Japan, Europe, and Canada express their concerns over a peace proposition brought forward by the United States, signaling the growing skepticism regarding US foreign policy. The nations, while appreciating the effort towards peace, voice doubts about the feasibility of the plan, without giving further details of their criticisms. The US, in response, emphasises its commitment towards global prosperity and peace in a constructive dialogue with the concerned nations.

Maintaining good diplomatic relations with Western allies has always been a significant issue in Japan. The Japanese society is particularly keen on peaceful resolutions, specifically respectful dialogue in international politics. Concerns about global peace are seen as an extension of these national values.

This situation can be compared with the US-EU relations where skepticism towards American foreign policies is not uncommon. However, contrary to Japan's usually polite, reserved response, European nations often communicate more directly or critically.