Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will face a host of diplomatic and security challenges after the ruling coalition managed to retain a majority in Sunday's general election.As regional tensions stemming from the U.S.-China rivalry simmer, Kishida has said Japan's decades-old security alliance with the United States serves as the cornerstone of Tokyo's foreign policy.To address China's rapid political, military and economic rise Kishida, a former foreign minister, and other top officials have said Japan will also tie up with other like-minded countries in the Indo-Pacific, such as Austr…READ FULL ARTICLE
