Shigeru Ishiba Set to Become Japan’s Prime Minister
Shigeru Ishiba, leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, plans to call a parliamentary election on October 27 following his expected election as prime minister on Tuesday. Ishiba succeeded Fumio Kishida as party leader in a recent vote, with the ruling coalition ensuring his appointment as the next prime minister.
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Shigeru Ishiba, the head of Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party, announced on Monday his intention to call a parliamentary election on October 27. This follows his anticipated formal election as prime minister on Tuesday.
Ishiba secured the party leadership on Friday in a vote to succeed outgoing leader Fumio Kishida. With the ruling coalition's control of parliament, Ishiba's election as the next prime minister is assured.
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