Japan’s Ishiba Taps Veterans for Cabinet as Early Election Looms
Japan’s next prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, is set to name party veterans to senior posts in his cabinet as he broadly pursues continuity in economic, monetary and foreign policy, and prepares for an expected early general election.
Japan, Kyodo and Katsunobu Kato
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