Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has recently secured his position in a runoff vote, despite facing a setback in a previous national election. Ishiba managed to receive 221 votes, which was enough to maintain his leadership, but he did not achieve a majority. His main opposition, Yoshihiko Noda, gathered 160 votes, partly due to divisions...
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