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The BoJ has taken on the appearance of an enormous and dangerous Moby Dick.
Shinzo Abe
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China, Russia and North Korea could be considered three Godzillas, a large one, a medium-sized one and a small but vicious one.
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Could it be that Buffett sees a more cosmopolitan Japan filling a crucial new role?
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I’m glad the protesters were there and glad they got some feedback
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The KCIA and Moon’s Unification Church were as ‘close as lips and teeth’, as the saying goes,
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Japan handles political transitions with enviable speed and lack of drama
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Referendums can be tricky operations, as former British Prime Minister David Cameron found out
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You only get populism when liberalism has failed. That primarily means economic failure, but there are cultural and social fissures that matter too.
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Prime Ministers came and went with such frequency that they were likened to karaoke singers taking turns at the microphone.
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Japanese scandals are never about what they appear to be about. To quote a proverb, “the hidden side has a hidden side of its own.”