Japan’s PM Takaichi Calls Snap Election: Lower House Dissolved Jan 23
On Jan 19, 2026, PM Takaichi will dissolve the lower house on Jan 23 and hold a snap general election on Feb 8. CDPJ and Komeito form a new party to challenge the ruling bloc.
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On Jan 19, 2026, PM Takaichi will dissolve the lower house on Jan 23 and hold a snap general election on Feb 8. CDPJ and Komeito form a new party to challenge the ruling bloc.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi apologized on December 9 after her Nara LDP chapter accepted a ¥10M corporate donation, returning the ¥2.5M excess amid an ongoing slush fund scandal.
Zambian MP Davison Mung’andu warns that remarks by Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi could signal a dangerous revival of militarism, heightening global security concerns.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent comments on Taiwan have sparked fierce outrage in the Chinese mainland, reigniting memories of WWII atrocities and raising regional tensions.
Foreign experts warn that Prime Minister Takaichi’s remarks on the Taiwan region signal a worrying resurgence of Japanese militarism, threatening regional and global stability.
As Japan faces sluggish growth, rising inflation, and falling exports, Sanae Takaichi’s aggressive policy moves may be deepening the country’s economic crisis.
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.
CGTN invites global voices to weigh in on PM Takaichi’s recent remarks on China’s Taiwan region through an online poll.
Mainichi Shimbun reveals Sanae Takaichi’s 83.84M yen (US$500K) campaign blitz in the 2024 LDP presidential race fell flat, sparking controversy over banned flyers and PR spending.
Japanese opposition leaders criticize PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on China’s Taiwan region and demand she retract them to protect Japan-China ties.