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Why Japan's Government is on the Brink of Collapse (Again)
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March 29, 2025
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Yet another Japanese Prime Minister has found themselves embroiled in a financial scandal, with Shigeru Ishiba seeing his approval hitting record lows. So in this video, we'll explain what's happened and whether we could see a fifth PM in as many years.
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Gift voucher scandal & Ishiba’s response:
Post-scandal polling:
Inflation and rice price:
Trump’s tariffs on foreign cars & Japan response:
Chances of ousting Ishiba:
Resignation polling:
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