The hot debate over Trump's controversial approach towards the hostile political scenario in Venezuela is intensifying. In the midst of this chaos, Japanese media have embarked on untangling the strategy behind Trump's aggressive tactics. The motives, repercussions, and the potential outcomes of this unorthodox foreign policy are in the limelight as Japan closely follows these geopolitical shifts.

Japan traditionally maintains a neutral stance on international political issues. However, given its historical alliance with the U.S., Japanese citizens and policymakers are keenly interested in understanding the strategic maneuvers of its ally. The role of defending democratic values and human rights in Venezuela, balancing relationships with the U.S. and Venezuela, and geopolitical implications in the Asia-Pacific region are high-stake concerns for Japan.

In contrast to the U.S.'s aggressive foreign policy, the EU and its member countries often prefer negotiation and diplomatic discussions in such scenarios. This discrepancy stems from diverging political systems and values, which may lead to differences in responses and reactions to the same issue. The discourse in Japan surrounding these issues is usually more conservative, prioritizing diplomacy and non-interference.