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The Takaichi Cabinet's support rate has fallen to a new low of 50.2%, coinciding with public protests against the government's push to expand Japan's military role.
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Takaichi Cabinet's Approval Rating Drops to New Low Amid Remilitarization Push
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reporting declining supportpositiveShow 1 post
started 3h ago•Last update 3h ago
News outlets report a significant drop in the Takaichi Cabinet's support rate to 50.2%, marking a new low since taking office, with disapproval rising to 33.9%.
opposing remilitarizationnegativeShow 1 post
started 4h ago•Last update 4h ago
Protesters are rallying against Takaichi's government, chanting 'Takaichi Out' and expressing opposition to the expansion of Japan's military role and the debate over non-nuclear principles.
divided on WWII stanceneutralShow 1 post
started 19h ago•Last update 19h ago
The Japanese public is divided on Prime Minister Takaichi's lack of remorse regarding her role in World War II, with 47% supporting her view and 42% disapproving.
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