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Fumio Kishida, Japan s most unpopular leader since 1947, looks to diplomatic success for survival

He is possibly looking towards diplomacy, specifically a summit with North Korea, to give his approval ratings a lift. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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As Japan pledges more aid for Ukraine, is Tokyo turning into ATM for a war-torn nation?

More Japanese say money earmarked for Ukraine would be better spent on the elderly, recovery from the January 1 earthquake and to reduce national debt

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Taiwan election: Balancing economic hopes and China relations

Taiwan election: Balancing economic hopes and China relations
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Taiwan election: Balancing economic hopes and China relations

Keeping the status quo is seen as safest option, regardless of Saturday’s election outcome, experts say.

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Fundraising scandal in Japan s ruling party turns heat on embattled PM Kishida

Japan s ruling party faced mounting scrutiny on Thursday amid reports that lawmakers will be investigated over fundraising - a scandal that threatens to further dent Prime Minister Fumio Kishida s. -December 07, 2023 at 02:10 am EST - MarketScreener

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