The Trial of Abe’s Assassin Is a Test of Takaichi’s Appetite for Political Reform

by admin | Jan 1, 2026 | Asia

Yamagami Tetsuya’s trial will renew attention to the powerful effect of religious groups in Japanese politics, and the LDP’s history of opaque fundraising. Will Takaichi address those issues?

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