Amid a flurry of summitry on the Korean peninsula, Japan is concerned that its own interests might fall by the wayside.
Amid a flurry of summitry on the Korean peninsula, Japan is concerned that its own interests might fall by the wayside.
is a senior visiting fellow with the Japan Institute of International Affairs, based in Tokyo. He is also a senior fellow at the Asian Forum Japan and a distinguished fellow with the Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada.
