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'No greater remorse:' Police chief regrets lax security in Abe event: There were "undeniable" flaws in security for former prime minister Shinzo Abe ...
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Quick Glance: Shinzo Abe's Party Wins Parliamentary Vote, Extending Legacy
- The Liberal Democrats, who are in power, are striving for a supermajority.
- TOKYO — Two days after former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated at a campaign stop on Friday, his Liberal Democratic Party and its allies surged to victory in a parliamentary election, giving them the opportunity to pursue Mr. Abe's long-held dream of amending Japan's pacifist Constitution.
- Aside from party power struggles, the main question may be whether Mr. Kishida has his own vision in the end.
- Ayumi Sekizawa, 31, a real estate agent in Tokyo, said he voted for the Liberal Democrats in part to demonstrate his support following Mr. Abe's death.
Abe shooter says he tried to make bomb: sources: The man who fatally shot former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has told police he had attempted to make a bomb ...
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Quick Glance: Shinzo Abe Rewrote Japan's Role in the World. And was a power broker till the end.
- At the age of 67, he died in the early evening hours. Read More: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Assassinated.
- Abe kept "setting the agenda" for Japanese politics.
- According to Kono, "I believe there were expectations from both home and abroad for him to continue to play a role in the international arena as a former prime minister.
- And how things turned out today is a tragic loss not only to Japan, but to the world as well."
- And the way things have turned out today is a devastating loss not only for Japan, but for the entire globe."
- However, Abe's death, like his life, will leave a long shadow over Japanese politics.
The assassination of Shinzo Abe, the longest-serving Japanese prime minister, shocked not only Japan but also other countries ... Show more https://news.abs-cbn.com/overseas/07/08/22/ex-japan-pm-abe-killed-in-shooting-media
Quick Glance: Shinzo Abe Rewrote Japan's Role in the World. And was a power broker till the end.
- At the age of 67, he died in the early evening hours. Read More: Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Assassinated.
- Abe kept "setting the agenda" for Japanese politics.
- According to Kono, "I believe there were expectations from both home and abroad for him to continue to play a role in the international arena as a former prime minister.
- And how things turned out today is a tragic loss not only to Japan, but to the world as well."
- And the way things have turned out today is a devastating loss not only for Japan, but for the entire globe."
- However, Abe's death, like his life, will leave a long shadow over Japanese politics.
"No greater remorse, no bigger regret than this."
Tomoaki Onizuka, chief of the Nara Perfectural Police, admitted their security breaches after the ... Show more https://news.abs-cbn.com/overseas/07/11/22/no-greater-remorse-police-chief-regrets-lax-security-in-abe-eventQuick Glance: China and Japan are gloating over Shinzo Abe's death.
- Many Chinese criticized Japan's military strengthening under Abe's leadership, which permitted the country to deploy abroad.
- Above all, they accused him of exaggerating Japan's crimes during WWII.
- They took economic relations to a "new level," as Abe claimed during a rare visit to Beijing.
- Under Abe's leadership, the Quad Group, which includes Japan, Australia, the United States, and India, was also revitalized.
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