Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party Seal Coalition Pact
Japan’s LDP and Innovation Party sign coalition pact to push economic relief, structural reforms, and constitutional amendment ahead of the prime minister vote.
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Japan Innovation Party and LDP Forge New Coalition Government
The Japan Innovation Party and the ruling LDP have signed an agreement to form a coalition government, marking a new blend of reform and stability in Japanese politics.
Takaichi’s Tightrope: Will Japan Get Its First Female PM?
Japan’s LDP leader Sanae Takaichi faces a challenging parliamentary vote for PM after Komeito’s exit. Can she secure support alone or with the Japan Innovation Party?
Japan’s LDP and Ishin Join Forces, Clearing Path for First Female PM
Japan’s LDP and Ishin plan a coalition to back Sanae Takaichi as the nation’s first female prime minister, marking a historic shift in Tokyo’s political landscape.
After 26 Years: Komeito Leaves LDP Coalition – What’s Next for Japan?
Japan’s ruling coalition faces uncertainty after Komeito ends its 26-year alliance with the LDP. Explore how this split shapes Takaichi’s PM bid and policy outlook.
Ex-Minister Kobayashi Eyes LDP Leadership in Wake of Historic Setback
Ex-minister Takayuki Kobayashi enters next months LDP presidential contest, aiming to reshape the party after historic election setbacks.
Japan’s LDP Kicks Off Full-Scale Leadership Vote
Japan’s ruling LDP will hold a full-scale vote on October 4 to select a new leader, with Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi emerging as frontrunners.
Japan’s PM Ishiba Resigns Amid Political Uncertainty
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election setbacks and trade deal challenges, sparking an emergency LDP leadership race.
PM Ishiba Announces Resignation as LDP Head
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba announced he will step down as head of the Liberal Democratic Party, marking a key shift in Japan’s ruling party leadership.
Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority
Japan’s ruling coalition fell short of a majority in the upper house election, intensifying pressure on PM Ishiba and raising questions about leadership and legislative gridlock.
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