Foreign Minister Hirofumi Nakasone on Tuesday slammed the Democratic Party of Japan’s foreign policies for “being irresponsible” and “lacking specifics.”
On the day the Lower House was dissolved for a snap election Aug. 30, Nakasone criticized the main opposition party’s tactics, including effectively killing a bill to allow inspections of vessels sailing to or from North Korea.
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