US EditionU.S. Plans to Boost Security and Economic Cooperation with Japan After LDP Win
The ruling bloc's two-thirds supermajority enables Japan to boost defence, cybersecurity, trade, and investment cooperation with the U.S., with key meetings planned in March.
- The Liberal Democratic Party and partner Japan Innovation Party secured a two-thirds supermajority in Japan's lower house election, enabling constitutional amendments.
- Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's approval rating is nearly double that of her party, having rallied a strong electoral effort promising economic growth.
- Takaichi plans to prioritize Southeast Asia, increase security spending especially on cybersecurity, and implement expansionary policies to boost growth and wages.
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According to reports, Washington intends to build on the momentum from Japan's recent polls by enhancing collaborative work on strategic and economic fronts. A US official noted that following the LDP's landslide win, discussions on expanding cooperative frameworks are expected to gain traction, particularly ahead of a planned summit between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Takaichi in Washington on March 19.
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