US EditionSanae Takaichi Wins LDP Leadership, Poised to Be Japan's First Female Prime Minister
Sanae Takaichi, a hardline conservative, won 185 votes to become the first female leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party amid challenges of political distrust and diplomatic tensions.
- Sanae Takaichi has become head of Japan's ruling party, positioning her to be Japan's first female prime minister, as acknowledged in her statement about a 'new era' for the Liberal Democratic Party .
- Takaichi faces several challenges, including an aging population and economic issues, once she is confirmed by the Japanese Diet later this month.
- Takaichi emphasized restoring the fortunes of the Liberal Democratic Party during her acceptance speech, stating, 'A mountain of work' lies ahead.
- The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed hopes that Japan will abide by its political commitments on important issues.
454 Articles
454 Articles
Takaichi wins the ballot and is named leader of the LDP, the historic ruling party
Meet Sanae Takaichi, biker turned 'Iron Lady' set to be Japan's next PM
The 64-year-old leader, driven by a nation-first approach, is even ready to take the US head on if she believes that the ongoing trade deal is harmful or unfair to Japan. Once a drummer in a college heavy metal band, sporting pink hair and racing on two wheels, Takaichi gave up motorcycles when she entered politics.
Sanae Takaichi: Japan's First Female LDP Leader and the Gender Equality Conundrum
Sanae Takaichi: Japan's First Female LDP Leader and the Gender Equality Conundrum In a landmark moment for Japanese politics, Sanae Takaichi has become the first female president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Despite her historic win, Takaichi's traditionalist views and alignment with the party's male elite have sparked debate over her potential impact on gender equality.Takaichi, who draws inspiration from Margaret Thatcher, has commi…
Zero Hedge
BizTocJapan Hardline Conservative Takaichi Elected Party Leader, Set To Become First Female Prime Minister
Japan Hardline Conservative Takaichi Elected Party Leader, Set To Become First Female Prime Minister Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) elected former Economic Security Minister Sanae Takaichi as its new leader, positioning her to become the country’s next prime minister in a parliamentary confirmation vote expected in mid-October. Takaichi, 64, a staunch conservative and vocal China hawk, defeated her moderate rival Shinjiro Koizumi …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 38% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
