...

Logo Pasino du Havre - Casino-Hôtel - Spa
in partnership with
Logo Nextory

Japanese new PM rolls out 'charm offensive' for Donald Trump

Pacific Asia • Oct 28, 2025, 11:59 AM
1 min de lecture
US President Donald Trump is currently in Japan for a key visit as the country faces growing concerns over China's rise and North Korea's nuclear threats. Japan, heavily reliant on US security, is seeking to find a new balance between strengthening its alliance with the US and managing powerful domestic interests, including the agricultural sector. This visit serves as a diplomatic 'charm offensive' from the new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Shogo Suzuki, Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, was FRANCE 24's guets to ponder on the stakes of this visit.

Today

A deal with the US is 'important for South Korea's economy and regional security'
Pacific Asia • 1:59 PM
1 min
South Korea says Donald Trump has proposed talks on South Korea’s wish to acquire nuclear-powered submarines. Although both sides said progress has been made — Trump said things were “pretty much finalised” — no agreement has been signed yet. Henrietta L
Read the article
Donald Trump visits South Korea for summit ahead of US-Chinese talks
Pacific Asia • 10:45 AM
1 min
It's been a busy week for the US president. After signing deals with South-East Asian nations in Malaysia on October 26 and a rare earths and nuclear agreement with Japan's new Prime Minister on October 28, Trump arrived in South Korea for the Asia-Pacif
Read the article
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to meet in South Korea amid trade war
Pacific Asia • 10:20 AM
1 min
US and Chinese negotiators have both confirmed a "framework" has been agreed leading up to Trump and Xi's first face-to-face meeting during the US president's second term. The October 29 meeting might yield a truce in the trade war between the world's to
Read the article
US, South Korea advance trade deal during Trump's visit to Seoul
Pacific Asia • 8:39 AM
1 min
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he and his South Korean counterpart Lee Jae Myung had “pretty much finalised” a trade deal that will see Washington steeply lower its tariffs on Seoul in return for a $350 billion investment in the US.
Read the article