Who is Japan's "quiet" new leader, and how will he work with Donald Trump or Joe Biden?
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He has much less ability than Abe." Suga is "not going to have one-on-one golf outings with Trump," Tobias Harris, senior vice president of the U.S.-based consulting firm Teneo and an expert in Japanese politics, told CBS News. "So he's definitely starting at a disadvantage, I think."But Nakabayashi, the politics professor at Waseda who spent 10 years as a U.S. Senate committee aide, said Suga will do whatever it takes to keep relations with the U.S. on an even keel — even if it means bringing Shinzo Abe out of retirement to help.
As said here by Lucy Craft