Takaichi Secures Coalition Deal, Set to Become Japan's First Female PM
The LDP and Japan Innovation Party coalition holds 233 Lower House seats, positioning Sanae Takaichi to become Japan’s first female prime minister amid political realignment.
- The Liberal Democratic Party and the Japan Innovation Party have agreed to form a coalition, supporting Sanae Takaichi's bid to become Japan's first female Prime Minister.
- The coalition will hold 231 seats in the lower house, falling short of a majority, which raises governance challenges.
- Takaichi aims to propose tax cuts and policy reforms but faces challenges in reconciling political and financial concerns.
- The two parties will discuss proposals, including reducing the consumption tax on food and cutting the number of lawmakers in a consultative body.
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Japan’s parliament set to elect Sanae Takaichi as nation’s first female prime minister
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