#democracy
Browse 15 JapaTopi articles tagged #democracy — the latest news, reviews, and insights related to democracy in Japan.
Germany Warns of Rising Risk of Armed Conflict with Russia Amid ‘Shadow War’ Concerns
Why a U.S.–China “G2” Could Become Japan’s Worst-Case Security Scenario
Report: Unidentified Chinese Visitor Toured Henoko With Okinawa Peace Group as Veteran Shanghai Scholar Courted Activists; Questions Raised Over United Front Tactics
Ishikawa Upset Jolts Takaichi Government: Ex-Kanazawa Mayor Defeats Incumbent by 6,110 Votes
Centrist Reform Alliance Sets Leadership Ballot for the 13th as Two Candidates Step Forward to “Pull Chestnuts from the Fire”
Centrist Reform Alliance Co-Leaders Quit After Historic Rout; Leadership Vote Set for 13th as LDP Tightens Grip
Nishinomiya finds more ballots than voters; officials invoke rare “minus take-home” fix, final result stands
Early Voting Opens in Nagoya: No Ticket, No Problem as Aichi Trims Sites in Compressed 2026 Campaign
Overseas Ballots Open in Beijing as Japan’s General Election Gets Underway, With Voters Weighing China Ties
Japan Court Warns “Democracy at Risk” as NHK Party’s Tachibana Ordered to Pay ¥3.3 Million for Defamation
Myanmar Junta Marks Independence Day With Mass Amnesty, Frees 6,134 Prisoners and Deports 52 Foreign Nationals
Japan’s Takaichi Sidesteps Judgment on U.S. Strike in Venezuela, Pledges Push for Stability and Democracy
Poll Points to Zelensky Runoff Defeat as War Fatigue and Corruption Allegations Weigh on Support
