The LDP and ruling coalition lost control of the government in 2009 after election results that closely mirror those of 2024. What do the two elections...
Voters punished the LDP in the general election. Now comes the challenge for parties to push for political reform, strong security policies, economic recovery.
In an October 28 press conference, PM Ishiba expressed determination to build a coalition between the LDP and other parties that share common policies.
As Japanese voters head to the polls in the upcoming general election, every candidate should explain how they will address these key constitutional questions.
Shigeru Ishiba won in the 2nd round of voting, upsetting Sanae Takaichi's advantage after round 1, to become party leader and likely the next prime minister.
Opposition-backed Renho came in 3rd behind the young newcomer Shinji Ishimaru in the Tokyo governor election, rocking Japanese politics. What happened?
As it stands, Japan's constitution does not contain any provisions for national defense or the eventuality of an emergency. The Diet cannot put these off.
The CDP dominated the by-elections amid growing concerns over campaign interference, leftist collaboration, and conservative fragmentation.
Amid growing calls for consumption tax cuts among lawmakers, a ruling party group is even proposing tax exemptions for necessities. But is this feasible?
With the prospect of Japan joining with the US in defending Taiwan, as noted in Taro Aso's call, the chances are China not invading Taiwan are...
Opposition members in the Diet wasted time during the 2023 budget deliberations by attacking LDP minister Sanae Takaichi with a discredited document.
The Japanese Communist Party betrayed its dictatorial tendencies when it expelled an official who called for reforms. Who would want to see them in power?
