Japan’s ruling party elects Shigeru Ishiba as new prime minister
- Japan's ruling LDP elected Shigeru Ishiba as the new prime minister, replacing Fumio Kishida amid concerns over rising living costs and security issues in East Asia.
- Ishiba, 67, will officially become prime minister in parliament next Tuesday, and attention will focus on his plans for a general election.
- After joining parliament in 1986, Ishiba, a former defense minister, gained public support but was previously sidelined by Kishida within the LDP.
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