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In surprise move, new Japan PM to call Oct 31 election - NHK - Vimarsana News

In surprise move, new Japan PM to call Oct 31 election - NHK

By Elaine Lies and Ju-min Park

In surprise move, new Japan PM to call election on taking office - Vimarsana News

In surprise move, new Japan PM to call election on taking office

By Elaine Lies and Ju-min Park

Japan's new PM takes office, set to make surprise call for election - Vimarsana News

Japan's new PM takes office, set to make surprise call for election

By Elaine Lies and Ju-min Park TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's new prime minister, Fumio Kishida, on Monday called a parliamentary election for Oct. 31 and vowed to bolster the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic, shortly after being formally confirmed by lawmakers in the top job. Kishida, a 64-year-old former foreign minister with an image as a consensus builder, earlier unveiled a cabinet line-up dominated by allies of former prime minister Shinzo Abe and ex-finance minister Taro Aso. While Kishida may enjoy a honeymoon period usually afforded new governments by the electorate, political...

Next Japan PM to appoint well-connected lawmaker as finance minister -report - Vimarsana News

Next Japan PM to appoint well-connected lawmaker as finance minister -report

Japan's new leader will appoint little-known but well-connected lawmaker Shunichi Suzuki as finance minister, the Yomiuri daily reported, a choice which analysts said signals continuity in the government's bid to balance growth with fiscal reform.