The NPI Special Seminar held on June 9 opened with remarks by Aso Taro, NPI Chairman. This was followed by a keynote speech delivered by Robert Ward, Director of Geo-economics, Japan Chair; Senior fellow for Japanese Security Studies at The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), a partner organization in the United Kingdom. A panel discussion featuring Japanese experts was held afterward.
Articles by: HOSOYA YUICHI, NANAE BALDAUFF, IMAI KOHEI, TAKAGI YUSUKE, NISHINO JUNYA, KITAOKA SHINICHI, MIZUTORI MAMI
On February 23, 2025, six members from the Russia Study Group of the NPI took the floor to give presentations and participate in a Q&A session from a variety of perspectives.
On February 26, 2025 the Japan-US Alliance Study Group at Nakasone Peace Institute (NPI) analyzed the current outlook for the second Trump administration's policies towards the Indo-Pacific region and the views of various countries towards the administration.
NPI Special Seminar: "How to Deal with Major Powers under Uncertainty" held on June 9, 2025
Maritime Security Study Group released "FY2024 Report".
Peaceful Means, Resort to Force, and Coercion in the U.S. "One China Policy" Maritime Security Study Group, Commentary No.4 by Riho Aizawa (Research Fellow, The National Institute for Defense Studies at the Japanese Ministry of Defense)
Has the South China Sea Become Turbulent Because of the Taiwan Issue? Analysis of China-Philippines Relations in 2023-2024 China-Taiwan Study Group, Commentary No.5 by Sakabe-Mori Aki (Assistant Professor, University of Tsukuba)
NPI Proposals: Pioneering a New Era of Japan-US Relations－ Japan's Course and the New US Administration
Research Project for the Risks in Information Sphere released Implementation Report "Issues Concerning Cooperation between Digital Platforms (DPFs) and the Government in Countering Foreign Malign Influence (FMI) ".
February 23, 2025 NPI and Hokkaido University SRC Co-host Symposium: "The War in Ukraine Approaching its Fourth Year, and Russia and Former Soviet Republics"
Asia-Pacific Review, Vol. 31, No. 3（AUTUMN/WINTER 2024）, is released.
February 26, 2025 NPI webinar: "How Will the Second Trump Administration Engage with the Indo-Pacific Region?"
December 18, 2024 NPI Webinar: "Technological Innovation and Risks in the Information Space: The Frontline of Disinformation and Cognitive Warfare"
October 24, 2024 NPI Webinar: "Unraveling China's 'History War'"
October 21, 2024 webinar NPI Proposals: "Paving the Way for a New Era of Japan-U.S. Relations: Japan's Course and the New U.S. Administration"
The October 16, 2024 session of the NPI series, "Ask What You Want to Know" on "The Future of the U.S. Presidential Election"
