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Why the world is watching Japan’s historic leadership transition
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party leadership election has been extensively viewed, domestically. However, the wider world has also been watching the crucial contest closely too, not least G7 allies in the West given the importance of Tokyo to this club of industrialized nations. The word historic is often overused, but this contest genuinely met that high benchmark. This is not least because the victor Sanae Takaichi, announced on Saturday, is now widely expected to become the nation’s first female prime minister.
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thehindu.com
Japan’s next leader may be its first woman or youngest in modern era
Japan may see its first woman Prime Minister or youngest leader as candidates vie for ruling party leadership.
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scmp.com
‘New era’: Japan’s LDP elects Sanae Takaichi, poised to be first female PM
She was elected LDP president on Saturday after winning a run-off vote against Shinjiro Koizumi, the son of a former prime minister.
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theguardian.com
Sanae Takaichi: the new leader of Japan’s Liberal Democratic party who cites Thatcher as an influence
Takaichi, likely to become Japan’s first female PM, is a rightwinger who has been critical of China and focused on migration in her campaign
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aljazeera.com
Japan’s LDP elects Takaichi as new leader, likely to be first female PM
If elected, Takaichi will face a host of issues, including an ageing population and growing unease about immigration.
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Japan poised to get first female PM after Sanae Takaichi wins ruling party leadership
Margaret Thatcher admirer beat her more moderate rival to become leader of Liberal Democratic party
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lemonde.fr
Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan's first woman prime minister
Japan's governing party on Saturday elected former economic security minister Sanae Takaichi, a hardline ultra-conservative and China hawk, as its new leader.
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telegraph.co.uk
Japan elects its first female prime minister
A popular nationalist, Sanae Takaichi decisively wins run-off vote to become leader of governing LDP
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cnbc.com
Right-wing Sanae Takaichi is set to be Japan's first female prime minister
Japan's ruling party picked hardline conservative Sanae Takaichi as its head, putting her on course to become the country's first female prime minister.
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dailysabah.com
Japan set to get 1st female PM, right-wing Sanae Takaichi
Japan’s ruling party has chosen hardline conservative Sanae Takaichi to lead, putting her on track to make history as the country’s first female prime...
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Sanae Takaichi is set to be Japan’s next leader. What will it mean for China?
Conservative views on sensitive matters, including Japan’s wartime history and Taiwan, may rock already strained ties with Beijing, analysts warn.
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dailymail.co.uk
Meet Japan's Iron Lady: Thatcher-loving drummer may be first female PM
Takaichi, 64, beat out her competitor Shinjiro Koizumi to become the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) who have been in power almost continuously since 1955.
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arabnews.com
Why the world is watching Japan’s historic leadership transition
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party leadership election has been extensively viewed, domestically. However, the wider world has also been watching the crucial contest closely too,…
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Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female governing-party leader, is an ultra-conservative star in a male-dominated group
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's potential first female Prime Minister, is an ultra-conservative leader with controversial views on gender and history.
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Japan’s first female governing-party leader is an ultra-conservative star in a male-dominated group
TOKYO: In a country that ranks poorly internationally for gender equality, the new president of Japan’s long-governing Liberal Democrats, and likely next prime minister, is an…
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fortune.com
Surprise in Japan’s leadership race jolts financial markets as the dollar soars against the yen | Fortune
Sanae Takaichi favors looser fiscal and monetary policies, raising expectations that Tokyo will issue more debt while the central bank rethinks rate hikes.