Japan’s first female prime minister boldly adopts a hawkish stance on China and Taiwan, signaling a decisive shift toward a stronger, more assertive regional policy. Her leadership ushers in a groundbreaking transformation in Tokyo’s diplomatic and defense strategy
In a recent meeting, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Iwaya and her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi pledged to enhance Japan-China relations, focusing on cooperation and mutual benefits. Both officials emphasized the need for dialogue to foster stability and growth in regional ties.
