Japan Fears that Trump May Take a Tough Stance on Foreign Policy After the Defeat of the Republican Party in the Midterm Elections

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American voters gave a clear "no" to President Trump's authoritarian rule, resulting in a crushing defeat for the ruling Republican Party. The opposition Democratic Party regained a majority in both the House and the Senate in the midterm elections. This creates a "triple red" scenario where the Republican Party controls both the presidency and both houses of Congress…

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As the U.S. Republican Party lost its majority in both the House and Senate in the midterm elections on the 3rd (local time), concerns are rising in Japan that President Donald Trump may adopt a hardline stance in foreign policy to overcome future political difficulties. Japan's Asahi Shimbun reported on the same day, "In the U.S. midterm elections, President Trump's Republican

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Domestic political restrictions in the United States may push the president to take more active action in the international arena

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In the US midterm elections, the Democratic Party regained a majority in both the House and the Senate. Here is the Japanese government's reaction to the election results. Reporting from the National Diet Press Club, Fuji TV political reporter Mako Fukuda reports. Government officials are increasingly expressing concern about President Trump's future actions, particularly in foreign policy, including the situation in Iran. Those close to the Pri…

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Japan is totally dependent on the unpredictable Trump, and after the US mid-term elections, it risks losing heavily, writing Sankei Shimbun. In Tokyo, the prospect of strengthening Washington's ties with Moscow and Beijing is a matter of concern.