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Japan Coalition Backs Sanae Takaichi for First Woman Prime Minister


Japan Coalition Backs Sanae Takaichi for First Woman Prime Minister


Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the main opposition Japan Innovation Party (JIP) are set to form a coalition government, paving the way for Sanae Takaichi to become the country's first female prime minister. The LDP and JIP are expected to sign an agreement on Monday, with Takaichi likely to be elected as premier as early as Tuesday. This development comes after the LDP's junior partner, the Komeito party, left the governing coalition after 26 years, plunging the country into a political crisis.


Takaichi's bid to become Japan's first female premier was initially derailed by the collapse of her governing coalition. However, the LDP has been working to form a different alliance, and the potential coalition with JIP could put her back in contention for the top job. The parties are still two seats short of a majority to pass the vote.


If the vote goes to a second-round run-off, Takaichi would only need support from more MPs than the other candidate. The coalition talks come just days before US President Donald Trump's expected arrival in Japan before the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in South Korea.


Takaichi's potential premiership is seen as a significant step for Japan, and her policies may differ from those of the previous government. The LDP and JIP's coalition agreement is expected to be finalized soon, with Takaichi likely to play a key role in shaping Japan's future.

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