Two small opposition parties may give Japan PM Ishiba stability to govern after LDP’s election defeat
TOKYO – Two small opposition parties are in the position to make or break Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s government after a general election that was devastating for the erstwhile ruling coalition comprising the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Komeito.
Analysts are divided on whether Shigeru Ishiba will still be prime minister and LDP leader ahead of the upper house elections ...
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Japan PM Ishiba's Fate Uncertain As Ruling Coalition Loses Majority In Snap Polls For First Time Since 2009Japan's ruling coalition lost its majority in the lower house of parliament in the general elections due to a political ...
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Polls Open in Japan With Ishiba Facing Loss of LDP's Majority - TaiwanPlus NewsPolls have opened in Japan in what has been called the country's tightest election in decades. Polls suggest Prime Minister ...
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Roughly 86% of economists polled by Reuters expect the central bank to leave its rates unchanged when it announces its ...
Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru says his party's coalition will seek to stay in power, despite suffering a crushing blow in the ...
Japan's ruling LDP is looking for answers, and new coalition partners, after losing its parliamentary majority in a snap ...
A surprising voter focus on inflation in Japan’s general election, alongside global economic concerns, has sparked comments ...
The ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) failed to retain a single-party majority in the House of Representatives election ...
Ishiba's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its junior coalition partner Komeito took 215 seats in the lower house of ...
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