Japan's Iron Lady: What will Takaichi do with her landslide win?
Takaichi Sanae’s Liberal Democratic Party turning the wobbly coalition she inherited back in October as Japan’s first woman prime minister into a landslide win in snap elections that gives the 64-year old admirer of late British maverick prime minister Margaret Thatcher enough leeway to reform the constitution and break with eight decades of pacifism.
Takaichi Sanae’s Liberal Democratic Party turning the wobbly coalition she inherited back in October as Japan’s first woman prime minister into a landslide win in snap elections that gives the 64-year old admirer of late British maverick prime minister Margaret Thatcher enough leeway to reform the constitution and break with eight decades of pacifism.
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