Sanae Takai

politician

Sanae Takagi is the Prime Minister ofJapan, as stated in multiple Russian-language media snippets. She has publicly denied allegations that Japan engages in espionage in Russia, particularly in response to the detention of a Japanese journalist in Sakhalin Oblast. Takagi has also expressed opposition to Russian actions in the Kuril Islands and criticized the installation of a Soviet victory memorial inKhabarovsk.

Events

• Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takagi rejected espionage charges…
• Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida lodged a protest with the…
• Japan Calls for Removal of 'Enemy States' Term from UN Charter
• Japan's PM Offers Dialogue with North Korea
• Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takahashi stated at the 81st session of…
• Russia Warns Japan Over Remilitarization
• The Bank of Japan raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points
• Russia's Medinsky: Japan Shouldn't Tell WWII Winners What Monuments…
• China Tells Japan to Reject Militarism Over Khabarovsk Monument
• Putin and Trump Discuss Ukraine War After U.S. Envoy Visits

Recent coverage

• Japanese Prime Minister Takahagi loses popularity after scandal with minister dismissal — Коммерсантъ
• Japan's Prime Minister rejected Russia's espionage accusations after arresting Japanese journalist — ЭХО / Новости
• Japan rejected espionage charges against detained Sakhalin journalist — Радио Свобода
• Japan rejected espionage charges against detained Sakhalin journalist — Сибирь.Реалии
• Nothing like this has happened. Japan's Prime Minister on espionage accusations leveled by Russia against Hokkaido Shimbun journalist — Meduza
• Japan's Prime Minister stated there are no facts of Japanese authorities' espionage in Russia. Takahashi noted that Tokyo is not yet in the know about the details of the accusations brought forward. — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi refutes the fact of Japan's espionage in Russia — Вести
• Japan's Prime Minister stated that her country is not engaged in espionage in Russia — Интерфакс
• Kyodo: Japan will allow deployment of nuclear submarines by end of year — Коммерсантъ
• Japan lodged protest with US over alleged killing of Japanese woman by marine — Коммерсантъ
• Trump told Takai details of talks with Xi Jinping — Коммерсантъ
• In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they reported on the continuing deterioration of relations between Russia and Japan — Вести
• Japanese Prime Minister Takahashi called for removing the term 'hostile states' from the UN Charter — Вечерняя Москва
• Term 'hostile states' needs to be removed from UN Charter, Japan reminded — Вести
• Japanese Prime Minister Takahashi called for UN Security Council reform — Коммерсантъ
• Japanese Prime Minister stated readiness for dialogue with North Korea — Коммерсантъ
• Tokyo ready to conduct dialogue with Pyongyang — Интерфакс
• Takaiti: The concept of "enemy state" should be excluded from the UN charter — Вести
• Japan's Prime Minister expressed concern at the UN about Russia and North Korea cooperation — Интерфакс
• Bank of Japan raised key rate to maximum since 1995 — Коммерсантъ