We will continue to build the Japan-US alliance, and we will continue to develop the Indo-Pacific, which Japan has agreed to for 10 years.

Under this vision, we will continue to work closely with our allies, our fellow countries, and the Global South. Our resolve will not change.

Because of the current complex international situation, the trust in Japan that we have built up so far is our asset. I have spoken with the leaders of various countries, and I am truly grateful for this.

I would like to talk with President Trump. I would like to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to Japan-U.S. relations, and I would like to promote Japan-U.S. cooperation in the fields of foreign policy, economy, and security.

I would like to open a new chapter in the history of the Japan-U.S. alliance.

Thank you México. For the solidarity, the affection, the always warm embrace to Cuba.

Keir Starmer has a clear five-year mandate from the British people to deliver change, and that is what he will do.

This sanction being imposed on the countries that sell oil to Cuba is very unfair. It's not right, because sanctions that affect the people are wrong.

One may agree or disagree with Cuba's government, but the people should never be harmed.

We will continue to support and will keep carrying out all the necessary diplomatic actions to try to restore oil shipments because you can't strangle a people like this, in this way; it's very unfair, very unjust.

We call for these sanctions to be lifted and for the people to be supported, always.