Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, facing challenges in stabilizing his minority government, aims to maintain regional security and negotiate with U.S. President Donald Trump to secure a strong American presence in the Asia-Pacific. Concerned about China’s military assertiveness and North Korea’s missile tests, Ishiba emphasizes the need for deepening Japan-U.S. cooperation, strengthening defense capabilities, and expanding ties with other partners to ensure regional stability and counter China’s influence. Additionally, Ishiba focuses on addressing Japan’s internal issues such as population decline, stagnant salaries, and national debt, while promoting diversity and disaster resilience as part of his policy goals.
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