Shigeru Ishiba is chosen as Japan's next prime minister after winning leadership vote of ruling LDP party
Japan's next prime minister will be maverick regional politician Shigeru Ishiba, after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party elected him its new leader following the news Prime Minister Fumio Kishida would step down.
Japan's Soon-To-Be Prime Minister Faces Big Challenge as He Tries to Move Past Ruling Party Scandals
The person chosen to lead Japan’s governing party, and become prime minister next week, is a veteran politician with deep policy experience, a taste for curry and anime — and big challenges ahead of h
Japan's new ruling party chief Shigeru Ishiba may see an initial bump in public support following Friday's presidential ...
Japan's ruling party holds one of the most unpredictable leadership contests in decades on Friday, a race that could result ...
Ishiba, 67, and Takaichi, 63, emerged as the top picks in a crowded field of nine in the race that will decide the country’s ...
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party will pick a new leader on Friday (Sep 27). A record nine candidates are in the race ...
Shigeru Ishiba was elected president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Sept. 27, reaching the top of the ladder in ...
In the runup to the vote, the Japanese currency went from about ¥145 to the dollar in the morning to well above ¥146 in the ...
The yen surged in a dramatic turnaround, Japanese bond futures dropped, and Nikkei 225 Stock Average futures retreated after ...
The yen reversed losses and surged against the dollar while stock futures fell after Shigeru Ishiba was voted leader of the ...
The former defence minister pledged to make the country ‘a safe and secure place where everyone can live with a smile on ...
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