Trump and Takaichi hit it off, she dodges his Iran war rage, also brings up China concerns
Legal constraints apply but Japan likely to find a way to support US efforts to unblock Strait of Hormuz
Trump and Takaichi hit it off, she dodges his Iran war rage, also brings up China concerns
Legal constraints apply but Japan likely to find a way to support US efforts to unblock Strait of Hormuz
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