During trade talks, Japan presented Trump with a 'Made in China' piggy bank, highlighting the complexities of global supply chains amid trade tensions. Negotiations aim for a swift deal, but Japan is hesitant to concede on key issues like agriculture due to domestic political concerns and auto tariffs.

The manner in which the Trump administration has conducted itself toward Japan should serve as a warning to U.S. friends and foe alike: no one is safe.

Japanese Premier Shigeru Ishiba delivered his strongest response yet to President Donald Trump’s tariff push, signaling that Japan will not continue bowing to all U.S. demands. “If Japan concedes everything,