Sanae Takaichi Likely to Become Japan's First Female Prime Minister Amid Political Turmoil
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Sanae Takaichi has been elected leader of Japan's ruling LDP, positioning her as the likely next prime minister, and will face major challenges including an aging population, economic issues, and immigration concerns. She is the first woman to potentially lead Japan, but her tenure may be complicated by party trust issues and a need for coalition cooperation.
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- Japan Set for First Female Prime Minister Amid U.S. Friction Over Trade, Security The Wall Street Journal
- Japan’s ruling party is in crisis as voters swing to right-wing rivals. Can a new leader save it? CNN
- What to Know About Japan’s Leadership Election The New York Times
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