Russia–Japan Relations: New Stage of Development

March 5, 2019

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Topic: International security, Society and culture, Economy

Region: Russia, East Asia and the Asia-Pacific

Type: Working Papers

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Vladimir Nelidov

Lecturer, Department of Asian and African Studies, MGIMO University, Research Fellow, Center for Japanese Studies, RAS Institute of Oriental Studies, RIAC Expert

Dmitry Streltsov

Doctor of History, Head of the Department of Oriental Studies of the MGIMO University, RIAC expert

Alexander Panov

Professor at the Diplomacy Department at MGIMO Russia, Chief Research Fellow of the Institute for U.S. and Canadian Studies, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation, RIAC member

Anna Kireeva

PhD in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Asian and African Studies; Researcher, Center for Comprehensive Chinese Studies and Regional Projects at MGIMO University, RIAC expert

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The Working Paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the positions of Russia and Japan on relevant global, regional and bilateral issues. Leading experts analyze key interests of the two countries on the world stage, prospects for their interaction in resolving security problems in the Asia Pacific, and the influence of regional players on the cooperation between Moscow and Tokyo. The authors pay special attention to opportunities for increasing trade, economic and cultural cooperation between the countries. Working Paper is timed to Russia–Japan Cross Year declared by the governments of the two countries for 2018–2019.

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