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Japan’s Security and Diplomacy in 2025 with Dr Kristi Govella and Dr Eva Pejsova

Robert Ward hosts Kristi Govella, senior advisor and Japan chair at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies and Eva Pejsova, Japan chair at the Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy of the Brussels School of Governance. They review Japan’s security and diplomacy ...  Show more

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