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| Japan: Defense Minister ð®ð§ððžð« ð’ð¡ð¢ð§ð³ð¨ ð€ð›ðž, ð¡ðšð¬ ð›ðžðžð§ ðžð¥ðžðœððžð ðð«ðžð¬ð¢ððžð§ð ð¨ðŸ ðð¡ðž ð‹ð¢ð›ðžð«ðšð¥ ðƒðžð¦ð¨ðœð«ðšðð¢ðœ ððšð«ðð² (ð‹ðƒð) ð¢ð§ ðð¨ððšð²'ð¬ ð«ð®ð§ð¨ðŸðŸ ð¯ð¨ððž |
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… ðð«ðžð¬ð¢ððžð§ð ð¨ðŸ ðð¡ðž ð‹ð¢ð›ðžð«ðšð¥ ðƒðžð¦ð¨ðœð«ðšðð¢ðœ ððšð«ðð² (ð‹ðƒð) ð¢ð§ ðð¨ððšð²â€™ð¬ ð«ð®ð§ð¨ðŸðŸ ð¯ð¨ððž.🇯🇵 -He is set to become the next Prime Minister of Japan. -Ishiba is recognized for his deep interest in military issues and is often dubbed a "gunji otaku," or military enthusiast, in Japan. -He is a member of the ultranationalist Nippon Kaigi Group, which seeks to restore Japan to it’s former glory. -Ishiba has long been an outlier, willing to criticize and go against his own party. -He was one of nine candidates and defeated Economic Security Minister Sanae Takaichi, who aimed to become Japan’s first female leader. -Ishiba is the first Evangelical Christian to hold power in modern Japan since the Second World War. Source: The Washington Post, CNN |
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| #4 ^Of political party. And Japan has a Prime Minister. |
| Posted by: Grom the Reflective 2024-09-27 16:55 |
| #3 is he the president of the political party or of Japan itself? |
| Posted by: Seeking Cure For Ignorance 2024-09-27 16:34 |
| #2 .ðš ð§ð¨ððšð›ð¥ðž ð‚ð¨ð§ð¬ðžð«ð¯ðšðð¢ð¯ðž ð¥ðžðšððžð« ðšð§ð ðŸð¨ð«ð¦ðžð« ðƒðžðŸðžð§ð¬ðž ðŒð¢ð§ð¢ð¬ððžð« ð®ð§ððžð« ð’ð¡ð¢ð§ð³ð¨ ð€ð›ðž, ð¡ðšð¬ ð›ðžðžð§ ðžð¥ðžðœððžð ðð«ðžð¬ð¢ððžð§ð ð¨ðŸ ðð¡ðž ð‹ð¢ð›ðžð«ðšð¥ ðƒðžð¦ð¨ðœð«ðšðð¢ðœ ððšð«ðð² I confess a certain confusion about political terms as they are used in Nippon. |
| Posted by: Mercutio 2024-09-27 10:07 |
| #1 What the Guardian says about him link |
| Posted by: 3dc 2024-09-27 05:43 |