Bryan Tan Jia Yang
@bryantjaywai.bsky.social
Programme Officer in the Office of the Secretary General, ASEAN-Japan Centre // US Foreign Policy, Indo-Pacific, ASEAN, Japan // Views are my own, less filtered
This is the first good thing I've seen out of the US in a really long time
June 25, 2025 at 1:30 AM
This is the first good thing I've seen out of the US in a really long time
Listening in on a Nikkei Forum that involved Pottinger, Campbell, and Akiba, I wanted to see how their interactions would be given the canceled 2+2 meeting between the US and Japan
Everyone basically pushed for closer US-Japan ties, celebrating the recent US Steel deal
And expectedly, the
Everyone basically pushed for closer US-Japan ties, celebrating the recent US Steel deal
And expectedly, the
June 24, 2025 at 5:38 AM
Listening in on a Nikkei Forum that involved Pottinger, Campbell, and Akiba, I wanted to see how their interactions would be given the canceled 2+2 meeting between the US and Japan
Everyone basically pushed for closer US-Japan ties, celebrating the recent US Steel deal
And expectedly, the
Everyone basically pushed for closer US-Japan ties, celebrating the recent US Steel deal
And expectedly, the
Didn't think I'll get to see Fukuoka so soon, but here we are
February 26, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Didn't think I'll get to see Fukuoka so soon, but here we are
What happened with Brian Thompson was really unfortunate
But assuming this statement is correct, we have to wonder why that is the case
What are the nonviolent means, and can people rely on them?
If nonviolent means are ineffective, why would it be the norm?
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...
But assuming this statement is correct, we have to wonder why that is the case
What are the nonviolent means, and can people rely on them?
If nonviolent means are ineffective, why would it be the norm?
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...
December 6, 2024 at 2:37 AM
What happened with Brian Thompson was really unfortunate
But assuming this statement is correct, we have to wonder why that is the case
What are the nonviolent means, and can people rely on them?
If nonviolent means are ineffective, why would it be the norm?
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...
But assuming this statement is correct, we have to wonder why that is the case
What are the nonviolent means, and can people rely on them?
If nonviolent means are ineffective, why would it be the norm?
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024...
Ah yes, publicly displaying distrust towards your biggest ally in Asia to criticize your political opponents is exactly the type of foresight and selflessness that the US needs now
On a serious note, does Tulsi Gabbard really think that Japan is a potential security threat to the US?
On a serious note, does Tulsi Gabbard really think that Japan is a potential security threat to the US?
November 14, 2024 at 6:07 AM
Ah yes, publicly displaying distrust towards your biggest ally in Asia to criticize your political opponents is exactly the type of foresight and selflessness that the US needs now
On a serious note, does Tulsi Gabbard really think that Japan is a potential security threat to the US?
On a serious note, does Tulsi Gabbard really think that Japan is a potential security threat to the US?