- 27 October, 2025
Physical Distancing and Social Intimacy
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Globalization ground to a halt. The red carpet of the global mobility, which once enticed
COVID-19 and the Lacuna of the International Order
Jaber Mohamed Al Shuaibi, Emirati Researcher in Geopolitical Issues 31 March 2020 Corona (COVID-19) pandemic is sweeping the globe, which witnesses continuous spread of this
Bowing with Dignity: Greeting in the Time of Social Distancing
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo In the time of “social distancing,” number of novel customs are hesitantly introduced in the
Manners and Customs of Global Citizens in the Corona Age
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo No one knows when the coronavirus turmoil will end. The only thing we know is
Bodies Count
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Coronavirus have finally hit the shore of the Gulf and the Middle East. Countries in
Religion and Contagion
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Some characteristics of the new coronavirus COVID-19 have been revealed thanks to the frantic efforts
Frontline Countries Exposed to China Risks
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo Along with the lure of the economic opportunities China poses to the world, “China Risks”
Coronarius epidemics : what lessons to be learnt ?
Pr Marc Lavergne Head Researcher, National Center for Scientific Research, University of Tours – France The present flu outbreak in China could already deliver us
Southern Sudan Agreement :a new chance for peace ?
Pr Marc Lavergne, Head Researcher, National Center for Scientific Research, University of Tours France Last Saturday 22 nd February might prove an historical date for
Japan Winning the Battle of Definition, Losing the War of Public Relations
Satoshi Ikeuchi, Professor, Religion and Global Security, University of Tokyo The interesting tendency of Communist Party of China’s central government is to call the disease