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dagon
If it was a Kyodo journalist would Kishida kun-chan-sama raise a peep?
Maybe no, the aims of the LDP/Japan Inc combine are more important than things like lives, human misery, or that 'rule of law' they like to talk about.
TaiwanIsNotChina
Well, best of luck Kishida. I suspect everyone will be paying same cartel tax in the end.
Elvis is here
There is no denying the climate emergency.
dagon
Striving to build a modern economy on the back of a population of hereditarily entitled feudal male oligarchs and cloistered females enriched by a resource cartel.
America regime changed the socialist forward facing autocrats of the ME in favor of the feudal autocrats.
TaiwanIsNotChina
Pretty impressive that you would assign the whole current state of the ME to the US. I guess we should be flattered.
nosuke
Here we go again Kishi Kun wanting another photo pic in a different country.
Yrral
Dagon, Taiwan was not born in America,so he like a bunch of foreign born ,that still have loyalty too their old country
shogun36
That’s a really bright and colorful backdrop.
Looks like any random Japanese variety show set.
But with a giant portrait of someone.
kurisupisu
I’ve never knowingly gone to meet a murderer but in this case Kishida has.
I wonder how he slept that night?
lunatic
Why would Saudi Arabia want decarbonization, if all its business is about burning petrol.
deanzaZZR
One would think a country so dependent on the import of oil and gas from unreliable sources would invest heavily in renewable energy.
PTownsend
And why would Japan want to continue its addiction to burning huge amounts of fossil fuels, instead of working to find alternatives to burning them that might allow Japan to become less dependent on nations like Saudi Arabia? Japan, Inc. are continuing policies similar to those in the 1930s that brought the country and region ruin
Paul
Japan shouldn't be making any deals with a murderous scum of a prince!
dan
Saudi Arabia - massive oil exporter.
Ya think they want to decarbonise ?
Not blooming likely !!!
Rodney
shopping trip. But liars. The USA puppet has to get oil, because USA told him , no Russian oil!
OKuniyoshi
Its not him meeting the representative of a country with questionable human right record. Every country tries to do what is best for itself. Its him parroting about the human right record of his neighbors whenever he talks about them, harping on their alleged human right record, trying/using it as an excuse/justification for his parroting.
That is the issue.
factchecker
Kishida did not raise the alleged murder of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in 2018. The U.S. intelligence community concluded that the crown prince approved an operation that resulted in the killing, causing a global outcry.
Blacklabel
Did he get a fist bump?
Sven Asai
That must have been one of the funniest days ever for them, when someone of the West and unbelievers comes by and wants to discuss decarbonization with them.
Peter Neil
There are a few of us few who are aware of the Saudi reforms, a few more who read beyond the headlines, then the rest.
TaiwanIsNotChina
Freedom of speech means Kishida is free to call out the filthy CCP regime as he desires.
Peter Neil
factcheckerJuly 17 08:38 pm JST
That would be the same intelligence community that concluded Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, right?
TaiwanIsNotChina
Yeah, how dare they get something wrong that was previously true and difficult to assess.
diagonalslip
dare I say, Saudi has Japan over a barrell?