
Japan’s PM Clings On Amid Election Shakeup
Japan’s PM Ishiba clings on after his coalition falls short in the upper house amid inflation worries and looming US tariffs.
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Japan’s PM Ishiba clings on after his coalition falls short in the upper house amid inflation worries and looming US tariffs.
Japan clinched the Women’s Softball Asia Cup title as rain canceled the final games, locking in spots for the 2026 World Cup and Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
Japan’s top negotiator confirms that election results won’t affect tariff talks with the US, as critical negotiations continue.
Japan’s ruling coalition loses its upper house majority, intensifying pressure on PM Ishiba amid crucial US tariff negotiations.
Japan’s ruling coalition may lose its upper house majority, posing big challenges for PM Ishiba and sparking political uncertainty.
Japan’s upper house election kicks off with a battle for 125 seats that could reshape the ruling coalition’s future.
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China lodged representations over negative remarks in Japan’s 2025 defense white paper, sparking a notable diplomatic exchange.