Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi returned home from her debut at the Group of Seven summit this week, having reinforced Japan's reputation as a reliable and steady member, while gaining more than visibility as the group's only Asian member.Takaichi largely followed Japan's established diplomatic style, emphasizing consensus and continuity over agenda-setting leadership, University of Tsukuba professor Atsuko Higashino said.Sitting alongside her G7 counterparts, Takaichi did not take center stage. Unlike U.S. President Donald Trump or French President Emmanuel Macron, she did not set t…READ FULL ARTICLE
