TOKYO/LONDON - Britain's choice of its next prime minister, to be announced at the end of the ruling Conservative Party's leadership race Sept. 5, is unlikely to change its global strategic partnership with Japan, but its engagement with the Indo-Pacific could stall due to Russia's war in Ukraine, observers say.
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