Chinese vice president to attend UN General Assembly
- On Tuesday, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi meets U.S. President Donald Trump in New York, having arrived Monday night to coordinate strategies before the U.S.-China summit scheduled for Thursday.
- Tokyo officials seek to prevent Taiwan from becoming a bargaining chip in U.S.-China negotiations, viewing the island's stability as inseparable from Japan's own strategic environment and regional security.
- Japan leverages a $550 billion investment commitment in the United States to secure critical supply chains, while seeking to prevent China's dual-use export restrictions from fragmenting the U.S. technology-control regime.
- President Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington on Thursday, two days after the Takaichi-Trump talks, as Tokyo works to narrow the space for a 'grand bargain' at its expense.
- Expanding its regional security footprint, Japan has increased its Official Security Assistance budget to 18.1 billion yen, deepening cooperation with Australia and Indonesia to strengthen deterrence across the Indo-Pacific.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has arrived in New York, where she will meet US President Donald Trump. The timing is anything but coincidental: in two days, Chinese leader Xi Jinping will set foot on American soil, where a new summit with Trump will take place.
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"For almost a year, China has orchestrated a bruising campaign against Japan in retaliation for a comment by its prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, in defense of Taiwan," the New York Times reports."When Ms. Takaichi meets with President Trump in New York City on Tuesday, those tensions are likely to b
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrived in New York on the 22nd (local time) to attend her first UN General Assembly since taking office. A summit with U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled, and regional affairs, including responses to North Korea and China, as well as economic and security issues, are expected to be discussed. Japanese media, including NHK
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