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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi highlighted the importance of aligning Japan's AI regulations with international standards while ensuring that domestic policies are informed by global developments
The forecast, presented at a meeting of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy, reflects an anticipated rise in tax revenue driven by robust corporate earnings, coupled with a moderation in expenditure growth following extensive stimulus spending in recent years. The central government’s estimate underscores its commitment to fiscal responsibility and economic reform.
Under the new program, Japan will cover the full cost of education and living expenses for 20 Ukrainian students each year, totaling 100 students over the five-year period. This initiative aims to provide Ukrainian youth with educational opportunities and to strengthen the ties between the two countries amid ongoing reconstruction efforts in Ukraine.
Prime Minister Kishida's visit to Kazakhstan underscores Japan's strategic interest in Central Asia, a region increasingly important due to its rich natural resources and growing economic potential. The summit aims to advance Japan's "Free and Open Indo-Pacific" strategy by strengthening ties with Central Asian countries, which are pivotal in regional connectivity and trade routes.
Japan's Prime Minister Kishida proposes mediating between Iran and the U.S. to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, emphasizing Japan's commitment to fostering dialogue and regional stability.
The conversation between Kishida and Pezeshkian also delved into the sensitive issue of Iran's nuclear activities. Both leaders agreed on the necessity of ongoing communication to navigate and potentially resolve the complex challenges surrounding Iran's nuclear program.
Among the disapproving respondents, the most cited reason, at 31%, is a lack of confidence in the Cabinet’s policies. This is followed by 21% who expressed distrust in the prime minister and 20% who believe Kishida lacks sufficient leadership.
North Korea has denounced Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's recent visit to Germany, labeling it as military collusion between two countries that committed war crimes.
Public support for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's cabinet dropped to 15.5 per cent in July, reaching a new low since the Liberal Democratic Party's return to power in 2012.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida faces a bleak outlook with only 10.4% public support ahead of the LDP leadership race, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with his administration's policies and performance, particularly on economic issues, public trust, and foreign policy.
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