mission Blue (@MissionBlue) February 28, 2018

#NASAtech designed to detect tiny gravity fluctuations has been adapted into a device that locates survivors trapped under rubble. This @NASAspinoff has already been deployed in Nepal, Mexico, & Puerto Rico. https://t.co/IdEsheXPYU pic.twitter.com/RZs8V1r9Eq

— NASA Technology (@NASA_Technology) January 26, 2018

Our coalition is advancing an ambitious agenda to accelerate commercialization of affordable, reliable, zero-emissions energy technologies. Our pilot partners include:

Canada
European Commission
France
Mexico
U.K.

Find out more → https://t.co/MhHl87xWQ9 #OnePlanetSummit pic.twitter.com/8ZZROIxJzs

— Breakthrough Energy (@btenergy) December 12, 2017

Technology is transforming the world, while the US, Mexico & Canada face an alarming skills gap that negatively affects their international competitiveness and economic performance. How to solve this? Click to read about the Workforce Development Agenda: https://t.co/88cmnWyY12

— The Mexico Institute (@MexicoInstitute) May 29, 2018

One year ago, Citizen Lab showed that spyware technology was being used to target journalists & human rights defenders in Mexico. Here @tumbolian explains how tools meant to track criminals turned into the biggest surveillance scandal in Mexican history https://t.co/LqjRGsQwZs

— Citizen Lab (@citizenlab) June 22, 2018

VIDEO: #MUNET, the Energy and Technology museum, will be one of the most modern in #Mexico and the world. https://t.co/jF2RawB7Us

— México (@mexico) April 15, 2016

U.S.-Japan Summit Meetings 日米首脳会談 Vol.18（Abe’s visit to the U.S. 安倍首相訪米：Trade ／ UN General Assembly など）

標記及び関連の英文ツイートを取り急ぎ以下貼っておきます。

U.S., Japan open direct trade talks, in move that could reshape global auto industry https://t.co/HfW11wqz96

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 27, 2018

US, Japan Working Toward Free-trade Agreement https://t.co/HFKDX3u0mI pic.twitter.com/8hiYAeuGvq

— The Voice of America (@VOANews) September 27, 2018

Faced with tariffs, Tokyo looks set for caution as it enters trade talks with US https://t.co/XMpiaQTk91

— CNBC (@CNBC) September 27, 2018

Trump and Abe agree to trade talks on less controversial items that might yield "an early harvest" in lowering trade barriers https://t.co/2mFvlFHlyh

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 27, 2018

https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1045030062519717888

President @realDonaldTrump's speech to the United Nations General Assembly yesterday "brought into sharp relief" the achievements in U.S. foreign policy since his first powerful U.N. address one year ago.

This story and more in West Wing Reads: https://t.co/xb9E3Be3a3 pic.twitter.com/D0fm2grFiW

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1044340569277943809

In North Korea, nuclear testing has stopped, American hostages have been released, and the remains of our fallen heroes are coming home.

"Though much work remains to be done. The sanctions will stay in place until denuclearization occurs." pic.twitter.com/CAAXk48ioa

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 25, 2018

President Trump Addresses the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly https://t.co/7JExwBtigM

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 25, 2018

Going to New York. Will be with Prime Minister Abe of Japan tonight, talking Military and Trade. We have done much to help Japan, would like to see more of a reciprocal relationship. It will all work out!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 23, 2018

Joint Statement on the United States-Korea Free Trade Agreement: https://t.co/m0jW8nqdQW pic.twitter.com/lcrhsJtv00

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 24, 2018

US-Korea Free Trade Agreement Signing Ceremony! https://t.co/yLFkAZgagG

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 24, 2018

Go to https://t.co/58Uc9lIgDz & download @StateDept's report on #Iran regime's malign activities. It covers the regime's support for terrorism, its missile program, illicit financial activities, threats to maritime security & cybersecurity, as well as human rights abuses. pic.twitter.com/N7EQqtlHVF

— Department of State (@StateDept) September 26, 2018

In a meeting w/ #DPRK Foreign Minister Ri today, @SecPompeo accepted an invitation to travel to Pyongyang next month to make further progress on the implementation of commitments from the U.S.-DPRK Singapore summit and to prepare for a second summit between @POTUS & Chairman Kim. pic.twitter.com/t7QZ5Jtjfo

— Heather Nauert (@statedeptspox) September 26, 2018

https://twitter.com/USAmbJapan/status/1044808432241528834

ニューヨークに到着し、さっそくトランプ大統領との夕食会です。当初1時間の予定でしたが、2時間半にわたって、本当にくつろいだ雰囲気の中、率直で建設的な話し合いができました。@shinzoabe @realdonaldtrump
#shakehands #trumptower #newyork pic.twitter.com/WcqbetoM9Y

— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) September 24, 2018

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— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) September 27, 2018

国連総会で一般討論演説を行い、北朝鮮の核、ミサイル、そして何よりも重要な拉致問題の早期解決、さらには自由で公正な貿易の重要性を、国際社会に訴えました。
演説が終わった後、出口には、たくさんの国々の方々が私を待っていてくださり、一人ひとりご挨拶をさせていただきました。 pic.twitter.com/Uwoyc8w1rZ

— 安倍晋三 (@AbeShinzo) September 26, 2018

The text is now available for Prime Minister Abe’s speech at the United Nations General Assembly. PM Abe addresses a number of key challenges Japan and the international community now face including free trade, the situation in #NorthKorea and #SDGs. https://t.co/2OmDkZ34OE pic.twitter.com/qM9v1qDAzB

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 26, 2018

Prime Minister Abe met with President Moon Jae-in on the occasion of #UNGA in New York. The two leaders discussed wide ranging issues on bilateral relations and the recent situation concerning North Korea, and agreed to work closely on those issues. pic.twitter.com/9D7VvExRrd

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 25, 2018

Prime Minister Abe commented on the discussion with President Trump. The two leaders had a fruitful discussion on bilateral and global issues including North Korea. #AbeVisit #UNGA #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/yLBp4tc74C

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 24, 2018

【Japan-U.S. Foreign Ministers’ Telephone Talk】　https://t.co/xzjj1Dmpq3

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) September 28, 2018

【Statement by Mr. Taro Kono, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, at the United Nations Security Council Meeting on DPRK Denuclearization】　https://t.co/a2SR1dmt0r pic.twitter.com/FNPsoLrnf3

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) September 27, 2018

【Foreign Minister Taro Kono’s Article contributed to The Washington Post (U.S.) 】　https://t.co/bhsvt5AtlL

— MOFA of Japan (@MofaJapan_en) September 25, 2018

U.S., #Japan agree to negotiate a free #trade agreement：The Asahi Shimbun https://t.co/9GBKnpZsYr

— Asahi Shimbun AJW (@AJWasahi) September 27, 2018

Trump put his America First doctrine forward as a model not just for the U.S., but for other countries, advising them to embrace nationalism over internationalism, writes @RichardHaass https://t.co/swITUzwYAc

— CFR (@CFR_org) September 26, 2018

Trump’s address to the UN highlighted his narrow-minded, transactional approach to diplomacy, writes @StewartMPatrick https://t.co/ayTfaPVK3G

— CFR (@CFR_org) September 26, 2018

Amid new diplomatic momentum, the United States and South Korea must closely coordinate to ensure North Korea takes credible efforts to dismantle its nuclear program, writes @snydersas. https://t.co/sccVWn5tZA

— CFR (@CFR_org) September 26, 2018

Trump’s stated views on international institutions, trade, democracy promotion, and immigration policy all resemble those of an earlier era more than they do the post-World War II consensus, writes @CFR_org’s Charles A. Kupchan.https://t.co/BdwgX9nhVx

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) September 26, 2018

A stronger strategic partnership between Beijing and Moscow could, given time, upend a half century of U.S. military planning and strategy, writes @AlexGabuev.https://t.co/izn1DjCzj3

— Foreign Affairs (@ForeignAffairs) September 24, 2018

Check out our latest podcast, a speech delivered by South Korean President Moon Jae-in at an event co-sponsored by @koreasociety, @CFR_org, and @AsiaSociety.https://t.co/NfYp3dOLwK pic.twitter.com/W9CEJi6Tx3

— The Korea Society (@koreasociety) September 26, 2018

When U.N. experts accepted a handful of Russian amendments to the report, the U.S. team—headed by Ambassador Nikki Haley— blocked its publication altogether. https://t.co/OaTQcY6Sv2

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 26, 2018

For decades, Japan has housed several U.S. military bases and is a key trading partner.

But since @realDonaldTrump took office, U.S.-Japan relations have grown increasingly tenuous. https://t.co/QFJaNpDqml

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 25, 2018

Security Brief: Iran and North Korea take center stage at U.N. meetings; Trump goes on offense in cyberspace. https://t.co/gjbePgPQeR

— Foreign Policy (@ForeignPolicy) September 24, 2018

Donald Trump criticized Russia for enabling the Syrian regime's "butchery" https://t.co/QqmBcxe1lR pic.twitter.com/vnwXQwM760

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) September 26, 2018

ICYMI: Here are 5 highlights from Trump's #UNGA speech earlier today https://t.co/1JY33W1MmA pic.twitter.com/EieyI3tyhj

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) September 25, 2018

https://twitter.com/BrookingsInst/status/1045397415736606722

The old consensus about America’s role as upholder of global security has collapsed in both parties, says Bob Kagan in the @nytimes. https://t.co/gCUNIIcbBB

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) September 27, 2018

A must-read: Over 20 experts from across @BrookingsInst comment on Pres. Trump's speech before the UN General Assembly. Check it out: https://t.co/jOZFmK6GkE pic.twitter.com/VbgBPjzbvz

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) September 26, 2018

As Pres. Trump talks trade in his #UNGA speech, check out the deep dive by @solis_msolis on the dilemmas that trading nations like Japan face: https://t.co/rp9WF4z1ko pic.twitter.com/ZPjtJ6wW5I

— Brookings FP (@BrookingsFP) September 25, 2018

“Extended political stability in Japan under Abe offers strategic clarity and consistency in an otherwise tumultuous period for international relations in Asia.” https://t.co/CLED5yi0qQ

— CSIS (@CSIS) September 26, 2018

With U.S.-China tensions rising, North Korea seeking a second summit with President Trump, and world leaders facing other facing other major challenges, what can we expect from the UN General Assembly? pic.twitter.com/i9bo4DE11g

— CSIS (@CSIS) September 27, 2018

CSIS experts share their thoughts on the fifth anniversary of China’s Belt and Road Initiative. https://t.co/qIPgU2R8ht

— CSIS (@CSIS) September 26, 2018

What do you make of the agreement to reduce conventional forces and guard posts on both sides of the DMZ? Is this a good idea at this stage, or what?@handrewschwartz asked @daveckang and @VictorDCha in the latest episode of The Impossible State podcast https://t.co/U5gOARIYST pic.twitter.com/epSXkAqQKZ

— CSIS Korea Chair (@CSISKoreaChair) September 26, 2018

Policymakers in Germany, France, and the UK are taking steps to push back on Chinese economic influence, but the lack of a unified approach will continue to be an issue for the EU, write @ErikBrattberg and Etienne Soula: https://t.co/BQsa1qkRA7 pic.twitter.com/Q5iXZDjkfu

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 28, 2018

In today's #UNGA speech, U.S. President Trump thanked North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un for “his courage and the steps he has taken” to end nuclear testing.@PerkovichG warns that the practical and verification challenges are enormously complicated. https://t.co/IswhVwbxZb pic.twitter.com/MwPt4QP8Nt

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 25, 2018

From @ChinaDailyUSA: “The Moscow-Beijing relationship, while not an alliance, is also more than the strategic partnership it still calls itself,” writes @DmitriTrenin. https://t.co/5TMdxvcWFT pic.twitter.com/dmVFkFrJ8a

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 25, 2018

New from @AlexGabuev: What are the geopolitical implications of the evolving Sino-Russian relationship? Via @MoscowTimes: https://t.co/Ok3YT1TuSi pic.twitter.com/HxldG8MALa

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 25, 2018

“The video images of the hand-holding and hugging” gave “the impression that things are much farther along toward a peaceful settlement of disputes between North and South Korea than we know is in the reality,” said Douglas Paal in @VOANews. https://t.co/wBCUokrHKb pic.twitter.com/TQJ5Ci8cVh

— Carnegie Endowment (@CarnegieEndow) September 24, 2018

Could Iran close the Strait of Hormuz in response to US sanctions? @MahsaRouhi writes for @SurvivalEditors: https://t.co/SAM2Bq3C2q pic.twitter.com/7Uz5MQLu1k

— IISS News (@IISS_org) September 26, 2018

平成30年北海道胆振東部地震 Hokkaido Earthquake

今回の地震によりお亡くなりになられた方々にお悔やみを申し上げると共に、被災された方々にお見舞いを申し上げます。
取り急ぎ、日本語及び英語の標記関連ツイート・記事を以下貼っておきます。
（１段目30件弱は12日午後0時20分頃、２段目20件強は11日午後3時前、３段目7件は10日午後6時過ぎ、４段目70件強は9日午後3時半過ぎ、５段目40件強は8日午前11時過ぎ、に追加。６段目が7日初稿分。）

Locals in Hokkaido continue to suffer the consequences of the deadly earthquake that hit Japan last week. The death toll rose to 44 on Monday, and electricity supply remains a problem as several power plants were damaged. pic.twitter.com/7fuQ6vZJZM

— ANews (@anewscomtr) September 11, 2018

More damage caused by last week's earthquake was found at a coal power plant in Hokkaido that supplied half of the prefecture's electricity.https://t.co/hsUDEII2qi

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) September 11, 2018

Hokkaido struggles to save electricity as power plants remain shuttered after earthquakehttps://t.co/AT6Ngj4FG0

— The Mainichi (@themainichi) September 11, 2018

Last week’s massive earthquake which hit Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido caused a power outage across the entire prefecture. The region’s largest thermal power plant has been damaged, and will take time to restore. https://t.co/5nBdIBUZeG

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 11, 2018

Japanese government is asking people in Hokkaido for 20percent electricity saving. Will continue till September 14. #earthquake

— 東北関東大震災サプライチェーン情報　EQ (@SCMjapantsunami) September 11, 2018

北海道胆振東部地震　計画停電を避けるため節電を
 北海道節電で暖房利用支障も
 「酪農王国」ピンチ　乳製品品薄で影響全国に
 平成30年北海道胆振東部地震　国土交通省
 【写真で知る】北海道地震発生から5日、残された大きな爪痕
 北海道地震長さ15キロの断層 1.2ｍずれ動いたか
 北海道胆振東部地震における「液状化」専門家解説
 Slippery volcanic soils blamed for deadly landslides during Hokkaido earthquake
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Hokkaido earthquake claims life of Japanese Derby winner’s dam Miss Encore
Recent Earthquakes Near Hokkaido, Japan

#Urgent! #Hokkaido residents and visitors, #METI suggests three tips to reduce electricity consumption and prevent outage:
Tip 1: Have family members gather together and use the same room while at home. #HokkaidoEarthquake #meti_saigai pic.twitter.com/KVbYcwyO07

— METI, Japan (@METI_JPN) September 10, 2018

We would like to show our sympathy to people living in the regions hit by a strong earthquake in Hokkaido.
TEPCO PG has been sending technical staff to help with restoring power as requested by HEPCO.
We will try hard as much as we can to restore electricity in Hokkaido area. pic.twitter.com/psA2Tt5aWP

— TEPCO (@TEPCO_English) September 7, 2018

A #earthquake in Hokkaido early Thursday has led to the automatic shutdown of Idemitsu Kosan's refinery and all of Hokkaido Electric's hydro, coal and oil-fired #power plants, creating large-scale power outages. https://t.co/qnhIKigpvp pic.twitter.com/z0pbMOrKnf

— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) September 6, 2018

Death toll from a powerful earthquake in northern Japan rises to 44, Toyota suspends work at most of its assembly plants https://t.co/vGJOcG7JdD pic.twitter.com/7HxQqJX3B9

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) September 10, 2018

[Message from the PM]
“We are ramping up the transport of water, food, and other necessities for daily life by the SDF and others to ensure the disaster victims receive a reliable supply.” https://t.co/Rv8U7J2bG7 #HokkaidoEarthquake
(Originally Posted in Japanese at 15:26, Sep 8) pic.twitter.com/Mcdc7XjuxH

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 9, 2018

Still shortage controls for gas and foods in Hokkaido
Supply chain for convenience stores were still damaged #earthquake https://t.co/hSHZhZE9iH https://t.co/hSHZhZE9iH

— 東北関東大震災サプライチェーン情報　EQ (@SCMjapantsunami) September 9, 2018

Workers scramble to restore Hokkaido transportation links and utilities as earthquake death toll climbs … https://t.co/5oG3XpncQY #Earthquake

— Global News Report (@robinsnewswire) September 11, 2018

#Japan Security Alert: A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck #Hokkaido on September 6. No tsunami warning was issued. There are continued aftershocks/landslides, which may continue through the week. Transportation in the area continues to be severely impacted. https://t.co/cUWKtYjaLW pic.twitter.com/uvVvvk93lx

— Travel – State Dept (@TravelGov) September 7, 2018

#Japan Following a magnitude 6.7 earthquake, transport on Hokkaido has been disrupted, including the airport. If you’re in the area, be careful of aftershocks, monitor local news, follow local authorities' advice and check for transport updates. More info: https://t.co/IH1Q0h32vV pic.twitter.com/ERZJq2oCok

— FCO travel advice (@FCOtravel) September 6, 2018

An #earthquake struck Hokkaido at around 3am this morning. Expect disruption to transport, power services in the region. Follow advice of local authorities, monitor local news and the JMA https://t.co/Krv0dgweHP. For those concerned, the Embassy can be reached on +81 3 3263 0695

— アイルランド大使館IrishEmbJPN (@IrishEmbJapan) September 6, 2018

A strong earthquake of magnitude 6.7 struck #Hokkaido on 6 Sept. Ground transportation has been affected and all flights have been cancelled until further notice. More aftershocks can be expected in the coming week. #BeSafe https://t.co/nFbIqo5r21 https://t.co/ChH4vevXk2

— MFA Consular (@MFAsgConsular) September 6, 2018

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【北海道震度７地震】苫東厚真の再稼働「９月末以降」世耕弘成経産相が説明「２割節電は今週がヤマ場」
救援救護活動（国内）
北海道で生産復旧の動き広がる、トヨタは10日から順次再開
 地震の停電酪農に打撃搾乳できず乳牛死亡北海道標茶町
 北海道地震　続く余震　施設復旧急ピッチ　農家の汗　無にできぬ　「集荷再開　早く」　ＪＡとまこまい広域厚真支所
 札幌のスーパーに乳製品入荷　開店前から客の列　停電で牛乳廃棄され入荷に遅れ
 北海道地震の影響で宮城県内の野菜が「品薄」一方、サンマなどの漁業関連は…
北海道産、高値や欠品に
 秋サケやサンマ漁に打撃　胆振東部地震　停電や輸送網まひ正常化
 サンマ漁船水揚げを北海道から宮古に変更
 続く混乱いつまで　胆振東部地震　小売店の入荷にばらつき　漁協、停電で出漁取りやめ
 「平成 30 年北海道胆振東部地震に係る災害に関する特別相談窓口」の設置について
 北海道震度７：大半は窒息死土砂流入、逃げる間もなく
 サンマ1尾100円水準まで値下がり　漁本格化で築地に入荷増
 Hokkaido Earthquake Update
Hokkaido Government 北海道 Living guide
Death toll rises after earthquake on Japan’s Hokkaido Island: Officials urge locals and businesses to cut back on electricity usage to prevent blackouts.
Power returning to Hokkaido, but quake exposes flaws of Japan grid
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Rescuing and electricity restoration continue on earthquake-hit Hokkaido: About 5,000 spend night in evacuation centres after latest natural disaster in Japan
Hokkaido’s raw milk supply at risk
Quake in Japan’s Dairy Heartland May Mean Milk, Butter Shortage
Toyota transmission plant to resume output after Hokkaido earthquake: Shutdown led to the shutdown of 16 vehicle assembly plants
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北海道地震、死者４４人に　安否不明者はゼロと政府発表
 北海道の乳業工場、９割近くが再開　残る５カ所も準備
 地震で広範囲が停電となった北海道痛感した「オール電化の落とし穴」
北海道地震の影響で…トヨタが国内のグループ16工場で操業停止再開時期は10日中に判断へ
 高速フェリー「ナッチャンｗｏｒｌｄ」が活躍　苫小牧に陸自の重機など運ぶ
 Amazon検索にも影響か？　北海道にデータセンターを置く企業も大地震で大打撃の模様
 Workers scramble to restore Hokkaido transportation links, utilities, as earthquake death toll climbs to 39
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Death toll nears 40 from northern Japan earthquake https://t.co/waHjIzgTce pic.twitter.com/cmVH0OO6mF

— BastilleGlobal (@BastilleGlobal) September 9, 2018

Experts concluded that Thursday's strong earthquake in Hokkaido was unrelated to a nearby active fault. They warn that an inland quake of the same level could occur anywhere in Japan. https://t.co/RoRYk0g66U

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 9, 2018

Landslides triggered by a 6.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan's northern main island Hokkaido killed more than 16 and injured hundreds pic.twitter.com/6rno5DalOo

— TRT World (@trtworld) September 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/YahoojpMap/status/1038611218846515200

札幌市の断水ほぼ解消https://t.co/6bTsxmV0kJ
#胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 9, 2018

携帯電話影響（９日午前１１時）https://t.co/zdD6YTzHgW
#胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 9, 2018

ＪＲ貨物運転再開物流改善期待https://t.co/ugcBQqAGmy #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 9, 2018

病院被害まとめ（９日午前５時）https://t.co/sIu9zbOlQ4
#胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 9, 2018

１４地域で固定電話が依然不通https://t.co/eJ0EySJAMS #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 9, 2018

ガソリンスタンド営業再開８割https://t.co/uUOXH6Nqw4
#胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

自衛隊がドローンで被災状況調査https://t.co/5hOZ2DE5hR #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

コンビニでは品薄状態続く（８日午後４時現在）https://t.co/QWRVcy98ox #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

リンクの氷とけホッケー試合延期 #苫小牧市 https://t.co/i0PjhrRA7U #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

停電でサラブレッド牧場にも影響https://t.co/GkXVc6EWFq #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

漁の最盛期なのに水揚げできず #むかわ町 https://t.co/tDBMwPWmJA #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

携帯電話やネット回線などの状況（８日午後４時現在）https://t.co/9CXwv3WswI #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

【ライフライン情報】スーパーの営業情報、給水情報などを随時更新中↓https://t.co/bDbiXWls8R #胆振東部地震 #地震 #北海道

— NHK北海道 (@nhk_hokkaido) September 8, 2018

【ライフライン】１万２千戸断水続く：どうしん電子版（北海道新聞） https://t.co/b2ylTvoCxw

— 北海道新聞 (@doshinweb) September 9, 2018

「土石流に似た現象」専門家分析　土砂崩れ、もろい火山灰地質原因？https://t.co/pjODAmH4B2 pic.twitter.com/2DFYfgFWv8

— 北海道新聞 (@doshinweb) September 9, 2018

東京の道産子ら被災地にエール　初の交流イベント「ＥＺＯＳＨＯＷ」：どうしん電子版（北海道新聞） https://t.co/7u4E1ORKHt

— 北海道新聞 (@doshinweb) September 8, 2018

おはようございます。
北海道新聞９月９日朝刊紙面をお届けします。地震の被災状況や生活情報をお伝えするため､朝夕刊の公開を続けています。
朝刊は全道版に加え、地方面もご覧になれます。どうしん電子版の会員登録は不要です。以下のＵＲＬからお読み下さい。https://t.co/KexsbMRLhy pic.twitter.com/rtAFJOmzIp

— 北海道新聞 (@doshinweb) September 8, 2018

十勝で生乳集荷始まる：どうしん電子版（北海道新聞） https://t.co/Ra54FwX63W

— 北海道新聞 (@doshinweb) September 8, 2018

＜札幌市家庭ごみの収集＞

あす（9/10・月）から通常通り実施。正しく分別し、収集日カレンダーをご確認ください。当日の朝8時30分までにごみを出すようにしてください。道路状況によって収集作業が遅れる場合もあるとのことです。#札幌市 #家庭ごみ #収集

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 9, 2018

＜ラッキー＞
全店舗で営業中。入荷状況は未定。

＜イトーヨーカドーアリオ札幌＞
営業中。営業時間は在庫状況によって変動あり。在庫は通常の2～3割。入荷は順次回復する予定。#ラッキー #イトーヨーカドー #アリオ札幌

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 8, 2018

＜ザ・ビッグ＞
18店舗中11店舗で営業中。HPでご確認ください。おにぎり、パン、水など品薄。冷蔵・冷凍商品の販売なし。

＜コープさっぽろ＞
営業中。乳製品の入荷めどたたず。

＜ダイイチ＞
全店通常営業。水、カップめん、牛乳など品薄。#ザ・ビッグ #コープさっぽろ #ダイイチ

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 8, 2018

＜イオン＞
北海道内の全40店舗で営業中。おにぎり、パン、水などを販売中。生鮮食品も現在販売中。あすからは通常の8割販売。

＜マックスバリュ＞
71店舗中48店舗で営業中。おにぎり、パン、水など品薄。冷蔵・冷凍食品の販売なし。詳細はHPでご確認ください。#イオン #マックスバリュ

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 8, 2018

日本郵便でゆうパック　引き受け再開
北海道宛ておよび北海道内でのゆうパック・ゆうパケット・ゆうメールの引き受けを停止しておりましたが、下記の地域宛てを除き9月9日（日）9時から引受を再開いたしました。https://t.co/PxuRfhqUnD

— TVhテレビ北海道　ニュース (@TVhnewsprogram) September 9, 2018

北電が節電を呼びかけています。節電の取り組み例が紹介されています。 https://t.co/yuvG7E6yXq

— TVhテレビ北海道　ニュース (@TVhnewsprogram) September 9, 2018

【JR】
現在の運行状況がJR北海道のHPで図解で発信されています。https://t.co/dIGOf88fdF pic.twitter.com/bCc1soaZ3G

— HBC北海道放送公式アカウント (@HBChokkaido) September 9, 2018

○東西線：試運転終了、14時20分より営業運転中（概ね12分間隔）

お客様には大変ご不便をおかけしまして申し訳ございません。

— 札幌市交通局 (@sapporokotsu_PR) September 7, 2018

北海道の皆さま、大変な状況が続いているかと思いますが、
皆さまの安全をお祈り申し上げます。

セイコーマートは現在、
停電および在庫状況により営業時間が通常と異なります。
引き続きご不便をおかけしますが、
ご理解・ご了承をお願い致します。

セコマグループ一同

— セイコーマート (@Seicomart_TW) September 7, 2018

≪平成30年北海道胆振東部地震に関する情報≫
暖房や調理のためにエンジン式発電機や七輪を使用する場合は一酸化炭素中毒にご注意ください。

▼詳しくはこちらhttps://t.co/b1ZGucb5LW

— 北海道 (@PrefHokkaido) September 9, 2018

≪平成30年北海道胆振東部地震に関する情報≫
電源復旧による停電状況（停電戸数、停電地域）を更新しています。
停電戸数　445戸
停電地域のある市町村数　3市町村
（9月9日13時現在）
電力の供給力に限りがあることから、可能な限りの節電にご協力ください。https://t.co/dHxbVbmUvt … …

— 北海道 (@PrefHokkaido) September 9, 2018

【札幌市地震関連情報】陸上自衛隊第11旅団第11後方支援隊の協力により、平岡南小で9/8から当面、入浴所が設置されています。男女別と介護用の3つで時間は12時～21時、タオルをお持ちください（シャンプー、せっけんなどは用意済）。なお、避難者等、入浴に困っている方の利用優先にご協力ください。

— 札幌市広報部 (@Sapporo_PRD) September 9, 2018

【相談窓口】
外国人対応が可能な相談窓口の情報をお知らせいたします。 pic.twitter.com/ULgVZuZjgL

— 札幌市観光・MICE推進部 (@Sapporo_tourism) September 9, 2018

小樽市内停電、水道の復旧状況（9月8日12時現在）

停電は、9月7日（金）23時頃、市内全域で復旧しました。
それにともない、断水も解消されました。

— 小樽市 (@OtaruCity) September 8, 2018

【市内の小中学校について】
9月10日(月)は、市内全ての小・中学校で通常通り授業を行います。持ち物などは各学校の指示に従って準備し、いつもの時間までに登校してください。スクールバスも通常通り運行し、学校給食も提供されます。#室蘭 #小中学校

— 室蘭市 (@Muroran_City) September 8, 2018

【#北海道の皆様へ：#節電のお願い】具体的な節電の取組は、資源エネルギー庁WEBサイト「節電https://t.co/zoe0EWvEU6」でもご紹介しています。ぜひご参考ください。#平成30年北海道胆振東部地震

■ご家庭向け⇒https://t.co/DL6b60gwyC

■事業者向け⇒https://t.co/D6ovu9IWqn pic.twitter.com/t1p4MkSNaM

— 首相官邸(災害・危機管理情報) (@Kantei_Saigai) September 8, 2018

#北海道 #地震
ガソリン12日分、軽油8日分、灯油115日分と道内には十分な在庫。さらに供給に万全を期すため本州から道内油槽所に対し継続的に輸送。今日もガソリン・軽油・灯油の在庫を一日分積み増し。明日以降も毎日輸送を行っていきます。
全く心配ありませんので、落ち着いた対応をお願いします。

— 世耕弘成 Hiroshige SEKO (@SekoHiroshige) September 8, 2018

北海道の皆様へ　節電のお願いです。朝８時半から夜８時半については、２割の節電をお願いいたします。 pic.twitter.com/jEGrLfZKnG

— 経済産業省 (@meti_NIPPON) September 8, 2018

本日19時、社長記者会見を行いました。「現在の需給状況と節電のお願いについて」です。
会見の概要は以下をご覧ください。

社長記者会見発言要旨https://t.co/pCB1wZwj9c

— 北海道電力株式会社 (@Official_HEPCO) September 8, 2018

#平成30年北海道胆振東部地震関連
入浴、洗濯、給水支援を苫小牧港東港で実施します！
本日9月9日(日)＠大型浚渫兼油回収船「白山」
13時～22時
※入浴は男女交代制。
※給水には容器を持参ください。
詳しくはこちら↓https://t.co/ZXigSEnmN8
こちらでもお知らせします↓https://t.co/o60LQdkabe pic.twitter.com/4RvQneiyGE

— 国土交通省 (@MLIT_JAPAN) September 9, 2018

【お知らせ】9月9日20時まで大型浚渫兼油回収船「#白山」による入浴、洗濯、給水支援を苫小牧港東港区で行っています！シャンプー、リンス、ボディーソープ、バスタオル、ドライヤー、洗剤、乾燥機付き洗濯機があります。携帯電話の充電もできます。詳しくはこちらからhttps://t.co/H0hsWWH24y pic.twitter.com/EhSUQoTO91

— 国土交通省北海道開発局 (@hkd_kaihatsu) September 9, 2018

#厚真ダムの対応について（第４報）
８日の作業報告です。ダムの保護シート張りは、概ね完了しました。また、余水吐内に入り込んだ倒木を取り除く作業を行いました。
９日は、天気の様子をみながら、余水吐内の倒木や土砂を取り除く作業を進めます。 pic.twitter.com/5HzINW8AJE

— 国土交通省北海道開発局 (@hkd_kaihatsu) September 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/levangakousiki/status/1038612871322591232
https://twitter.com/LovelykidJapan/status/1038640226803929089

ロイター通信も伝えています#ロイター通信 #北海道 #地震 https://t.co/XNP9RS2zxU

— UHB北海道文化放送❽ch【広報】 (@UHB_PR) September 8, 2018

【For Tourists in Sapporo】
<Transportation info＞

◆Sapporo City Subway:Tozai（EastWest）line
restart operation from 2:20pm#HokkaidoEarthquake　#information #tourist

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 7, 2018

【For Tourists in Saporo】
<Inquiry Counter >
If you have any trouble,pls call us！

◆TEL:011-204-5937、011-204-5092

◆English,Chinese（Mandarin),Korean

◆ 8:45am-5:30pm,Mon-Fri#HokkaidoEarthquake

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 7, 2018

Japanese authorities say 37 people confirmed dead from a powerful earthquake that struck the northern island of Hokkaido last week. https://t.co/ds9sU5vsXi

— The Associated Press (@AP) September 9, 2018

Tropical downpours will hamper cleanup and recovery efforts in Japan following last week's destructive earthquake: https://t.co/rkrSnoPR53 pic.twitter.com/ml226LEf9B

— AccuWeather (@breakingweather) September 9, 2018

Death toll rises to 30 after powerful #Japan #earthquake https://t.co/F9YxUphVpH pic.twitter.com/MrfBR0NwJC

— Press TV (@PressTV) September 8, 2018

Death toll rises to 30 in the aftermath of Japan's Hokkaido earthquakehttps://t.co/z9b8LdSvhZ

— TIME (@TIME) September 8, 2018

PHOTOS: Japanese rescue workers continue search for missing people after magnitude 6.7 Hokkaido earthquakehttps://t.co/PZomhrg77f pic.twitter.com/vKTr0CZiN3

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) September 8, 2018

Japan earthquake death toll rises to 30 as thousands of people continue to sleep in shelters https://t.co/Akun6YNmdV

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) September 8, 2018

Sixteen-thousand fill up shelters the THIRD DAY after killer Japan earthquake https://t.co/GwEtOnc1vI

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) September 8, 2018

#Blackout, #landslides plague town in #Hokkaido, following #earthquake. #Japanearthquake https://t.co/liRkUos2b7 pic.twitter.com/U9Ge1u6hPX

— CCTV+ (@CCTV_Plus) September 8, 2018

▪ #JAPAN EARTHQUAKE

14 deaths and 26 missing from #Hokkaido #earthquake pic.twitter.com/S8d03d359N

— Arirang News (@arirangtvnews) September 7, 2018

Pachinko parlor in Hokkaido operating on emergency power while many homes nearby remain dark https://t.co/nLwlh3aq2Q

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 9, 2018

100 aftershocks rattle Hokkaido Japan after 6.7 magnitude earthquake https://t.co/Vl7xOGPK0o

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 9, 2018

nearly a million homes in #Hokkaido lost power after the massive #earthquake there, but crews have restored it https://t.co/LrWm9RAAHU pic.twitter.com/WeVWnlWt4n

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 7, 2018

7 deads, 30+ missing, but power being restored after massive #Hokkaido #earthquake https://t.co/D3pEO9svq9 pic.twitter.com/fRNfdG4ycF

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 7, 2018

Hokkaido earthquake recovery starting already https://t.co/MDk11Qoxad

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 7, 2018

Hokkaido earthquake recovery starts here https://t.co/6S3yAartgO

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 6, 2018

7 years after #Fukushima nuclear meltdowns Hokkaido Tomari reactors are using emergency generators to keep.heat down after blackouts caused by earthquake https://t.co/UZs7SKDbAC

— Daniel P. Aldrich (@DanielPAldrich) September 6, 2018

Japan's dairy industry is at risk after a strong earthquake in Hokkaido caused widespread power outages https://t.co/08GvdRiUlJ

— Bloomberg (@business) September 7, 2018

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake has hit the Japanese island of Hokkaido, causing mudslides that left buildings and cars submerged in mud.

Just days before, Typhoon Jebi killed 10 people on Japan's mainland.

Read the full story here: https://t.co/fQCSUlA11a pic.twitter.com/00ZpQksKnq

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 6, 2018

We at @SasakawaUSA are also thinking of our Japanese friends today as they begin the recovery process after Typhoon #Jebi and the Hokkaido earthquake. https://t.co/kdyMgcLiuj

— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) September 6, 2018

Regarding the recent natural disasters in the earthquake in Hokkaido and the typhoon in the Osaka area. The APU campus and Oita Prefecture were not affected by these events. Our thoughts are with those in areas affected by these recent disasters, and we hope for a rapid recovery.

— 立命館アジア太平洋大学 (@ritsumeikanapu) September 7, 2018

https://twitter.com/SpainMFA/status/1037993296616935424

We are deeply saddened by the loss of life, injuries, and devastation caused by #typhoon #Jebi in the larger #Kansai region and by the #earthquake in #Hokkaido. We sympathise with all those affected. We express our respect to the rescue workers. We wish a speedy recovery to all. pic.twitter.com/1R2P9pgZiU

— Belgium in Japan (@BelgiumEmbJapan) September 7, 2018

Our ❤️s are with the people of #Sapporo #Atsuma #Hokkaido as recovery efforts begin after the M6.6 #JapanEarthquake today: Hokkaido Earthquake Japan: 6.6 Quake Hits Near Sapporo https://t.co/0hm2mbWWk7

— CEA (@CalQuake) September 5, 2018

After the recent earthquake in Hokkaido, our offices in Japan reached out to our schools and teachers in the area to check on everyone. All of our teachers and staff in Hokkaido are safe.
We hope for a smooth and quick recovery for everyone affected in Hokkaido. #AEONJapan pic.twitter.com/XT5pdk6qVV

— AEON Corporation (@AEONCorp) September 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/Lets_go_Yokado/status/1036735588496420864

真冬の #知床から。純白の雪化粧を施したトレイルコースを歩きに歩き、 #知床連山を臨んでの #最高の乾杯を目指します！
詳しくはSAPPORO OVER QUALITY EXTREME 第8弾で→→→ https://t.co/BXUbRCBV1T pic.twitter.com/aj7FPiF17c

— サッポロビール　SapporoBeer (@SapporoBeer) August 9, 2018

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New Chitose Airport, the main gateway to #Hokkaido, resumes international flights two days after a strong #quake hit the north #Japan island.https://t.co/chTZltLI92 #HokkaidoEarthquake #Japanearthquake #earthquake #新千歳空港

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

[Message from the Prime Minister]
I offer my heartfelt condolences for the lives lost because of the earthquake hit in the eastern Iburi region of Hokkaido.
Read more: https://t.co/KPsNEd23oX
(Originally Posted in Japanese at 20:24, September 6, 2018)#HokkaidoEarthquake pic.twitter.com/Rfc3TApE7c

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 7, 2018

AFTERMATH: 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocked Hokkaido, Japan, causing mudslides, damage to structures and even splitting roads.

At least 16 people have been confirmed dead. https://t.co/Dy4escgUCt pic.twitter.com/J0cuJ7sUHp

— ABC News (@ABC) September 7, 2018

Japan rocked by 2 earthquakes after typhoon https://t.co/zjv8bfGHuQ pic.twitter.com/1M5AuVolFs

— FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) September 7, 2018

Strong earthquake in Japan triggers massive landslides pic.twitter.com/V6UZ2zgKnI

— TRT World (@trtworld) September 7, 2018

Deadly #earthquake triggers massive landslides in #Hokkaido #Japan pic.twitter.com/x3QENTL3y7

— Ruptly (@Ruptly) September 7, 2018

An earthquake and typhoon triggered massive mudslides in Japan this week: https://t.co/vF7079DFnp pic.twitter.com/Jmqq6IFfab

— Forbes Science (@ForbesScience) September 7, 2018

Japan is restoring electricity to 5.3 million people after an earthquake in Hokkaido knocked out its main power station. The quake killed at least 16 people and was the country’s worst in 7 years. pic.twitter.com/e2ZoesJYzQ

— AJ+ (@ajplus) September 7, 2018

At least 16 people killed and dozens still missing after earthquake in Hokkaido island, Japan https://t.co/TNvWRS3r11 pic.twitter.com/DKDIVMIywO

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) September 7, 2018

✅【Consultation for foreigners at Donki Tanukikoji store】For those are unable to speak JPN language, have no yen and also having trouble eating

There's a possibility end time will be changed depending on the situation or weatherhttps://t.co/jiHxySVRvI #HokkaidoEarthquake pic.twitter.com/kUoiCJNoAV

— 驚安の殿堂ドン・キホーテ (@donki_donki) September 7, 2018

At least 7 people are dead and more than 150 injured after a 6.7-magnitude earthquake hit Japan and trigged a massive landslide pic.twitter.com/MZlge1R4Iy

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) September 7, 2018

Japan hit by 6.7 magnitude earthquake: https://t.co/92XVCcdcnM pic.twitter.com/dBYe3sguls

— Slate (@Slate) September 7, 2018

This is the aftermath of Japan's powerful earthquake that has killed at least seven people https://t.co/lR3GdoF1oc pic.twitter.com/00EeWLx8Cj

— ITV News (@itvnews) September 6, 2018

【消防庁】平成30年北海道胆振東部地震被害に対する消防機関の活動写真です。詳細はこちら→（ＰＤＦ）https://t.co/2wWq34Dd4U

— 総務省消防庁 (@FDMA_JAPAN) September 7, 2018

釧路海上保安部からの携帯電話充電等支援の終了をお知らせします。
釧路港東区耐震・旅客ターミナル着岸中の「巡視船いしかり」前特設ブースで実施していました携帯電話充電等の支援活動は、停電の復旧に伴い本日（8日）午前10時をもって終了いたしました。#北海道 #地震 #海上保安庁 pic.twitter.com/lcF2Rdyz9S

— 海上保安庁 (@JCG_koho) September 8, 2018

【平成30年北海道胆振東部地震災害派遣活動③】
　東北方面隊は、平成30年9月7日、北海道胆振東部地震に伴い、海上自衛隊輸送艦｢おおすみ｣及び防衛省ﾁｬｰﾀｰ民間船舶｢なっちゃんWorld｣等にて、施設部隊等(第２施設団等)を派遣しました。https://t.co/XGUDG5o4E5 https://t.co/OKZi8zA4FH pic.twitter.com/jKKEVhUIju

— 陸上自衛隊東北方面隊 (@NeaAdminpr) September 7, 2018

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force personnel search for missing persons at the site of a landslide triggered by a powerful earthquake in Atsuma town, Hokkaido, northern Japan

Photo by: Nakajima/Kyodo News/APhttps://t.co/8T897azfx9 pic.twitter.com/qYaf4mbEJo

— Telegraph Pictures (@TelegraphPics) September 6, 2018

【平成３０年北海道胆振東部地震に係る災害派遣】
東部方面隊から増強部隊の先遣隊が、９月７日１７時苫小牧東港に上陸しました。明日はさらに多くの増援部隊が上陸する予定です。 pic.twitter.com/Odvf1ylwvo

— 陸上自衛隊北部方面隊 (@NorthernArmy_pr) September 7, 2018

航空自衛隊は、省庁間協力により、Ｃ−２輸送機等で入間基地から千歳基地までの間、警察官及び関係省庁の職員等並びに被災者支援のための物資を輸送しています。#航空自衛隊 #災害派遣 #災害派遣 #北海道胆振東部地震 pic.twitter.com/Ak81NIVCOj

— 防衛省航空自衛隊 (@JASDF_PAO) September 7, 2018

【【災害派遣】
９月６日、２１時30分頃、救援物資や支援要員を乗せた多用途支援艦「すおう」（大湊地方隊所属）は、苫小牧港に到着しました。２３時頃、「すおう」は人員・物資を降ろし、大湊地方隊へ向けて、苫小牧を出発しました。#海上自衛隊 #救援物資 #災害派遣 pic.twitter.com/wicg5KWO5W

— 防衛省海上自衛隊 (@JMSDF_PAO) September 7, 2018

【 The Earthquake in Hokkaido】
(7 SEP) JS KUMATAKA (PG 827) transported oil drums of diesel fuel used for emergency generators. pic.twitter.com/Gp8cvmIvXH

— Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (@jmsdf_pao_eng) September 7, 2018

【Disaster Relief】
7 SEP, the JMSDF JS OSUMI (LST4001), responding to the Hokkaido Iburi Eastern Earthquake arrived at the Sendai port, and loaded with members and vehicles of the JGSDF 2nd Engineer Brigade, then departed the port for Tomakomai. pic.twitter.com/7JEiBvoM5W

— Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (@jmsdf_pao_eng) September 7, 2018

【#平成30年北海道胆振東部地震に係る #防衛省・ #自衛隊の対応について(11:00現在)】#災害派遣 #FASTForce
●活動規模
・人員：約6,500名
・艦船：6隻
・航空機：46機
●活動実績
・人命救助：14名
・給水支援：24.6t
・給食支援：おにぎり 1,300個https://t.co/g6EnOwK9wL pic.twitter.com/f4jsDIfOH8

— 防衛省 (@bouei_saigai) September 7, 2018

昨日の #北海道地震で被害に遭われた方々にお悔やみならびにお見舞い申し上げます。日本を担当している国際開発庁 @USAID の災害専門官が状況把握に努めています。 https://t.co/FnESEqole8

— アメリカ大使館 (@usembassytokyo) September 7, 2018

家庭の電気はかなり復旧していますが、札幌市内、信号が消えている箇所はまだまだたくさんあります。緊張しながら走っています。

安全を確保してくれてありがとう。
早く全面復旧しますように。#北海道胆振東部地震 #札幌 #停電 #北海道警察 pic.twitter.com/iCxe7Nx4Er

— りみ (@rimiW30Qx) September 7, 2018

⚡️ Japan's Hokkaido is rocked by a magnitude 6.7 earthquake, toppling buildings, destroying roads and leaving millions without electricity #北海道地震 https://t.co/d7zeL3dlWD

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 6, 2018

Today we had a major earthquake here in Sapporo, please everyone in japan stay safe get supplies (water,food,candles,batteries)
Japan is a strong country and will recover from this.. I’m… https://t.co/EYtKIrQEDP

— Jay bothroyd (@jaybothroyd) September 5, 2018

Strong earthquake hits northern Japan, no tsunami warning issued https://t.co/bQccYA4cuL

— Bloomberg (@business) September 5, 2018

Japan has had a summer of deadly disasters: Earthquakes, floods, typhoons and heat https://t.co/YUwFlAKXyz pic.twitter.com/islVTLC4jC

— CNN International (@cnni) September 7, 2018

Hokkaido, Japan earthquake: Homes reportedly buried – CNN https://t.co/UXicAxccIa MATTHEW 24:7 " For nation will rise against nation and kingdom against Kingdom, and there will be food shortages and """ EARTHQUAKES IN ONE PIACE AFTER ANOTHER."""

— Paul Clarke (@PaulCla16589786) September 5, 2018

Animation surface ground acceleration measured for M6.7 earthquake near Sapporo, Japan today. The highest PGA measured was over 1 g. https://t.co/pVZ7VAJkjQ pic.twitter.com/bTuiG2UUGB

— Jascha Polet (@CPPGeophysics) September 6, 2018

Violent shaking triggers massive landslides in Sapporo Japan #earthquake https://t.co/gEiLebYR1l @temblor pic.twitter.com/VhJLmiQ2O4

— IRIS Earthquake Sci (@IRIS_EPO) September 7, 2018

There has been strong seismic activity in the Ring of Fire for the past 24 hrs with at least 20EQs, with the strongest being:

8.1 earthquake in Fiji
6.7 earthquake in Japan
5.6 earthquake in Panama
6.6 earthquake in Ecuador
5.8 earthquake in Chile
6.4 earthquake in Perú pic.twitter.com/JbMHqCmbEc

— Cyndy (@cywxz) September 7, 2018

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AFTERMATH: Wrecked roads and leveled houses from the 6.7 magnitude Hokkaido earthquake where at least 16 people have died https://t.co/I5bBQA6nZv #北海道地震 pic.twitter.com/4jRg9xJ7ZS

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 7, 2018

AFTERMATH: Concrete roads have collapsed and pipes burst in the town of Sapporo from the Hokkaido earthquake. Rescue efforts are underway with at least 16 people dead and many still missing https://t.co/vtLVlLMd1G #北海道地震 pic.twitter.com/HsMyRaSoCG

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 7, 2018

Japan earthquake: death toll rises in Hokkaido https://t.co/kK6ZdZsZn9

— The Guardian (@guardian) September 7, 2018

Latest on #Hokkaido earthquake: 16 people have been confirmed dead and around 26 people still remain missing https://t.co/YwSNpwaaSM #北海道地震 pic.twitter.com/3YTTc76Vh2

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) September 7, 2018

Residents charge their mobile phones at the Hokkaido prefectural headquarters in Sapporo, Hokkaido prefecture on Sep. 6, due to a blackout after a powerful 6.6-magnitude earthquake hit the northern Japanese island. (VCG/Japan OUT Jiji Press) pic.twitter.com/51LLR5YRmY

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) September 7, 2018

The Mw=6.6 earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan: early indications of significant landslides: "These are classic co-seismic landslides, apparently being triggered at the ridge crest and then involving the entire length of the slope."
By @davepetley in #AGUblogs https://t.co/GfKTjWo0Dm pic.twitter.com/ppuaviKNIv

— Am Geophysical Union (@theAGU) September 7, 2018

【Disaster Relief】
6 SEP, JS SHIRASE (AGB5003) arrived at the port of Tomakomai for disaster relief of the earthquake under the eastern Iburi, Hokkaido.
JS SHIRASE crews made One thousand of rice-ball “ONIGIRI”, and sent to MUKAWA chou and ABIRA chou.#JMSDF #disaster_relief pic.twitter.com/ENzTmlrQwR

— Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (@jmsdf_pao_eng) September 7, 2018

Two people were confirmed dead while dozens remain missing after a strong earthquake rocked Hokkaido,… https://t.co/APWIdj2DRB

— UNTV News and Rescue (@UNTVNewsRescue) September 7, 2018

Officials say 16 people died or are presumed dead after the powerful earthquake that hit Hokkaido, Japan https://t.co/VKhAJqXfBD

— Bloomberg (@business) September 7, 2018

Watch the moment a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Hokkaido in northern Japan, causing landslides, leveling buildings and leaving almost 3 million households without power https://t.co/DlHdghr1DN #北海道地震北海道電力 pic.twitter.com/M7awohEmJ0

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 7, 2018

Watch the moment a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Hokkaido in northern Japan, causing landslides, levelling buildings and leaving almost 3 million households without power https://t.co/yemzZCjoko #北海道地震北海道電力 pic.twitter.com/PUrGh8wjz9

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 6, 2018

At least 9 people died and more than 100 injured after a powerful 6.7 magnitude earthquake ripped through Japan's Hokkaido island https://t.co/gymxzZ3WGr pic.twitter.com/rkOEfQaPoP

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 6, 2018

Watch the moment a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit Hokkaido in northern Japan, causing landslides, levelling buildings and leaving almost 3 million households without power https://t.co/DiB4HmsW9T #北海道地震北海道電力 pic.twitter.com/4g2wARsrWG

— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) September 6, 2018

Homes have been buried on the Japanese island of Hokkaido after an earthquake caused heavy mudslides.

The quake measured 6.7 magnitudes and is the latest natural disaster to hit the Japan after Typhoon Jebi.

For more stories from around the world visit: https://t.co/tkh7Bmeeui pic.twitter.com/cFbL4XR2vt

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 6, 2018

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake has hit the Japanese island of Hokkaido, causing mudslides that left buildings and cars submerged in mud.

Just days before, Typhoon Jebi killed 10 people on Japan's mainland.

Read the full story here: https://t.co/fQCSUlA11a pic.twitter.com/00ZpQksKnq

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 6, 2018

AFTERMATH: 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocked Hokkaido, Japan, causing mudslides, damage to structures and even splitting roads. https://t.co/UffiQSbUjA pic.twitter.com/MNJOhlFVAp

— ABC News (@ABC) September 6, 2018

NEW: Magnitude 6.6 earthquake strikes northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, per USGS. Japanese authorities say there is no tsunami risk. https://t.co/29PmY7WeUK pic.twitter.com/QxCNMbRwcz

— ABC News (@ABC) September 5, 2018

DEADLY QUAKE: Video shows a plane shaking on the runway at New Chistose Airport and damage to the terminal when a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido; at least 9 people were killed, several remain missing and power was knocked out for 3 million homes. pic.twitter.com/agpa5TVpn9

— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) September 6, 2018

【For Tourists in Sapporo】

A storong earthquake rocked HOKKAIDO on 6 Sep.
We tweet "Emergency information for Foreign
tourists" for your help.#HokkaidoEarthquake　#information #tourist

— 北海道ニュースUHB (@uhbnews_uhb) September 7, 2018

⚡️ "Massive earthquake hit Hokkaido Thursday morning"https://t.co/ZLklRhpYHA

— Twitterライフライン (@TwitterLifeline) September 6, 2018

Japan earthquake kills at least 9, injures hundreds on Hokkaido. https://t.co/q1SjdqQVhh pic.twitter.com/jzAABXKYtU

— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) September 6, 2018

A deadly #earthquake struck #Japan's northern island of #Hokkaido early Thursday, causing landslides which buried a large number of homes at the foot of a ridge. https://t.co/Hrzl6wJlfP pic.twitter.com/dklEIDEsdQ

— CNN Weather Center (@CNNweather) September 6, 2018

Strong earthquake reportedly buries homes in Hokkaido, Japan https://t.co/bTfsA48jTI

— CNN International (@cnni) September 5, 2018

Landslides from a preliminary magnitude 6.7 earthquake on Japan's Hokkaido island buried a "large" number of homes, broadcaster NHK reports https://t.co/FqUKA70Zve pic.twitter.com/Zsw2cAzGGQ

— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) September 5, 2018

Japan earthquake claims lives after 6.7 quake in Hokkaido triggers landslides and crushes homes https://t.co/q6qyDVt7Ri pic.twitter.com/temR1XLyhw

— The Sun (@TheSun) September 6, 2018

UPDATE: Death toll rises to at least eight after earthquake in Hokkaido island, Japan https://t.co/JdJmFQzO1e pic.twitter.com/XpmVa52ALS

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) September 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/BuzzFeedStorm/status/1037446808803241984

Earthquake in Japan:

– 6.7 magnitude quake struck Hokkaido.
– 7 dead, 100 injured, 40 missing.
– Prime minister Shinzo Abe deployed 25,000 self defense troops for search and rescue.https://t.co/AOnG7lX2Qz pic.twitter.com/wc8091ZuJp

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) September 6, 2018

Dramatic photos show landslides wiping out homes after a 6.7 magnitude earthquake rocked Hokkaido, Japan https://t.co/AOnG7meDI7 pic.twitter.com/iz95XyjKoh

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) September 6, 2018

#Hokkaido #Earthquake update:
Hokkaido Government has opened telephone consultation service for non-Japanese people in English, Chinese, and Korean. Please call Tel. 011-204-5092. Open until 17:30.

— 在札幌米国総領事館 (@USConsSapporo) September 6, 2018

An earthquake struck Hokkaido shortly after 3:00 AM on Sept 6. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported no tsunami threat. Large portions of Hokkaido remain without power and local authorities urge drivers to exercise caution at intersections, as traffic signals may be affected

— 在札幌米国総領事館 (@USConsSapporo) September 5, 2018

NTT has advised that their mobile phone services (including voice & data) may become unavailable across Hokkaido at around 2pm on 6 Sept, due to power outages caused by the earthquake. NTT public phones will continue to function and should be available to use free of charge

— Australia in Japan (@AustraliaInJPN) September 6, 2018

No #tsunami threat to Australia from mag. 6.7 #earthquake near Hokkaido, Japan. Latest info. at https://t.co/Tynv3ZPROS. pic.twitter.com/VLIjfq9Db5

— Bureau of Meteorology, Australia (@BOM_au) September 5, 2018

Powerful 6.7-magnitude #earthquake strikes Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido; at least 9 dead, 30 missing https://t.co/yUXs3zVmgZ pic.twitter.com/w4s78dAHbC

— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) September 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/UKinJapan/status/1037634352404815873

Powerful #earthquake hits Japanese island of Hokkaido, reports @guardian https://t.co/GR2SGvZoVe pic.twitter.com/zHZ8nM3orC

— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) September 6, 2018

6.7 earthquake hits #Japan: Landslides swallow houses, dozens missing in Hokkaido

DETAILS: https://t.co/gQik8Hdgp8 pic.twitter.com/KP7cw2jRtI

— RT (@RT_com) September 6, 2018

Sixteen people have been confirmed dead and around 26 people still remain missing in the wake of a powerful earthquake that rocked Hokkaido Prefecture in northern Japan on Thursday morning. https://t.co/k4WrVivXJG pic.twitter.com/gotRVovoXS

— China Plus News (@ChinaPlusNews) September 7, 2018

Magnitude 6.7 earthquake hits Japans' Hokkaido, leaving at least 53 injured and 16 missing, while 3 million households suffer power blackouts https://t.co/ciHgEiJ3Vk pic.twitter.com/K6nH0xpPaq

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) September 6, 2018

Hokkaido Earthquake: Current casualty figures are 14 dead, 26 listed as missing, and hundreds of serious injuries. (MP) #HokkaidoEarthquake #Hokkaido #Earthquake

— SNA Japan (@ShingetsuNews) September 7, 2018

BREAKING: A 6.6 magnitude #earthquake has struck Japan's Hokkaido island. pic.twitter.com/L7pUKWYHNR

— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) September 5, 2018

strong #earthquake shakes Hokkaido, Japan Region 13 min ago. More info at: https://t.co/cjQlmbimcT pic.twitter.com/5WGgonaXha

— EMSC (@LastQuake) September 5, 2018

https://twitter.com/IFRCAsiaPacific/status/1037708147308150784

HOKKAIDO EARTHQUAKE: Houses, cars and roads were destroyed after a powerful 6.6-magnitude quake rocked Hokkaido earlier this morning. At least 8 people were killed after the strong tremor triggered landslides https://t.co/LYG3DpSTXp

(Photos: AFP/Reuters) pic.twitter.com/lV61WmzNS5

— Channel NewsAsia (@ChannelNewsAsia) September 6, 2018

VIDEO: Aircraft at Sapporo/New Chitose Airport (CTS/RJCC) rocked by 6.6-magnitude earthquake, which has struck Hokkaido, N. Japan at 0300JST Thurs. (1800UTC Wed.). 3mn homes are without power. Airport open despite Terminal damage. | https://t.co/7MrYkxPzTC pic.twitter.com/ruy2qSTxDX

— Airport Webcams (@AirportWebcams) September 5, 2018

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held a press conference on the Earthquake under the Iburi Region, Hokkaido Prefecture at the Prime Minister’s Office. https://t.co/92rNm1XKJL
(September 6, 2018) #PMinAction pic.twitter.com/SJ5Le0rNCy

— PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) September 6, 2018

At 3:08 am of September 6, an earthquake centered in Hokkaido (Magnitude 6.7 (provisional value)) occurred. The JGSDF 7th Division received a request for disaster relief dispatch and water supply assistance from the Governor of Hokkaido.https://t.co/g6EnOwK9wL pic.twitter.com/EgpZRRnqS2

— 防衛省 (@bouei_saigai) September 6, 2018

【Disaster Dispatch】
6 SEP, JS SUOU (AMS4302) were loaded relief supplies and departed Ominato port for Tomakomai, Hokkaido as relief action for Earthquake under the central and eastern Iburi region, Hokkaido#JMSDF #relief_action pic.twitter.com/g4ySDoJQ18

— Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (@jmsdf_pao_eng) September 6, 2018

Rescue workers continue search for survivors a day after powerful earthquake rocks Hokkaido, killing at least nine, injuring over 300https://t.co/fSU7bdLc7g

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

#Hokkaido has set up multilingual consultation desk to provide info to foreigners affected by Thursday's #earthquake, available in English, Mandarin Chinese and Korean at 011-204-5937 or 011-204-5092

For news on the quake, follow us @kyodo_english and https://t.co/0681UISTVC. pic.twitter.com/9oUdwcTUxF

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

Aftershocks continue in Hokkaido.
When going to bed, let 's put your shoes near the bed for evacuation.
It is safe to have pillow, blanket, stuffed toy and so on, which can protect your head against sudden shaking.#hokkaido #earthquake

— HBC北海道放送公式アカウント (@HBChokkaido) September 6, 2018

Hokkaido earthquake: check out NHK World's live blog for a timeline of events and information on the impact of the disaster. https://t.co/zVZMM9cLzr

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 6, 2018

A powerful earthquake that rocked Hokkaido early this morning has triggered landslides and caused widespread damage.Near the epicenter, landslides wiped out homes in Atsuma. https://t.co/67NHkW0Nk0 pic.twitter.com/M9KlvzrtMA

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 6, 2018

A strong earthquake rocked Japan's northern island of Hokkaido shortly after 3 AM on Thursday. Police are checking on the extent of the damage. NHK WORLD-JAPAN is LIVE streaming the Hokkaido earthquake updates. https://t.co/QbGNxwoMjt pic.twitter.com/AX72kCYbEO

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 5, 2018

In the town of Atsuma, a large number of houses at the foot of a long ridge were crushed by massive landslides and road were buckled and broken. NHK WORLD-JAPAN is LIVE streaming the Hokkaido earthquake updates. https://t.co/QbGNxwoMjt pic.twitter.com/y8Pz6hs4Yb

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 5, 2018

A strong earthquake struck Hokkaido, northern Japan, shortly after 3 AM on Thursday.The Meteorological Agency estimates its magnitude at 6.7. The focus was 40 kilometers underground.The agency says there is no threat of tsunami.https://t.co/Lh4wefnZDW

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 5, 2018

For people in Hokkaido, we advise you check for updates and for advisories with your local municipality.
–Emergency information for foreigners – NHK WORLD #hokkaido #earthquake #sapporo https://t.co/Kr0wMvFYk5

— NHKニュース (@nhk_news) September 6, 2018

A powerful earthquake that rocked Hokkaido early this morning has triggered landslides, caused widespread damage and left the whole of Japan's northern island prefecture without power. pic.twitter.com/MSpBoTlBNm

— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) September 6, 2018

For people in Hokkaido, we advise you check for updates and for advisories with your local municipality.
–Emergency information for foreigners – NHK WORLD #hokkaido #earthquake #sapporo #japan https://t.co/9B7Y7bQ5MT

— ＮＨＫ生活・防災 (@nhk_seikatsu) September 6, 2018

[ENGLISH]
Strong earthquake hits Hokkaido

NHK WORLD-JAPAN Live (NEWS)https://t.co/PNs38Aabne

Twitter : @NHKWORLD_News

— NHK広報局 (@NHK_PR) September 5, 2018

English, Chinese or Korean speakers in #Hokkaido can call 011-204-5937 or 011-204-5092 to receive updates on evacuation shelters or water supply stations, or get help finding a ride. The lines are open from 8:45 a.m. until 5 p.m. on weekdays. https://t.co/5Ks7n9MgXY

— The Japan Times (@japantimes) September 6, 2018

On this very sad occasion, we would like to express our deepest condolences for all the people who lost their lives in Japan Hokkaido Earthquake as well as our sincere sympathies for all those who have been affected.

— Nagasaki Cool (@NagasakiCool) September 6, 2018

In Atsuma near the epicenter, massive landslides engulfed houses.This picture shows rescue workers are searching people who are missing there.The number of the missing is over thirty now.( September 6, 4:00 p.m.) About this earthquake is https://t.co/TSUiHwgIPI . #hokkaido pic.twitter.com/PRwRvqfVvQ

— 読売新聞写真部 (@tshashin) September 6, 2018

A powerful earthquake shook Japan’s northernmost main island of Hokkaido early Thursday. There are a lot landslides occurred by the earthquake. About this earthquake in English →https://t.co/tW7v1U2dnd #hokkaido #earthquake pic.twitter.com/k2YqoejNF2

— 読売新聞写真部 (@tshashin) September 6, 2018

An earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan has delayed the Nintendo Direct scheduled for today. https://t.co/HHjWH6ESGh pic.twitter.com/pZVzxOUk0I

— IGN (@IGN) September 6, 2018

Today’s Nintendo Direct delayed following earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan https://t.co/TOkDzbqGlf pic.twitter.com/Ot67JBs4jd

— Polygon (@Polygon) September 6, 2018

Nintendo Direct Delayed Due To Powerful Earthquake in Hokkaido https://t.co/uKyFFFVRj0 #NintendoDirect #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/Vk47bicYpT

— Nintendo Life (@nintendolife) September 6, 2018

Due to the powerful earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan, we have decided to delay this week’s planned Nintendo Direct. We will provide a new time and date in the near future. Thank you for your understanding. pic.twitter.com/IITgJFtzub

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 6, 2018

Due to the powerful earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan, we have decided to delay this week’s planned Nintendo Direct. We will provide a new time and date in the near future. Thank you for your understanding. pic.twitter.com/rr2RDW3jFv

— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) September 6, 2018

There was a great Earthquake this morning in Hokkaido. A lot of victims. Many of them not haven't found yet. And there were a huge Typhoon few days ago that passed through Japan. Still millions of house's electricity is out. Please pray for our Country.
Thank you always.

— Yojiro Noda (@YojiNoda1) September 6, 2018

JAPAN: Rescuers are still digging to unearth survivors after a deadly earthquake hit in the middle of the night causing buildings to collapse, landslides and power outages across Hokkaido. #地震 #北海道 pic.twitter.com/qCzBkJGJJ8

— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) September 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/MariettaPosts/status/1037465645003284480

Pre- and post-seismic image of 2018 Hokkaido earthquake. Phenomenal landslides.
Credit: https://t.co/Cu6UjVmIpQ pic.twitter.com/sZd7E4MTDT

— Jay Tung (@jaytung_earth) September 6, 2018

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

— DW News (@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 (@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 etc. 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。
https://twitter.com/UNODC/status/1015237541405102081

#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

https://twitter.com/cse_cst/status/1019297517173989378

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

https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/955829391866474496

#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 | Get Ahead of IT (@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

https://twitter.com/StevenCiobo/status/1014071120444547072

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

https://twitter.com/So_Ethereal/status/1019258829773656064

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 #Redacted ◼◼ (@mystcole) April 12, 2018

https://twitter.com/RosaO_Hara/status/983734167757361153

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）

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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