Xi’s Calculations and Abe’s Ambitions
In this New York Times op-ed, Yoshikazu Kato, Adjunct Associate Professor of Asia Global Institute, discusses the threats and opportunities to Japan brought by the trade war between China and US. He also explores the two ‘realistic’ and two ‘idealistic’ goals Shinzo Abe would like to achieve through diplomacy during the rest of his term as Japan’s prime minister.
To access the full article on New York Times (Chinese version), please click here.
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