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    Japans ultrakonservativer Premierminister Sanae Takaichi hat einen großen Wahlsieg erwartet

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    1. Adorable-Database187 on

      >Takaichi is interested in “nurturing a very strong U.S. alliance, but also building Japan’s own defense capabilities as a hedge against the perception that America is no longer a reliable ally,” said Jeff Kingston, a professor of Asian studies and history at Temple University’s Japan campus.

    3. Past_Key_1054 on

      The LDP have only been out of power for what 4 or 5 years since 1958. Pretty incredible run.

    4. Pitbullbaby on

      What are the PM’s ultravonservative views?

      EDIT: because I genuinely don’t know not because I disagree

    5. imhereforthemeta on

      Why is Japan so anxious about immigration? Their population is aging and they orange replacing their population. I mean, I know it’s a pretty racist population in general, but it’s still seems like a weird number one issue.

    8. hotpotcommander on

      Literally no one in Japan considers her to be an „ultraconservative.“

    9. serballsmcdunk on

      This is big news for the 50 thousand people that are gonna be left in the country in 20 years.

    11. Okawaru1 on

      Imagine being labeled ultraconservative and still basically being far left compared to current U.S admin

    13. Flesh-Tower on

      Haha… So was Canada till they saw Trump come in and they ran for the hills and voted liberal…oh god

      Japan please stick to your guns

    15. yeetis12 on

      ITT: people now wishing harm on japan because they didn’t vote the way they wanted

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