James D.J. Brown
@jamesdjbrown.bsky.social did:plc:xgrcgspapkfqfo466cb5kkjz
Professor of Political Science, Temple University Japan. Currently working on: “Spy Paradise: Russian Espionage against Japan, from the Cold War to Cyber Warfare.” This book is the sequel to “Cracking the Crab”.
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why is his name not published in other media? is it the protection of privacy laws? as you note, this would make the case much more personal and easier to relate to for the audience
Postu gösterOpinion: The relationship between Moscow and Tokyo is rarely straightforward. @jamesdjbrown.bsky.social Brown looks at what Russia might be pressuring its neighbour over after arresting Japanese journalist Yuki Imai on allegations of spying.
Postu gösterYes, some countries have different standards as to what information is a State Secret. I expect the PRC would be similar, if not worse.
Postu gösterPutin's regime apparently takes a new hostage – a Japanese reporter Russian intelligence service has arrested a Japanese correspondent, the accusation: espionage. This is reminiscent of the case of US reporter Gershkovich. Is there a connection to the extradition of a Russian hacker to Germany? 1/
Postu gösterThe FCCJ's Freedom of the Press Committee has released a statement protesting Russia's detention of a journalist from The Hokkaido Shimbun. www.fccj.or.jp/sites/defaul...
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