how is the above minister related to our country?
He visited India and inaugurated a new bilateral Asian alliance, building on the long history of friendly bilateral relations between India and Japan.
Shinzo Abe
His three-day visit to India in August 2007 inaugurated a new bilateral Asian alliance, building on the long history of friendly bilateral relations between India and Japan. 
where did titans came from attack on titan UNANSWERABLE is it a film or tv series? An anime television series who is the director? Tetsurō Araki is it based on any novel? Yes which one? UNANSWERABLE is it politically interpreted? Yes, one of the magazine accused them of having a militaristic message that serves Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's political leanings. can you name any character from it? Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert. when was the above mentioned person elected as the mentioned minister for the first time? 26 September 2006 was he unpopular? Yes, his rejection of a possible female Japanese monarch also diminished his popularity. did he have to resign for this? Yes, he officially ended his term on  26 September 2007. what spin off did the animated series have? A chibi parody spin-off and what cultural reference does the series have? It has been included in commercial advertisements for Subaru Snickers, and Wonda Coffee.
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Shinzo Abe [SEP] India
Abe, in his two terms as the prime minister of Japan, sought to upgrade strategic Japan–India relationship. Abe initiated the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue between Japan, the United States, Australia and India in 2007. His three-day visit to India in August 2007 inaugurated a new bilateral Asian alliance, building on the long history of friendly bilateral relations between India and Japan. Abe's initiative is to establish the "fifth" bilateral link in an emerging scenario, whereby, the U.S.–Australia, U.S.–Japan, Japan–Australia, and the U.S.–India links are supportive strategic alignments. A sixth link of the India-Australia would be the logical corollary, formalized as a new quadrilateral of a strategic bulwark.