Japan's ruling party to pick new leader, successor to PM Kishida next month
Briefly

The upcoming leadership election of the Liberal Democratic Party is crucial, as the winner will directly become Japan's next prime minister following Kishida's resignation.
The LDP's election committee chief Ichiro Aisawa emphasized the need for a thorough campaign, extending it to 15 days to allow voters to evaluate candidate policies.
The controversies, primarily linked to unreported political funds and the involvement of over 80 lawmakers, have significantly impacted the public's trust in the ruling party.
Former Economic Security Minister Takayuki Kobayashi has officially announced his candidacy, alongside potential candidates including notable figures like Shinjiro Koizumi and Yoko Kamikawa.
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