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Threatened by Trump tariffs, Japan walks a delicate tightrope between US and China

  • In 2024, Japan is experiencing increased economic challenges as the U.S. Government, under President Trump, introduced a 24% duty on imports from Japan as part of a wider tariff strategy targeting around 90 nations.
  • This tariff escalation stems from the Trump administration's America First agenda and escalating U.S.-China trade conflicts, which have intensified Japan's complex diplomacy.
  • Japan's chief tariff negotiator Ryosei Akazawa conducted talks in Washington last week, urging U.S. Tariff removals while Japan balances strengthening ties with the U.S. And cautious engagement with China.
  • Japanese policy chief Itsunori Onodera warned at the Hudson Institute that high U.S. Tariffs could push Asian countries away from America and closer to China, reflecting regional instability.
  • Amid these tensions, Japan maintains its alliance with the U.S. As core to its security while trying to avoid confrontation with Washington and prevent Beijing from exploiting disputes.
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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