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Red Lines and Deadlines: Press Freedom Around the World
The main lesson to be drawn from the 2008 RSF report is that, “It is not economic prosperity but peace that guarantees press freedom."
Japan’s About-Face: Audio: The U.S.-Japan Alliance
WIDE ANGLE speaks with Richard J. Samuels, the founding director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Japan Program, about the relationship between the U.S. and Japan.
Japan Appoints First Space Development Minister
Japan appointed Fumio Kishida as its first space development minister, following a law passed last month, which allows Japan to use outer space for the purposes of national security.
Japan’s About-Face: Japan Lifts Ban on Military in Outer Space
Japan lifted its 1969 ban on the military use of space on Wednesday, which is considered one of several indicators of Japan's shift away from post-war pacifism.
Border Jumpers: The World’s Most Complex Borders: North Korea/South Korea
A State of Mind: North Korea and the Korean War: 1951-1953 Peace And Pows
On July 10, 1951, peace talks began between the U.N. and North Korea
A State of Mind: North Korea and the Korean War: 1953 – Present The Aftermath
Fifty years after the conflict that killed millions, the Korean peninsula theoretically remains at war.
A State of Mind: North Korea and the Korean War: Fall 1950 China Responds
China had warned that it would repay past debts to Koreans who had fought with them against Chiang Kaishek by defending North Korea against a U.S. invasion. But Washington had ignored the notice.
A State of Mind: North Korea and the Korean War: June 1950 UN Responds
Two days after the war in Korea began, the U.S., worried that it would "lose" Korea like China to communists, took the matter to the UN Security Council.



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