Ishiba, in his final speeches Saturday in Tokyo, apologized over his party’s mishandling of funds and pledged “to restart as an equal, fair, humble and honest party.” He said only the LDP’s ruling coalition can responsibly run Japan with its experience and dependable policies.
Liberal Democratic Party, Japan's ruling party, braces for a blow in parliamentary elections
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Japan's new Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, at a party leaders' debate in Tokyo Friday, said that while Japan needs to keep conveying the tragedy of nuclear weapons to the world, in reality it is crucial to balance nuclear deterrence and the need to achieve a nuclear-free world.
A-bomb survivors use Nobel Peace Prize to share anti-nuke message with the young
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