2024-12-08 19:09:00
LDP Secretary-General Moriyama has indicated that he is considering revising the current system of allocating one vote to each prefectural federation in the runoff election for the party president.
2024-12-08 16:04:00
At a meeting of the LDP's national secretaries-general, Prime Minister Ishiba repeatedly apologized for the party's defeat in this October's House of Representatives election, and stated his intention to work to rebuild the party while listening to the opinions of local organizations in preparation for next summer's House of Councillors election.
2024-12-08 15:35:00
The Liberal Democratic Party held a meeting between the candidates who lost in this October's House of Representatives election and the party executive, where Prime Minister Ishiba apologized for the election defeat and indicated his intention to prepare for the next election.
2024-12-08 12:35:00
The government has decided to increase security costs for the Osaka-Kansai Expo by approximately 5.5 billion yen, as it is expected that more important people from abroad will visit the expo than initially expected. The government plans to ask for understanding, saying that this is a necessary expense for the smooth running of the expo.
2024-12-08 12:32:00
The Liberal Democratic Party held a meeting between the candidates who lost in this October's House of Representatives election and the party executive, where Prime Minister Ishiba apologized for the election defeat and indicated his intention to prepare for the next election.
2024-12-08 11:50:00
Lawmakers from both the ruling and opposition parties who were elected for the first time in this October's House of Representatives election appeared on NHK's Sunday Debate and exchanged opinions on how social media should be used in elections and the challenges it poses.
2024-12-08 11:18:00
Regarding political reform, Constitutional Democratic Party leader Noda told reporters in Tokyo that he would like to submit a bill to ban corporate and organizational donations to the Diet on the 9th in collaboration with several other opposition parties.
2024-12-08 05:34:00
Following the withdrawal of the bill calling for the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Song-ryul, the Japanese government has decided to continue to closely monitor the situation, as there is a possibility that the unrest will continue. However, regardless of the domestic political situation, the importance of Japan-South Korea relations will not change, and the government plans to confirm cooperation, including with the United States.
