In Japan, focus turns to a successor
In Japan, focus turns to a successor
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The ruling party must move quickly to find a new prime minister, which seems to favor Taro Aso, an Abe ally and fellow nationalist. -- The scramble to replace weary and beaten Prime Minister Shinzo Abe began in Tokyo's political corridors today, with members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party questioning whether their salvation lies in choosing a leader who provides experience and continuity, or finding one who offers change. |
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