Japan's Opposition Buoyed by Leader's Resignation

In the coming months, Japanese politics should garner particular attention from U.S. policymakers who may soon face a new Japanese leadership -- one that is willing to hinder U.S. security objectivesand even challenge the status quo of the bilateral alliance.

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