#japan-politics

#japan-politics

Shigeru Ishiba becomes leader of Japan's ruling party, expected to focus on defense policies and rebuild public trust amid political turmoil.

Shigeru Ishiba is poised to become Japan's new prime minister, promising reforms in national security and US relations.

Ishiba has been re-elected but faces significant challenges after a major election loss.

Kishida's resignation signals political uncertainty for Japan amidst declining public support and internal party challenges.

Shigeru Ishiba aims to revitalize Japan's LDP and secure a public mandate through a snap election amid recent party struggles.

Ishiba's rapid call for a snap election signals vulnerability within the LDP and the pressures of his leadership.

Kishida's resignation signals a tumultuous period for the LDP with no clear successor.

Japan's ruling party loses parliamentary majority for the first time in 15 years, signaling potential political instability and loss of public trust.

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party's political stability is unraveling amid leadership challenges and public dissatisfaction.