Japanese–Gulf Relations: What’s next after Energy?

Japan's policy on the Gulf region depends to a large extent on two basic principles, namely, economic interests and reliance on the United States with regard to securing shipping lanes. As a result of the scarcity of energy resources in Japan..

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Japanese–Gulf Relations: What’s next after Energy?

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