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Main Opposition CDP Decides Against No-Confidence Motion for Ishiba

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CDP chief Yoshihiko Noda said that there should not be a political vacuum amid ongoing tariff negotiations between the Japanese and U.S. governments.

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Asahi

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The Constitutional Democratic Party and the Communist Party Agree to Cooperate in Elections; Communist Party's Tamura Says "Very Significant": Asahi Shimbun

Yoshihiko Noda, leader of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, and Tomoko Tamura, chair of the Communist Party of Japan, met in the Diet on the night of the 19th and agreed to continue coordinating candidates in the 32 "single-seat districts" nationwide that will be the focus of the July House of Councillors election. Tamura revealed this to reporters after the meeting.

2 days ago·Tokyo, Japan

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Main opposition CDP decides against no-confidence motion for Ishiba

CDP chief Yoshihiko Noda said that there should not be a political vacuum amid ongoing tariff negotiations between the Japanese and U.S. governments.

3 days ago·Japan

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Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan Postpones Submission of Motion of No Confidence in Cabinet; Leader Yoshihiko Noda Says "We Will Not Create a Political Vacuum"

At a press conference on the 19th, Constitutional Democratic Party leader Noda Yoshihiko announced that he would not submit a motion of no confidence in Ishiba Shigeru's cabinet. In light of the ongoing Japan-US tariff negotiations and the tense situation in the Middle East, he decided that "we should not create a political vacuum." [Related article]...The regular Diet session is expected to close as scheduled on the 22nd. The House of Councillo…

3 days ago·Japan

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