London: The Economist magazine has named Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi as the most powerful woman in the world following her decisive victory in the February 8th general election. Her leadership is seen as a pivotal moment for Japan, with the potential to enact significant change.

According to Thai News Agency, The Economist highlighted Takaichi's efforts in strengthening Japan's military and defense industry. Her ability to forge strong relations with U.S. President Donald Trump is also noted as a key factor, positioning Japan as a stabilizing force in a volatile global landscape.