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Japan: Prime Minister Kishida’s de facto resignation kicked off the most unpredictable party election yet

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has declined to run for a second term as head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The decision kicks off an exciting leadership race where Kishida has no clear successor yet. But talk of his controversial legacy is already in full swing.

In this article Ascolta analyses the domestic political situation in Japan against the backdrop of the incumbent prime minister’s refusal to run for a second term, as well as the country’s preparations for the next elections. In this context, the current trends and the main prospects for further development of the political crisis that has begun are studied. 

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has declined to run for a second term as head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The decision kicks off an exciting leadership race where Kishida has no clear successor yet. But talk of his controversial legacy is already in full swing.

In this article Ascolta analyses the domestic political situation in Japan against the backdrop of the incumbent prime minister’s refusal to run for a second term, as well as the country’s preparations for the next elections. In this context, the current trends and the main prospects for further development of the political crisis that has begun are studied. 

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