Japan’s new prime minister Shigeru Ishiba to call snap election as he seeks to turn round party’s fortunes
An Ishiba ally, Takeshi Iwaya – a former defence chief – will become foreign minister, while Gen Nakatani is set to return as defence minister, a position he held in 2016. Yoji Muto, a former junior minister, is expected to lead the economy, trade, and industry ministry.
Shigeru Ishiba was set Tuesday to become Japanese prime minister, seeking to restore the ruling party's popularity and tackle ...
Shigeru Ishiba was set to be voted in by parliament as Japan's next prime minister on Tuesday and unveil his cabinet as he ...
Japan’s new leader, Shigeru Ishiba, said he would call a national election on Oct. 27, assuming he is confirmed as Japan’s ...
El Parlamento de Japón eligió oficialmente a Shigeru Ishiba, líder del Partido Liberal Democrático, que gobierna el país, ...
Shigeru Ishiba will face five key challenges when he becomes Japan's new prime minister on Tuesday after being voted leader ...
The yen fell as the market’s shock subsided over Shigeru Ishiba’s victory in the leadership race of the ruling Liberal ...
Japanese stocks tumbled after Shigeru Ishiba’s surprise victory over Sanae Takaichi in the ruling party’s leadership race ...
Asia share markets were mostly firmer on Monday as China announced more stimulus measures, though the Nikkei dived on ...
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