Japan's political landscape is transforming as the far-right party Sanseito gains unprecedented support, echoing Trump's 'America First.' Economic struggles and youth dissatisfaction are driving this change.
Amid swirling rumors of resignation following a significant upper house election defeat, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba firmly denies plans to step down, citing a need for stability as a crucial trade deal deadline approaches.
The far-right Sanseito party has made headlines after winning 14 seats in Japan's upper house election. Their controversial stance on immigration and promises for tax cuts have sparked debate about the future of Japanese politics.
Japan's ruling coalition is projected to lose its majority in the upper house, raising concerns over Prime Minister Ishiba's leadership amid looming tariff deadlines with the U.S. Voter discontent over inflation issues may lead to significant political shifts.
