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Democracy Is Bulletproof. A Man Is Not.

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He was not the guy whom everyone loves. Some people enthusiastically support him and his policy, while others hate him like snakes or spiders with poison. However, he indeed was […]

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Japan

“But if I go back to Myanmar, they would kill me” Rohingya’s Life in Japan

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On 31 March, Japan’s Immigration Control Bureau revealed the number of people accepted as refugees in 2020. Among 3,936 applications, which was sharply decreased by 62 percent from 2019 due […]

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Japan, Myanmar

How Journalism Changes the Tide of War

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Journalism has the supreme influence on the audience. When a newspaper reports unstable currency rates, it would cause recession as the audience shakes due to the news; once the media […]

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Masses

Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 2)

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This post is a sequel to “Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1). Please read the part 1 before checking this article. Jarabulus A few days later, I visited the frontline […]

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ISIS, Kurdistan, Syria

Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1)

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“I have never seen Japanese person here. I think you are the first Japanese journalist to cross this border,” a female officer said. I was at the Iraqi-Syrian border control […]

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ISIS, Kurdistan, Syria

Japanese Counter Attack on ISIS: in a Unique Style

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So-called “Islamic State” (ISIS) abducted two Japanese citizens and released the video demanding Japanese government to pay 200 million dollars ransoms. The majority of Japanese people responded to this unfortunate […]

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ISIS, Japan

Tear Gas Blurs Bahrain’s New Year’s Eve

Featuredby M. Shiraga 3 Comments

“Arab Spring isn’t over in Bahrain.” In Bahrain, it is blowing up a strong tempest of anti-government protest every day. Approximately seventy percent of people are Shiite Muslims in Bahrain; […]

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Bahrain

Time to Wake up, Japan.

Featuredby M. Shiraga 4 Comments

Okay, I’m gonna make it clear. The Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution. I would like all Japanese people to have their own opinion on it by reading this essay. […]

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Academia, Japan

What Palestine Gave Me

Featuredby M. Shiraga 8 Comments

Who could imagine I went to Palestine this summer? I could not even believe. I did not expect it at all until my parents said “We will travel to France.” […]

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Palestine

Kurdish Confederalism of Iraq

17 September 2017by M. Shiraga Leave a comment

Shamsul Khan and Sherko Kirmanj, both Kurdish political analysts, argue on an article titled “Engineering Confederalism for Iraq” that Iraq should apply confederalism to its political structure. They bring some […]

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Kurdistan

Syria to Achieve Kurdish Autonomy

23 November 2016by M. Shiraga 1 Comment

The operation to isolate Raqqa, which is led by Kurdish forces in Syria and supported by the United States, is named “Wrath of Euphrates” and going on with liberating a […]

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Kurdistan, Syria

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