William Sposato is a Tokyo-based journalist who has been a contributor to Foreign Policy since 2015. He has been following ...
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The Sub Killer that Creeped Out Japan
In May 1944, a creepy silence descended across the Japanese Imperial Navy's communications network. One by one, Admiral Soemu ...
The sentencing of the former assistant to a German far-right lawmaker casts fresh light on China’s spying efforts in Europe.
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Was the Nakajima Kikka Japan’s Answer to the German Me 262?
In the final days of World War II, Japan’s final attempt at keeping pace with the aeronautical power of the Allies was in the form of the Nakajima Kikka’s solitary and first flight on August 7, 1945.
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