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Panelists spoke about international business strategies in a forum entitled, “Closed Markets of Lazy Businessmen?”

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes…

Mr. Komori discussed the potential for a trade war between the United States and Japan. Topics included the reactions to this prospect in Japan and the events which led to this situation.

Mr. Atwood discussed U.S. foreign policy during a question and answer period with \f2USA Today\fR reporters. Many of the questions focused on military downsizing. Mr. Atwood discussed the…

Yoshi Komori spoke about Prime Minister of Japan Morihiro Hosokawa and his meetings with President Bill Clinton at the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Seattle, WA.

Two political analysts spoke to a small audience about the results of the 1993 elections in Japan, in which the ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost its majority in the Japanese Diet. They…

Correspondents from media outlets around the world spoke on their countries' perspectives on the 1992 presidential campaign, and how the election outcome may affect policies of their…

French, Japanese, and German journalists discussed international issues such as the breakup of the Soviet Union, the European summit in Maastricht, The Netherlands, and U.S.-Japan relations.

Mr. Hanyu discussed the politics, economy, and culture of Japan. Mr. Hanyu also discussed the relationship that exists between the United States and Japan. Mr. Hanyu commented on the role…

The Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs sponsored a forum which brought together media representatives and academicians to discuss the media of the U.S. and Japan and their coverage of U.S.-Japanese…

The guests answered viewer questions concerning Japanese-U.S. trade relations. Of special interest was last week’s discussion between the two countries about lifting trade impediments.