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Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi explains why she spends long hours secluded at the official residence, describing the routine as part of her focus on governance and security while balancing public appearances.
Japan's Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, has fired his own son, Shotaro Kishida, who worked as an adviser to his father, after leaked pictures of a family party held in the PM's official residence caused public uproar. Shotaro Kishida was seen posing with relatives on the red-carpeted steps usually reserved for official pictures of the Cabinet. The row comes as a blow to Kishida, who had reportedly been considering calling a snap election after a recent poll rise following his hosting of the G7 summit and an apparent attempt on his life at a campaign speech last month.
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's son, Shotaro Kishida, will be removed from his position as political secretary following a controversy over a year-end party at the prime minister's official residence. Photos of Shotaro Kishida and relatives mimicking members of the political body at symbolically important locations in the residence surfaced in the media last week. The prime minister has taken responsibility for his son's appointment.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's son, Shotaro Kishida, will be removed from his position as his father's political secretary following a controversy over a year-end party at the prime minister's official residence. Images of Shotaro Kishida and relatives mimicking members of the political body at symbolically important locations in the residence surfaced in the media last week. The prime minister has taken responsibility for his son's appointment.