AJRC has created the Australia–Japan Business Scholarship.

Trump's return to the White House pushes regional rivals China, Japan and South Korea toward deeper collaboration through quiet diplomacy.

Japan’s rice crisis calls for a critical reassessment of agricultural policies that have weakened its food security in an increasingly unpredictable global landscape, writes Seohee Park

Herbert Smith Freehills and The Australian National University are pleased to present the eighth annual report on Japan-Australia Investment.

To improve bilateral relations, Chinese and Japanese state-led diplomatic initiatives need to address underlying structural challenges in China–Japan relations.

Japan’s weak yen is reshaping its economy but, with deep roots in global trade and innovation, the country is built to adapt, writes Willem Thorbecke (RIETI).

Addressing challenges related to North Korea remains a shared concern for both Japan and China and a critical security issue in East Asia.

Japan suffered a balance sheet recession lasting more than two decades after its debt-financed bubble burst in 1990.