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Four months into his term, Suga s popularity ebbs as tough decisions await

Feb 3, 2021 OSAKA – Four months into his term as prime minister, Yoshihide Suga is facing a mountain of problems and low approval ratings. From controversial new legislation aimed at bringing the coronavirus under control to the fate of the Tokyo Olympics to scandals within his party, Suga’s leadership ability and style is under increased scrutiny and criticism. As his term expires in September and a general election must be held by October, how he handles these problems over the next few months could determine his political fate this autumn. The most pressing issues Suga faces start with effectively implementing the soon-to-be-passed

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Indictment of ex-minister Takamori Yoshikawa puts Suga in tight spot

Jan 15, 2021 Osaka – Former agriculture minister Takamori Yoshikawa was indicted Friday by prosecutors without arrest for alleged bribery charges, after receiving ¥5 million from the former president of Akita Foods, a Hiroshima Prefecture-based egg producer, over several years. Yoshikawa, 70, resigned as a Lower House member in late December over the scandal, citing health reasons, and has also left the Liberal Democratic Party. The controversy is a political blow for Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s government, and is likely to be the subject of inquiries by opposition parties when the Diet convenes on Monday. Who is Takamori Yoshikawa? Yoshikawa was an LDP member in the Lower House representing a district in Hokkaido that includes parts of Sapporo.

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Tokyo tops 1,000 daily virus cases with new emergency warning

Tokyo tops 1,300 daily virus cases; warns of possible new emergency AFP 12/31/2020 AFP © Philip FONG Japanese officials have warned a new state of emergency may be needed as virus cases spike in a third wave of infections Tokyo reported over 1,300 new coronavirus infections on Thursday, a daily record, as officials warned that a state of emergency might be needed to tackle spiking cases. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga held emergency talks with ministers late Thursday but did not immediately outline plans for any new measures. The trend is clearly increasing. I regard this as very serious, Suga told reporters, as he urged people to wear masks, wash their hands, and avoid crowds and non-urgent outings.

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Tokyo tops 1,000 daily COVID-19 cases with new emergency warning

Tokyo tops 1,000 daily COVID-19 cases with new emergency warning
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Tokyo tops 1,000 daily coronavirus cases with new emergency warning

Tokyo tops 1,000 daily coronavirus cases with new emergency warning
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