Elon Musk

The Guardian

Hiroshi Yoshida

Roos van Keulen

Chris Weller

Deseret News

Chay Bowes


Aaron Bastani


Jared Taylor

John Davis, LL.M

Japan "could effectively disappear by 2200 as a nation."

In 700 years, "there will be no more Japanese."

"Japan will perish by about 2056 because men are refusing to have intimate relationships with the women."

"The country's population will be just 500 by the year 3000, and just one by 3500."

"Within the next 1,750 years, the Japanese people could be no more."

"Japan may become the first country to become extinct due to the declining birth rate."

Will Japan's Population Go Extinct?

Sanae Takaichi, leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, secured a coalition agreement with the Japan Innovation Party on Monday, with party leaders confirming the partnership would provide sufficient parliamentary support for her election as prime minister.</span

JAPAN Forward

Nikkei Asia

Sanae Takaichi, leader of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, secured a coalition agreement with the Japan Innovation Party on Monday, with party leaders confirming the partnership would provide sufficient parliamentary support for her election as prime minister.

The coalition agreement between the LDP and Japan Innovation Party was finalized after Hirofumi Yoshimura called Takaichi Monday morning, stating they should move Japan forward together and formally conveying his party's intention to form the partnership.</span

The Mainichi

The coalition agreement between the LDP and Japan Innovation Party was finalized after Hirofumi Yoshimura called Takaichi Monday morning, stating they should move Japan forward together and formally conveying his party's intention to form the partnership.

The new coalition emerged after the centrist Komeito party ended its 26-year partnership with the LDP, citing concerns about the party's response to funding scandals and Takaichi's ultraconservative political positions on various social issues.</span

Al Jazeera

The Asahi Shimbun

The new coalition emerged after the centrist Komeito party ended its 26-year partnership with the LDP, citing concerns about the party's response to funding scandals and Takaichi's ultraconservative political positions on various social issues.

Opposition parties including the Constitutional Democratic Party, Democratic Party for the People and Komeito failed to unite behind a single candidate, with talks breaking down over policy disagreements on security and energy matters.</span

Guardian

Opposition parties including the Constitutional Democratic Party, Democratic Party for the People and Komeito failed to unite behind a single candidate, with talks breaking down over policy disagreements on security and energy matters.

The LDP-Japan Innovation Party coalition controls 231 seats in the 465-member lower house, falling two seats short of a majority but providing enough support for Takaichi to win the parliamentary vote scheduled for Tuesday.</span

Financial Times

The LDP-Japan Innovation Party coalition controls 231 seats in the 465-member lower house, falling two seats short of a majority but providing enough support for Takaichi to win the parliamentary vote scheduled for Tuesday.

Takaichi's expected appointment comes with immediate diplomatic challenges, including meetings with President Trump and regional summits, while she must address domestic issues like rising prices and economic concerns that frustrated voters.</span

New York Post

Takaichi's expected appointment comes with immediate diplomatic challenges, including meetings with President Trump and regional summits, while she must address domestic issues like rising prices and economic concerns that frustrated voters.

Takaichi Secures Coalition Deal, Set to Become Japan PM

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Takaichi Secures Coalition Deal, Set to Become Japan PM

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