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The ruling Liberal Democratic Party in Japan faces a challenging political landscape, as its support hits a record low in recent polls. With dwindling approval ratings and increased competition from ...
An upstart party is gaining support ahead of elections in Japan by railing against a 'silent invasion' of immigrants, pushing ...
Japan’s long-time ruling party, lacked what young people might call “rizz”. Released last month, the 44-second video features ...
Japan's ruling coalition, led by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, is at risk of losing its majority in the upper house election. The Asahi predicts the Liberal Democratic Party will win around 35 seats, ...
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Why Invading Japan Would Be Nearly Impossible for the U.S.
Could the U.S. military realistically invade Japan in today’s strategic and political landscape? This video explores the military capabilities, geography, and geopolitical consequences that make such ...
However, Africa's dynamic political landscape presents significant risks, including resource nationalism and protectionist policies.
Illiberal pro-China narratives have gained traction in democratic countries like Japan, raising questions about how such narratives spread across political ideologies. Social media has become a ...
Japan’s recent political shifts, coupled with ongoing corporate governance reforms, create a dynamic investment environment with opportunities for strategic, long-term growth.
Japan’s super-long bonds extended their recent declines Tuesday, pushing the yield on 30-year securities toward a record high ...
As Japan faces a turbulent political landscape, Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru navigates the challenges of leading a minority government. Yuko Nakano of the CSIS Japan Chair analyzes election results ...
Japan is navigating a unique intersection of economic resilience and political challenges. While the Bank of Japan (BoJ) exercises cautious optimism in its economic outlook, political ...
Now, his resignation is reviving concerns within Japan that the country may return to the revolving door of prime ministers that has long characterized its political landscape.