Japan’s Likely New Prime Minister Could Unnerve the Region
- Japan's two largest political parties, the Liberal Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party , have reached an agreement to hold a parliamentary vote on October 21.
- This vote will determine the next prime minister of Japan, according to Kyodo News.
- This agreement reflects significant political activity ahead of the vote.
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Hurdles appear removed for Japan's potential 1st female premier as opposition loses steam
Japan Innovation Party says it will make 'final arrangements' toward agreement on cooperation with ruling Liberal Democratic Party, potentially clearing way for Sanae Takaichi's path to premiership - Anadolu Ajansı


Takaichi poised to become Japan’s first female PM as vote set for Oct 21
TOKYO, Oct 17 — Japan’s lower house scheduling committee board has agreed to hold a parliamentary vote to select the next prime minister on October 21, a senior committee member told Reuters today.While the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), led by its new leader Sanae Takaichi, proposed the date, opposition parties objected to the schedule, citing ongoing coalition talks.The LDP has approached the right-leaning opposition Japan Innovation Party in…
Japan's two biggest parties agree to hold PM vote on Tuesday, Kyodo says
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's two biggest political parties, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP) reached a broad agreement to hold a parliamentary vote to select
Japan’s two biggest parties agree to hold PM vote on Tuesday, Kyodo says
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan’s two biggest political parties, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP) reached a broad agreement to hold a parliamentary vote to select the next prime minister on Oct. 21, Kyodo News reported on Friday. (Reporting by Anton BridgeEditing by Chang-Ran Kim)
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