Japan’s LDP prepares for leadership election with Ishiba, Takaichi and Koizumi leading
Frequent government changes make it difficult for Japanese leaders to tackle long-term policy goals or develop trusted relations with other leaders. Japan’s diplomatic and security policies, though, will continue to be based on its key alliance with the United States.
Ishiba, 67, and Takaichi, 63, emerged as the top picks in a crowded field of nine in the race that will decide the country’s ...
The new Ishiba administration will almost certainly include a sprinkling of party veterans, long-time allies and those who ...
Former economic security minister Sanae Takaichi is viewed by 27.7 percent of Liberal Democratic Party supporters as most ...
After failing to win the party presidency in 2021, Takaichi is trying her luck once again — and this time her chances of ...
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party will pick a new leader on Friday (Sep 27). A record nine candidates are in the race ...
The yen declined against the dollar and Japanese bond futures rose as traders speculated the chances are increasing that ...
Japanese stocks tumbled after Shigeru Ishiba’s surprise victory over Sanae Takaichi in the ruling party’s leadership race ...
Shigeru Ishiba’s unexpected ascendance shakes up the Tokyo political scene — and relationship with Washington.
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