Save time by listening to our audio articles as you multitaskThe killing shocked Japan. Gun violence is exceedingly rare: the country saw just one gun death in all of 2021. Political violence, too, has been virtually unheard of in recent years. Mr Abe had already earned theof being Japan’s longest-serving premier, over two stints in office from 2006 to 2007 and from 2012 to 2020. The assassination made him the only Japanese head of government to be killed during the post-war era.
, where he sought to counter China’s rise by strengthening Japan’s own defences, reinforcing its alliance with America and building ties with other regional powers.’s largest faction in parliament Mr Abe exerted more than enough influence to push Kishida Fumio, the current prime minister, farther along that path.
The likeliest scenario, however, is that Mr Kishida sticks to Mr Abe’s direction, but moves at a slower pace. When it comes to Japan’s strategic choices, “stay the course” is the “only option the Kishida administration can have, and they are well aware of this”, argues Funabashi Yoichi of the Asia-Pacific Initiative, a think-tank in Tokyo. In addition, the “centre of gravity of public opinion has shifted” towards support for a stronger, more muscular Japan, says Richard Samuels of.
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“Far right policies were enacted, and we hope they live on”
Extremely sad.
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May he rest in peace.
It’s not an isolated murder, and pro-CCP/Korea group spreading conspiracy theories linking the assassination to religion. From the results of the recent elections, it’s clear that the majority of voters want to change the Constitution and strengthen the military's own forces.
He and Klaus were close, they should be together forever.
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