2024-08-14 22:34:00
Within the LDP, veteran lawmakers in their 60s who have served as party executives and cabinet ministers are showing their enthusiasm, and a lawmaker in his 40s with cabinet ministerial experience is also being mentioned as a possible candidate for party president.
2024-08-14 19:40:00
Within the LDP, veteran lawmakers in their 60s who have served as party executives and cabinet ministers are showing their enthusiasm, and a lawmaker in his 40s with cabinet ministerial experience is also being mentioned as a possible candidate for party president.
2024-08-14 19:26:00
Prime Minister Kishida has announced his intention not to run in next month's LDP presidential election. He will step down as prime minister after the new president is selected. Why now? What will happen to the next president? This is an explanation by Shimizu Taishi, a reporter in the political department who has been covering Prime Minister Kishida for three years since he was appointed as the reporter in charge.
2024-08-14 18:23:00
Within the LDP, veteran lawmakers in their 60s who have served as party executives and cabinet ministers are showing their enthusiasm, and a lawmaker in his 40s with cabinet ministerial experience is also being mentioned as a possible candidate for party president.
2024-08-14 18:12:00
At a press conference, Prime Minister Kishida announced his intention not to run in next month's LDP presidential election. This was reported by overseas media as breaking news, and various reactions are being made by the ruling and opposition parties.
2024-08-14 16:24:00
Within the LDP, veteran lawmakers in their 60s who have served as party executives and cabinet ministers are showing their enthusiasm, and a lawmaker in his 40s with cabinet ministerial experience is also being mentioned as a possible candidate for party president.
2024-08-14 15:46:00
On the 14th, the Tokyo stock market saw expectations for a new administration following Prime Minister Kishida's announcement that he would not run in the LDP presidential election, but at the same time, uncertainty about the future remained strong, and stock prices were a mixed bag with buying and selling, resulting in no clear direction.
2024-08-14 13:16:00
Regarding his response to the LDP presidential election, former Secretary-General Ishiba told reporters in Taiwan, where he was visiting, "I would like to fulfill my responsibilities if the circumstances are right to receive the support of the 20 sponsors needed to run," indicating his intention to run if he can secure sponsors.
2024-08-14 13:03:00
Today, Prime Minister Kishida announced his intention not to run in the LDP presidential election. Here is the progress of his administration so far.
2024-08-14 12:49:00
At a press conference, Prime Minister Kishida stated, "The first and clearest step to show that the LDP is changing is for me to step down," and announced his intention not to run in next month's LDP presidential election. As a result, he will step down as Prime Minister after the new president is elected. *A detailed report and uncut video of the press conference are posted.
2024-08-14 12:19:00
Prime Minister Kishida held a press conference at the Prime Minister's Office from 11:30 a.m. and stated, "The first and most obvious step to show that the LDP is changing is for me to step down," announcing his intention not to run in next month's LDP presidential election. As a result, he will step down as Prime Minister after the new president is elected. A detailed report and uncut video of the press conference are posted here.
2024-08-14 12:18:00
On the 14th, the Tokyo stock market saw an unstable market in the morning when it was reported that Prime Minister Kishida had decided not to run in next month's LDP presidential election. The Nikkei average rose temporarily, but then began to fall, with buying and selling fluctuating.
2024-08-14 11:36:00
Prime Minister Kishida has decided not to run in next month's LDP presidential election and has informed his administration officials. Overseas media has also reported the news, and various reactions are spreading from the ruling and opposition parties.
2024-08-14 11:11:00
Prime Minister Kishida has decided not to run in next month's LDP presidential election and has conveyed this to senior administration officials. As a result, he will step down as prime minister after the new president is selected. The government announced that Prime Minister Kishida will hold a press conference at the Prime Minister's Official Residence at 11:30 a.m.
2024-08-14 09:15:00
(Prime Minister Kishida's Activities August 13, 2024)
