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Japan to convene parliament on prime minister selection on Nov 11, Kyodo reports

Ishiba said on October 28 he will stay in office despite his party losing its majority, saying he would not create a
Ishiba said on October 28 he will stay in office despite his party losing its majority, saying he would not create a "political vacuum." (AFP)
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28 Oct 2024 06:10:06 GMT9
28 Oct 2024 06:10:06 GMT9

TOKYO: Japan’s government and ruling coalition officials are planning to convene a special parliament session to select the prime minister on Nov. 11, Kyodo news reported on Monday, citing multiple unnamed sources.

The lawmakers’ vote follows Sunday’s general election, where Prime Minister ISHIBA Shigeru’s scandal-tainted ruling coalition lost the lower house majority.

Reuters

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