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Japan's parliament to convene 150-day regular session on Jan. 23
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Japan's parliament to convene 150-day regular session on Jan. 23
Japan's parliament will convene a 150-day regular session on Jan. 23, a source familiar with the matter said Thursday, with a draft budget for fiscal 2026 and some key bills for Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government expected to be deliberated.
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It is becoming increasingly likely that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will postpone the dissolution of the House of Representatives and the general election early in the new year. On the 25th, the government informed senior members of the Liberal Democratic Party of its intention to convene the ordinary Diet session next year on January 23rd. At a government and ruling party policy meeting on the 25th, the Prime Minister stated that she would "a…
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