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Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N.K. test fires missile

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Japan’s new prime minister interrupted his first day of election campaigning and returned to Tokyo on Tuesday to deal with rising regional tensions following North Korea’s test-firing of a missile earlier in the day.

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Yahoo News

Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N Korea test fires missile

Japan's new prime minister interrupted his first day of election campaigning on Tuesday, as he returned to the capital of Tokyo to deal with rising regional tensions following North Korea's test-firing of a missile earlier in the day. Fumio Kishida's campaign was already off to a rocky start, with media polls showing his support rating sliding. Kishida, a former foreign minister from Hiroshima, was previously known for his dovish stance and pl…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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News18 India

Japan's PM Interrupts Election Campaign as North Korea Test Fires Missile

Tuesday was the first official day of campaigning for nationwide legislative elections scheduled for October 31.

3 years ago·India

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The Independent

Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N Korea test fires missile

Japan’s new prime minister has interrupted his first day of election campaigning on Tuesday, as he returned to the capital of Tokyo to deal with rising regional tensions following North Korea’s test-firing of a missile earlier in the day

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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abc News

Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N Korea test fires missile

3 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N Korea test-fires missile

Japan’s new prime minister has interrupted his first day of election campaigning and returned to Tokyo to deal with rising regional tensions following North Korea’s test-firing of a missile

3 years ago

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Star Tribune

Japan's PM interrupts campaign as N Korea test-fires missile

Japan's new prime minister interrupted his first day of election campaigning and returned to Tokyo on Tuesday to deal with rising regional tensions following North Korea's test-firing of a missile earlier in the day.

3 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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