Explainer-What to Expect as Japan Prepares for Oct. 27 Election
Japan's incoming prime minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Monday he plans to hold a general election on Oct. 27. Here is what to expect in the following weeks as Ishiba seeks to hold on to his party's lower house majority and solidify his position atop a scandal-plagued party.
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Tokyo stocks dive on strong yen as Hong Kong, Shanghai extend rallyStocks plunged more than four percent in Tokyo on Monday after the yen surged in reaction to Shigeru Ishiba’s election last ...
Ishiba has expressed support for the Bank of Japan's moves to raise interest rates from their near-zero level. He also backs ...
The Liberal Democratic Party has ruled Japan for all but four of the past 69 years, leading some to ask whether its ...
Stocks dropped after Japan’s governing party chose Shigeru Ishiba, a critic of the country’s longstanding ultralow interest ...
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Japan: China's diverse culinary delights on offer at food festival in TokyoTokyo, Japan - Recent A three-day food festival held at Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan has featured specialty dishes from various ...
As prime minister of the U.S. ally, Shigeru Ishiba will face anger over rising prices at home and an increasingly complicated ...
Japan's incoming prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, will fill key party posts on Monday followed by a new Cabinet on Tuesday as ...
No one was arguably more surprised by Shigeru Ishiba being named Japan’s prime minister than the head of the nation’s central ...
Shigeru Ishiba, the head of Japan’s governing party, says he plans to call a parliamentary election on Oct. 27 after he is ...
Nongshim aims to double its sales in Japan by holding a wide range of events, including a Shin Ramyun pop-up store.
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