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"We want to continue working with President Trump to further strengthen Japan-US relations," said Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
On November 5th, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, in response to the Republican Party's crushing defeat in the midterm elections—an election that served as a test of the Trump administration's performance—reaffirmed that the importance of the Japan-U.S. alliance remains unchanged and indicated her intention to work towards strengthening relations with the Trump administration. (Written at the Prime Minister's official residence…)
[Editorial] In the US midterm elections, which served as a judgment on President Trump, who launched his second term last January, the opposition Democratic Party regained a majority in both the House and the Senate. The ruling Republican Party suffered a crushing defeat, with candidates losing across the board even in traditionally conservative swing states. Trump will face a tough challenge in governing. It also seems inevitable that Trump's p…
Following the results of the US midterm elections, Prime Minister Takaichi stated that she would like to continue cooperating with President Trump to strengthen Japan-US relations. Prime Minister Takaichi added, "The Japan-US alliance is a very important cornerstone of our foreign policy and security."
Following the results of the US midterm elections, Prime Minister Takaichi made her first comments, stating, "We would like to continue cooperating with President Trump to strengthen Japan-US relations." Prime Minister Takaichi: "The Japan-US alliance is a very important cornerstone of our diplomacy and security, so we would like to continue cooperating with President Trump to firmly strengthen Japan-US relations." Speaking to reporters on the e…
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