US Senate confirms Japan ambassador as tariffs complicate ties
- The U.S. Senate confirmed George Glass, a businessman from Oregon, as ambassador to Japan.
- Glass said he will ensure Japan increases support for regional defense and the U.S. Alliance.
- U.S.-Japan ties have been complicated by Trump's tariff policies, with Japan's PM calling them 'extremely disappointing'.
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U.S. Senate confirms George Glass as ambassador to Japan
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday confirmed George Glass, a former investment banker and diplomat known for criticizing China, as ambassador to Japan, one of several U.S. allies that has asked President Donald Trump to rethink his steep tariffs. The Senate voted 66 to 32 to confirm Glass, who served as…
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