Former Defense Minister Ishiba chosen to lead Japan's ruling party. He'll become PM next week
TOKYO — (AP) — Japan’s ruling party on Friday picked former defense minister Shigeru Ishiba as leader. He will become prime minister next week. The party leadership win is a ticket to the top job because the Liberal Democratic Party’s ruling coalition currently controls the parliament.
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The vote is limited to the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party's parliamentarians and dues-paying members. Because the party ...
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