#shigeru-ishiba

#shigeru-ishiba

Shigeru Ishiba secured a vote of confidence despite his party losing parliamentary majority, indicating resilience and potential for governance.

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

Shigeru Ishiba will propose a new happiness index focused on economic growth and addressing Japan's aging population.

Shigeru Ishiba has been elected as Japan's new prime minister, succeeding Fumio Kishida, and plans an election on Oct. 27.

Shigeru Ishiba aims to rejuvenate the LDP by addressing public discontent and asserting the importance of voter voices despite challenges to democracy.

Shigeru Ishiba is set to become Japan's new prime minister amid rising national and international challenges.

Shigeru Ishiba was elected Japan's Prime Minister, aiming to unify the ruling party and call for a snap election on October 27.

Shigeru Ishiba will become Japan's prime minister, focusing on security and economic revitalization after winning the ruling party's leadership vote.

Ishiba vows to stay in office to prevent political vacuum despite poor election results.

Ishiba's election reflects a response to public dissatisfaction and desire for change amidst Japan's ongoing economic challenges.

Shigeru Ishiba's leadership faces significant challenges following major election losses and a precarious minority government situation.

Fumio Kishida steps down as Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba to succeed him, indicating a shift in leadership amid calls for snap elections.

Shigeru Ishiba is set to become Japan's prime minister, focusing on restoring public trust and addressing key national issues after winning the LDP leadership.

Japan's ruling party, LDP's failure to secure a majority complicates Prime Minister Ishiba's legislative agenda and governance.

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

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.

Shigeru Ishiba calls for immediate public approval of his new administration with snap elections set for October 27.

A man in Tokyo was arrested for throwing incendiary devices at the ruling party's headquarters and crashing a car into the PM's office security fence.