Okinawa voters expected to turn backs on central govt despite China threat

Voters in Okinawa are expected to re-elect their opposition-backed governor on Sunday, turning their backs on Japan's central government and national ruling party despite being on the front lines should conflict with China erupt over Taiwan.

5 months ago·United Kingdom

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Okinawa Voters Expected To Turn Backs On Central Govt Despite China Threat

Voters in Okinawa are expected to re-elect their opposition-backed governor on Sunday, turning their backs on Japan's central government and national ruling party despite being on the front lines should conflict with China erupt over Taiwan.

5 months ago·United States

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Financial Post

Okinawa voters expected to turn backs on central govt despite China threat

TOKYO -- Voters in Okinawa are expected to re-elect their opposition-backed governor on Sunday, turning their backs on Japan's central government and national ruling party despite being on the front lines should conflict with China erupt over Taiwan. Read More

5 months ago·Canada

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Okinawa voters expected to turn backs on central government despite China threat

Voters in Okinawa are expected to re-elect their opposition-backed governor on Sunday, turning their backs on Japan's central government and national ruling party despite being on the front lines should conflict with China erupt over Taiwan.

5 months ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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Japan Today

Okinawa voters expected to turn backs on central gov't despite China threat

Voters in Okinawa are expected to re-elect their opposition-backed governor on Sunday, turning their backs on Japan's central government and national ruling party despite being on the front lines should conflict with China erupt over Taiwan. Rising tensions in the nearby waters have become a concern for the tropical prefecture,…

5 months ago·Sakado, Japan

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Financial Express

Okinawa voters expected to turn backs on central govt despite China threat

The LDP backs Atsushi Sakima, a former mayor. Tamaki defeated him in 2018 by 396,632 votes to 316,458, partly by calling for the large Futenma U.S. air base to be moved outside the prefecture.

5 months ago

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