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Japan's PM calls for deeper debate on constitution22 January
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for political parties to deepen debate on revising Japan's pacifist Constitution, his long-held political goal, as parliament c…
Japan's Abe cabinet support rate up, but 54% citizens against Constitution revision15 January
The public approval rating for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet edged up, but a larger group of respondents are against revising the pacifist Constitution un…
Op-ed: Any prospects for Japan’s Constitutional revision agenda?11 January
Prime Minister Abe is seen as likely to win reelection as president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party this September, enabling him to lead Japan for anothe…
Japan's Abe hopes to win cross-party support on proposed constitutional change8 January
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday sought cross-party cooperation on amending Japan's postwar Constitution, but the ruling party's junior coalition partner and…
Op-ed: Japan's PM wrestles with constitutional change8 December 2017
Wednesday 29 November in Tokyo, and the morning's breaking news was not Kim Jong-Un firing another missile but that sumo grand champion Haruma Fuji had announce…
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