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Takaichi's Election Gamble May Backfire Amid Scarce Policy Debates
Takaichi called the earliest postwar election to capitalize on 70% approval amid scandals threatening her party’s slim majority, risking voter backlash.
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Japan vote a 'high-stakes gamble' of importance to Taiwan: Experts
Widely seen as the most Taiwan-friendly Japanese prime minister since Shinzo Abe, Sakae Takaichi dissolved the House of Representatives on Friday three months after taking office, setting the stage for a snap election on Feb. 8 as she attempts to consolidate her leadership.
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Power loses its power when it is wielded too much. This is what I am saying today. But I feel like I have heard it somewhere before. Power is most effective when it is not used. I feel like I have heard that saying before. The strongest sword is the one that remains undrawn.
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