Japan’s PM Takaichi Sets Snap Election for February 8 🗳️
Japanese PM Takaichi will dissolve the Lower House on January 23, setting a snap general election for February 8 with campaigning from January 27.
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Japanese PM Takaichi will dissolve the Lower House on January 23, setting a snap general election for February 8 with campaigning from January 27.
PM Sanae Takaichi to dissolve Japan’s lower house on January 23, setting the stage for a snap general election at the start of the parliamentary session.
Japan’s fiscal 2026 defense budget hits a record ¥9 trillion under PM Takaichi’s plan. We explore the push for military upgrades vs. strains on public welfare and a slowing economy.
Expert Ediz Tiyansan breaks down PM Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks and their impact on Beijing, Washington and Asia amid the US 2025 National Security Strategy.
Japan’s GDP fell 2.3% in Q3 2025, its first drop since early 2024. Takaichi’s provocative China stance threatens to deepen the downturn.
Takaichi’s recent remarks risk derailing Kansai’s tourism recovery, warns Osaka Metropolitan University professor Horiguchi.
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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi faces rising criticism at home over her recent remarks on Taiwan, as voices in Japan and the Chinese mainland call for genuine dialogue based on mutual respect.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s comments on Taiwan and Japan’s nearby missile deployment have fueled criticism of a risky Japan-Taiwan collusion threatening stability in the Taiwan Strait.
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