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hello, everyone and welcome to take note i'm huang, ziyuan today let's talk about the japanese prime minister sunataka, itchy now i've seen many reports about takaichi, some celebrate her as depends first female prime minister a trailblazer others frame her as arby's successor something she herself often plays up and of course there's the ultra conservative angle the far right idealock label warning she might brought back progress and destabilize east asia i get that they are important parts of her political brand and yes she does fit those descriptions but here's what i caution against predicting or analyzing her policies and actions solely through those lenses strip all that way what do you get a politician who once worked for someone with opposing views then turned to tv to build fame and name recognition entered electoral politics and spent over thirty years in the national diet, that's the japanese parliament someone who climbed to the top despite a shaky candidacy and now leads a minority government so beyond all the fanfare and headlines what we really see is a seasoned political operator with a weak domestic power base her top priority and it will remain so is consolidating her own power until she gets it looking strong will matter more than being strong what do i mean by that take last week's remarks one question about china's taiwan region she said if worships that chinese mainlands worships are used and other armed actions are involved i believe this could constitute a survival threatening situation she used that to argue japan's self defense force could then exercise limited collective self defense it made global headlines media outlets were quick to amplify the quote stirring up hype and speculation, but let me ask you this does that mean anything do you think in that scenario that she'd actually send japanese troops into direct military conflict with the chinese military let's not forget this is china in twenty twenty five not china in 1931 a seasoned politician like takaiji won t take that risk when she made those earlier remarks she was speaking to her parliament her domestic audience prices in japan are soaring society is on edge and her own coalition and her own party are divided on how to proceed as weak as her standing already is in the diet she can afford to show more cracks for her opponents to exploit so projecting strength is the only strength she has, but oh boy she picked the wrong bear the pocket chinese foreign ministry spokesperson linjian said in a press conference that her remarks were gravely inconsistent with the political commitments made by the japanese government and in nature and impact in plain terms that was being too faced and toxic this is a red line issue not something she can simply toy with and expect leniency she is punching way above her weight but this is what politicians like her do when they are weak or losing control whether that's causing up to donald trump getting intimate with other leaders as summits or playing up her admiration for margaritature and heavy metal all of that serves one purpose to look powerful and in control, but here's the thing true strength never needs to prove itself so am i worried she will suddenly shake up his station now, it's not about capability japan did it 80 years ago, but not now not with someone who's more about performance than power we can't let someone rock this boat just for their own interest and we won't let politicians use taiwan to make themselves look tough no provocation tolerate。



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