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Abe Shinzo’s Political Faction to Select a New Leader

Abe Shinzo’s Political Faction to Select a New Leader

By Mina Pollmann
The former prime minister still headed up the LDP's largest legislative faction at the time of his assassination. Can the next leader keep the group intact?
Abe’s Militaristic Funeral Captures Japan’s Internal Divisions

Abe’s Militaristic Funeral Captures Japan’s Internal Divisions

By Foster Klug
20,000 police officers and more than 1,000 soldiers were on patrol as thousands of protesters took to the streets.

Japan and the Controversial Unification Church

Japan and the Controversial Unification Church

By Thisanka Siripala
In a post-Abe era, Japanese politics has been rocked by the Unification Church’s links to LDP lawmakers.

Half of LDP National Lawmakers Tied to Unification Church

Half of LDP National Lawmakers Tied to Unification Church

By Mari Yamaguchi
An internal survey by Japan’s ruling party confirmed widespread ties between the Liberal Democratic Party and the South Korea-based church.

Why Is Abe Shinzo’s State Funeral Stoking Controversy?

Why Is Abe Shinzo’s State Funeral Stoking Controversy?

By Jio Kamata
Even in death, the former prime minister remains a polarizing figure.
Before Abe: A Brief History of Political Assassinations in Japan

Before Abe: A Brief History of Political Assassinations in Japan

By Dmitry Filippov
The assassination of a political leader in Japan is rare today, but that wasn't always the case.

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Expands Majority in Elections After Abe’s Assassination

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Expands Majority in Elections After Abe’s Assassination

By Thisanka Siripala
The upper house election took on heightened significance in the wake of former Prime Minister Abe’s assassination.
Assassination of Kingmaker Abe Will Consolidate Prime Minister Kishida’s Power

Assassination of Kingmaker Abe Will Consolidate Prime Minister Kishida’s Power

By Kosuke Takahashi
The political shockwaves from Abe's assassination are just starting to be felt with the upper house election.

Japan Struggles to Understand the Abe Assassination

Japan Struggles to Understand the Abe Assassination

By Cristian Martini Grimaldi
The shocking murder highlighted Abe's unique stature. But aside from the high-profile target, the killing fit a pattern of lone wolf attacks in Japan.

Japan in Shock After Fatal Shooting of Former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo

Japan in Shock After Fatal Shooting of Former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo

By Thisanka Siripala
Japan is reeling after the assassination of its longest-serving leader while on the campaign trail for the upcoming election.

Japan Ex-Leader Abe Shinzo Assassinated While Giving Speech

Japan Ex-Leader Abe Shinzo Assassinated While Giving Speech

By Mari Yamaguchi, Chisato Tanaka, and Foster Klug
The former prime minister, 67, was gunned down while campaigning for Sunday's upper house elections.
‘Hopeless’: Japan’s Weak Opposition No Match for Ruling LDP

‘Hopeless’: Japan’s Weak Opposition No Match for Ruling LDP

By Mari Yamaguchi
Few expect the opposition to gain any ground in Japan’s upper house election on July 10.

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