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27.10.2024 20:34
Japan gripped by two things: a general election and Shohei Ohtanis shoulder Speculation about the countrys political future is competing for space with the fortunes of the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar in the World SeriesThe Monday morning headlines in Japanese newspapers will be dominated by the result of the previous days general election. But speculation about the countrys political future after a tightly contested vote will be competing for space with another event taking place thousands of miles away. And all because of one man: Shohei Ohtani.On Tuesday in Japan, millions of people are expected to devour every pitch and hit in the next instalment of the seven-game World Series between Ohtanis Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees, with enthusiasm reaching levels usually reserved for the climax of domestic baseball, the Japan Series. Continue reading... ...

27.10.2024 21:34
Japans ruling coalition to lose majority in election, national broadcaster says PM Shigeru Ishibas Liberal Democratic party faces losses amid voter anger over funding scandal and cost of livingJapans ruling coalition is certain to lose its majority in parliament in Sundays general election, according to the national broadcaster, after taking losses amid voter anger over a funding scandal and a cost of living crisis in the worlds fourth-biggest economy.The outcome may force the Liberal Democratic party (LDP), which has ruled Japan almost without interruption since the mid-1950s, or the main opposition Constitutional Democratic party (CDP) into power-sharing agreements with other parties to form a government. The official result is not expected until Monday morning. Continue reading... ...

27.10.2024 22:08
Japanese voters call for stronger steps to combat inflation While issues surrounding political funding were a focal point of Japan's House of Representatives election on Sunday, many voters also saw measures to address rising living costs as an urgent priority. In the western city of Osaka, Toma Ariyama, 23, voted for a ruling Liberal Democratic Party candidate despite public anger over a slush funds scandal engulfing the party. Read full story here