An open letter from the government of independent Tatarstan in exile to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi
Esteemed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, we support your demand to dismantle the “Victory in the East” memorial, dedicated to the USSR’s victory over Japan and unveiled in Khabarovsk on […]
Tairiku mondai magazine (Japanese: 大陸問題 / “Continental Issues”)
Publisher: Institute for Continental Problems (Tairiku Mondai Kenkyūjo). This magazine was published by an institute under the direction of former intelligence lieutenant general Akusuza Yoshihide and specialised in the analysis […]
Japan and the ABN
According to its current state structure, Japan cannot have a large army, and today its strength is within the framework of 250,000 infantry, sea and air fleet. But every year […]
Japan imposed sanctions against Russia for purchasing weapons from North Korea
The Japanese government has decided to introduce sanctions against nine organizations based in Russia and a citizen of the Russian Federation, as well as two Cypriot firms through which Moscow […]
Japan imposed sanctions against members of the occupation administration of Crimea
The sanctions list included: Director of the Artek camp, Konstantina Fedorenko; Head of the so-called “Youth Army” of Sevastopol, Vladimir Kovalenko; Rector of the Sevastopol State University, controlled by the […]
Imperialist Russia And South-East Asia
The speech at the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations and European Freedom Council Conferences. London, October 17th-22nd, 1968
“First, we need to resolve the issue with the Kuril Islands.” Japanese lawmaker – following the results of the Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia
In early August, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs filed a protest with the Japanese Embassy in Moscow “in connection with Tokyo’s provision of a platform for the Forum of […]
We are grateful to the organizers and authorities of Japan 🇯🇵 for organizing the 7th Forum of the Free Nations of Post-Russia!
The Government of Independent Tatarstan in Exile expresses its gratitude to all the organizers and participants of the 7th Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia, which took place in the […]
Kazuo Okada on the 7th Free Nations PostRussia Forum
Japanese civilization is the salvation of mankind. Pure hearts and thoughts, this is exactly what brings the people of Japan and Ichkeria together. This is something that is unthinkable to […]
We demand the return of the “Northern Territories” occupied by Russia to Japan!
In Poland, Nafis Kashapov, Deputy Prime Minister of Independent Tatarstan for Sports, speaker of the Forum of Free Nations of Post-Russia and a representative of the Free Idel-Ural movement, together […]
Six lessons from Ukraine for Japanese Defense planners
Japanese leaders have already begun internalizing key lessons from Ukraine. As shown in a triad of strategic documents released last December, Tokyo is ramping up spending on munition stocks, maintenance, and base hardening and readiness, as well as making new investments across all domains. But despite this, Japanese officials are silent on whether they are preparing for a short conflict or a long one. This matters because, as the Ukrainian war demonstrates, a protracted struggle could require different plans from the ones Japan is possibly making.