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Shigeru Ishiba: Japan's New Prime Minister
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Japan's new PM Ishiba appointed only 2 women to his 20-person cabinet, a 'backslide' from the previous record of 5 women under outgoing PM Kishida, who resigned partly due to party scandals. Ishiba's appointments of Mihara and Abe to children's and education roles are seen as low-profile, despite Japan's ruling party pledge to increase female lawmakers from 10% to 30%. Human Rights Watch's Teppei Kasai said this reflects Japan's struggle with women's empowerment, which remains low compared to..
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Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's new Prime Minister, is known for his fascination with the military and plans to amend Japan's pacifist constitution. He dreams of an Asian NATO and has visited Taiwan multiple times. Despite his conservative security policy, he holds a liberal stance on social issues.
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Shigeru Ishiba Becomes Japan's New Prime Minister
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Japan's new prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, received 291 votes in the House of Representatives, where the LDP and Komeito parties hold a majority, becoming Japan's 102nd prime minister. The 67-year-old Ishiba, a former defense minister, will serve until the early general elections on October 27, taking over from Fumio Kishida, who resigned due to government scandals. Ishiba appointed two former defense ministers he closely collaborated with, Takeshi Iwaya and General Nakatani, to the Cabinet;..
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Japans Parlament bestätigt: Ishiba tritt als neuer Ministerpräsident ins Amt
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Ishiba, neuer Ministerpräsident Japans, wurde vom LDP-dominierten Parlament bestätigt. Er will am 27. Oktober vorgezogene Neuwahlen abhalten, um die sinkenden Beliebtheitswerte der Partei zu verbessern. Sein Kabinett soll Kato, Nakatani und Iwaya umfassen. Ishiba sieht sich zahlreichen innen- und außenpolitischen Krisen gegenüber, nachdem sein Vorgänger drei Jahre im Amt war. Erst am Freitag hatte Ishiba den LDP-Vorsitz gewonnen.
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