Japanese PM Takaichi Accused of Exceeding Political Donation Limit
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faces a criminal complaint for allegedly accepting a 10M yen donation above the legal limit, deepening the LDP’s slush fund scandal.
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Sanae Takaichi Wins Lower House Vote, Becomes First Female Japanese PM
Sanae Takaichi won 237 votes in Japan’s lower house, making her the country’s 104th prime minister and first-ever female leader. A historic win with eyes on economic and global strategies.
Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party Form New Coalition Government
Japan’s LDP and the Japan Innovation Party have formed a coalition government, setting a bold agenda of economic relief, constitutional reform, and structural changes.
Japan’s JIP and LDP Forge New Coalition Government
Japan’s ruling LDP and Japan Innovation Party signed a landmark agreement to form a coalition government, blending fresh reforms with stable leadership.
Explainer: Can LDP Leader Sanae Takaichi Become Japan’s Next Prime Minister?
Explainer exploring whether LDP leader Sanae Takaichi can win the parliamentary vote on October 21 to become Japan’s prime minister amid coalition shifts and opposition strategies.
Japan’s LDP and Ishin Seal Coalition, Paving Way for First Female PM
Japan’s LDP and Ishin agree to form a coalition, setting the stage for Sanae Takaichi to become the country’s first female prime minister.
What’s Next for Japan After Ruling Coalition Split?
Discover what Komeito’s split from the LDP means for Sanae Takaichi’s prime minister bid and Japan’s domestic and foreign outlook.
Komeito Ends 25-Year Coalition with Japan’s LDP
Japan’s Komeito is ending its 25-year coalition with the LDP over funding reform and policy splits, refusing to back Sanae Takaichi as prime minister.
Japan’s Game-Changer: Takaichi’s Rise and What It Means for Asia
Sanae Takaichi’s election as LDP leader paves the way to become Japan’s first female PM. Discover how she’ll tackle Japan’s economic challenges, party strife, and Asia ties.
Takaichi Triumphs in LDP Run-off, Set to Be Japan’s Next PM
Sanae Takaichi won the LDP run-off vote, positioning her to replace Shigeru Ishiba as Japan’s next prime minister. Parliament will vote on Oct. 15.
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