Oct. 25, 2025
New prime minister
Sanae Takaichi was elected as a prime minister on Tuesday. She is the first female prime minister in Japanese history. She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and won the race.
高市早苗氏が火曜日に首相に選出されました。日本史上初の女性首相です。参議院での第1回投票では過半数を獲得できず、日本の選挙規定に基づき決選投票に進み、当選しました。
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Sanae Takaichi was elected as athe prime minister of Japan on Tuesday.
Sanae Takaichi was elected as the prime minister of Japan on Tuesday.
She isbecame the first female prime minister in Japanese history.
She became the first female prime minister in Japanese history.
She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and then won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and then won the race.
New pPrime mMinister
New Prime Minister
Sanae Takaichi was elected as a pthe Prime mMinister on Tuesday.
Sanae Takaichi was elected as the Prime Minister on Tuesday.
She is the first female pPrime mMinister in Japanese history.
She is the first female Prime Minister in Japanese history.
She failed to secure a majority in the first round of voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for elections, she went into a runoff and won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first round of voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for elections, she went into a runoff and won the race.
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Sanae Takaichi was elected as a prime minister on Tuesday.
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She is the first female prime minister in Japanese history.
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She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first round of voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for elections, she went into a runoff and won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first round of voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for elections, she went into a runoff and won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and then won the race. She failed to secure a majority in the first voting in the Upper House, and according to Japanese rules for election, she went into a runoff and then won the race. |
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