Time for Tokyo and Seoul to lay a foundation that takes relations in a positive direction
Abigail Bard explains how Japan and South Korea can use the current moment to set a new, positive direction for bilateral relations.
Lack of enthusiasm limits chance of Japan election upset
Author Tobias Harris provides insight into the upcoming Japanese general election on October 31, 2021.
The Economy Is Shrinking for Women. That’s Why We Need Build Back Better
Rose Khattar explains how enacting President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda can address economic disparities for women in the United States.
Can Tunisia’s civil society save its democracy?
Gordon Gray explores the fragile state of Tunisia's democracy following President Kais Saied's suspension of Parliament and assumption of extra-constitutional powers this past summer.
Fumio Kishida’s Principles Are About to Be Put to the Test
Tobias Harris profiles Fumio Kishida, Japan’s new prime minister.
Comment on FR Doc # 2021-15831 (“Request for Information Regarding the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program”)
Bradley D. Custer and Ella Azoulay submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Department of Education on the administration of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
Fumio Kishida unlikely to break with Shinzo Abe’s legacy
Tobias Harris discusses the results of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party leadership election that took place earlier this week.
The Christian case for Biden’s plan to raise taxes on America’s rich
Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons writes about why taxing the rich reflects Christian ethics.
Japanese Prime Minister Suga Has No Clear Successor
Author Tobias Harris discusses the uncertain outlook of Japan's upcoming Liberal Democratic Party leadership election to determine Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's successor.
These Americans Helped Save Health Care. Don’t Forget Them Now.
Author Mia Ives-Rublee urges progressives not to neglect the disability community—which has been on the front lines of the fight for the Affordable Care Act, among other progressive causes—as they debate President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda.
Congress Can Boost Economic Growth With Childcare Investments
Author Taryn Morrisey argues that the bold investments in child care included in the Build Back Better Act will not only address struggles that many working families face but also have enormous economic benefits for the country writ large.
To Build Back Better, improving Black women’s Health is a must
Jamille Fields Allsbrook explains why lawmakers must center Black women's health as they debate President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda.
With progress on good jobs for women stalling, it’s time for Congress to act
Author Rose Khattar examines the precarious state of women's employment and argues that Congress must work to swiftly pass the Build Back Better agenda to ensure that women do not lose decades of hard-fought improvements in women's security.
Shinzo Abe casts a long shadow over LDP leadership race
Tobias Harris discusses former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s lasting influence on the current race for the leadership of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party.
The Biden Administration Needs To Act Fast To Reset Relations With France
Max Bergmann explains how the United States can reset relations with France after the announcement of the partnership between the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.