TAG Japan Practice Associate Rintaro Nishimura appeared on Bloomberg TV’s The Asia Trade today to speak about new LDP President Ishiba’s victory and what it means for Japan going forward.
“His fundamental principle … is making sure that Japan is able to work with regional partners in a way that it doesn’t completely rely on the United States to be engaged in a conflict with China. To be able to independently, in a sense, prepare for the worst scenario,” Nishimura said.
“I would venture to guess that that’s not going to happen,” said Rintaro Nishimura, associate at The Asia Group Japan. “It looks like he’s trying to kind of fundamentally change the relationship, but not in a completely negative way.”
To solidify his rule over a fractured party, Ishiba will need to draw from a wide base to form his cabinet, said Rintaro Nishimura, an associate at the Asia Group Japan. “If he just rewards the people who supported him, that’s going to cause a lot of trouble with the people who supported Takaichi and
Following the Fourth Quad Leaders’ Summit, TAG Vice President Gopal Nadadur and USIBC Director Pushan Das write that India is advancing towards its ambitions in the domestic and global defense ecosystem. Partnerships with like-minded countries can accelerate India’s progress, as seen in industries such as electronics and semiconductors.
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In a new report on India’s defense acquisition procedure, TAG VP Gopal Nadadur and USIBC Director Pushan Das offer policy recommendations to grow India’s defense industry, including via private sector partnerships with like-minded countries.
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Deputy Prime Minister of Australia Richard Marles presented TAG Senior Advisor Abraham Denmark with the Secretary and Chief of the Defence Force Commendation for his work on AUKUS.
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