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#IshibaDon'tQuit: Unlikely Support Grows for Japanese PM Ishiba To Stay
- Friday July 25, 2025
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's future is uncertain but an unlikely campaign for him to stay was growing online this week, including from people who are his natural political opponents.
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US-Japan Trade Deal Hits Snag As Tokyo Seeks Assurances On Car Tariffs
- Tuesday September 24, 2019
- World News | Reuters
A U.S.-Japan trade deal hit a last-minute snag as Japanese officials sought assurances that the Trump administration will not impose national security tariffs on Japanese-built cars and auto parts, people familiar with the talks said on Monday.
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US Reaches Trade Deals With Japan, Says Donald Trump
- Tuesday September 17, 2019
- World News | Reuters
US President Donald Trump said on Monday Washington had struck trade agreements with Tokyo that could be implemented without congressional approval, but stopped short of assuring Japan that new tariffs would not be slapped on vital auto exports.
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#IshibaDon'tQuit: Unlikely Support Grows for Japanese PM Ishiba To Stay
- Friday July 25, 2025
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's future is uncertain but an unlikely campaign for him to stay was growing online this week, including from people who are his natural political opponents.
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www.ndtv.com
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US-Japan Trade Deal Hits Snag As Tokyo Seeks Assurances On Car Tariffs
- Tuesday September 24, 2019
- World News | Reuters
A U.S.-Japan trade deal hit a last-minute snag as Japanese officials sought assurances that the Trump administration will not impose national security tariffs on Japanese-built cars and auto parts, people familiar with the talks said on Monday.
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US Reaches Trade Deals With Japan, Says Donald Trump
- Tuesday September 17, 2019
- World News | Reuters
US President Donald Trump said on Monday Washington had struck trade agreements with Tokyo that could be implemented without congressional approval, but stopped short of assuring Japan that new tariffs would not be slapped on vital auto exports.
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