Ishiba Wins LDP Leadership Race, Set to Become Japan's Next Prime Minister
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party picked Shigeru Ishiba as its next leader, positioning an advocate of an “Asian NATO” to become prime minister. The former defense minister beat Sanae Takaichi in a run-off for the leadership race.
Shigeru Ishiba to Become Japan's Next Prime Minister After Ruling Party Vote
Former defence minister Shigeru Ishiba won the race to lead Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) on Friday and replace incumbent prime minister Fumio Kishida as the country's next leader. The winner of the LDP's leadership election is all but assured to become prime minister given the party's control over parliament's powerful lower chamber.
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