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CCTV International Times announces new chairman of the Japanese Self-Democratic PartyCity EarlyAt the Interim General Meeting of the Self-Democratic Party held on the morning of 7th, the official decision on internal senior personnel was made:Taro AsoAs vice president,Áåľ¿¡ was chief executive officer, with´åÖÎ×Ó as chairman of the general affairs, Xiao Lin Eagle as chief executive officer, and Guaja Gui as chairman of election policy.

In the previous runoff vote in the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election, Taro Aso had "instructed support for Takashi Hara-mi," which helped Takashi Hara-mi defeat Shinjiro Koizumi and was elected as the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party.

The picture shows the data map of Taro Aso

Taro Aso was born in September 1940. From September 2008 to September 2009, he served as the president of the Liberal Democratic Party and the 92nd Prime Minister of Japan.

Subsequently, in the Cabinet of Abe, Taizong was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Finance; in the Cabinet ofÝÑÒåΰ, he was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance; during the period of Shaytada Moon as Prime Minister and President of the Japanese People's Party, he was Deputy President of the People's Party.

In September 2024, Mahatma Gandhi was appointed as the highest adviser of the Democratic Party.

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Japan will have the first female prime minister in history: people called "female version of Abe", repeatedly blackmailed China

According to CCTV news, on the afternoon of the 4th local time, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party held a presidential election to count votes. In the second round of voting, Sanae Takaichi, the former minister in charge of economic security, won the majority of votes and was elected as the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party. He will most likely become the new Japanese Prime Minister.

The picture shows Takaichi Sanae (left) and Koizumi Shinjiro (right)

After being elected president of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan, if nothing unexpected happens, 64-year-old Takashi Saami will become Japan's next prime minister. She will also be the first female prime minister in Japanese history.

He served as the Northern Minister of Okinawa, Minister of General Affairs, Chairman of the House of Representatives, Chairman of the People's Party's Budget, and Minister for Economic Security and Security.

From political amateur to ¡°female version of Abe¡±

In 1961, she was born in an ordinary family in Nara County, Japan, with no family members in charge. It is that she was originally admitted to the two top private universities of the university and early Rizda University, but in order to save her parents' tuition for her brother to go to school, let her finally choose to enter the National University of Kobe.

When he was young, sanae takaichi loved music, and once formed his own heavy metal band and served as a drummer. Her goal is to become a politician like former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

In 1993, 32-year-old Takaichi Sanae began to officially get involved in national politics. She is considered to have a close relationship with the late former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. With Abe's support, her political career has also gone smoothly, and she has set many records as a woman. Takaichi sanae is therefore known as the "female version of Abe" in Japan.

In 2006, during Abe's short first term as prime minister, Takashi was appointed as a cabinet member and was responsible for Okinawa and northern regional affairs. This was the first time Takashi held an important position.

In December 2012, after Abe returned to power, Takaichi was once again in the spotlight. During the Abe administration, she was repeatedly appointed to senior positions, including the LDP policy chief and the interior and communications minister. In 2013, takaichi sanae was appointed as the 55th generation president of government affairs investigation of the Liberal Democratic Party, becoming the first female president of government affairs investigation of the Liberal Democratic Party.

Takaichi sanae is called "female version of Abe"

This is the third time that Takaichi Sanae has run for the party leader: in September 2021, Takaichi Sanae announced for the first time that he would participate in the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election to compete for the qualification of Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's successor. However, in the first round of voting, the total number of votes failed to enter the top two and lost the election; In September 2024, she participated in the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election for the second time and lost to Shigeru Ishiba in the second round of voting; On September 19, 2025, Sanae Takaichi announced her candidacy for the third time.

China has repeatedly

Visited the Yasukuni Shrine almost every year for 12 years

Takaichi sanae is one of the representatives of Japanese right-wing politicians. He advocates amending Japan's peace constitution and has always been tough on China.

She also claimed that Japan's foreign aggression after the events of September 18 was a "war of self-defense", opposed to the division of class A war criminals and the establishment of national memorial facilities, and argued that foreign countries should not interfere with Japan's textbooks.

She is also a regular visitor to the Yogyakarta church.

Extreme news reporter noted that from 2014 to 2025, the high-market early-size 12 years a total of 11 times attended the Yakuza Shrine, and almost every year went to the Yakuza Shrine (note: No relevant records were consulted in 2018).

In 2021, she ran for the Liberal Democratic Party presidential election for the first time. In an interview, she shouted, "As a Japanese, no matter what position I hold, I will continue to visit (the Yasukuni Shrine)."

In 2022, Takashi Saami, who served as Japan's Minister of Economic Security, repeatedly made wild remarks that he would protect Japan from danger and closely monitor China.

Economically, Takaichi Sanae proposed to turn to a proactive fiscal policy and increase defense spending. She also said that she would consider expanding the framework of the ruling coalition to cope with the situation that the ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito Party lost a majority of seats in both houses of Congress.

In any case, takaichi sanae will face the dilemma of "minority ruling" in the ruling coalition, and its future is uncertain.

Headquarters of the Democratic Party (data map)

It is worth noting that if the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party wants to become the prime minister, he also needs to pass the nomination election of the prime minister in Congress. Due to the "double minority" status of the Liberal Democratic Party in Congress, there are still certain risks whether the new president can be successfully elected as prime minister.

Even if the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party is successfully elected as prime minister, he will continue to face political chaos, and it will still be difficult to promote policies under the situation of "double minority", especially two major problems.

First, it is not easy for the Democratic Party to regain the majority status in the House of Representatives. The polls show that the Japanese people have been dissatisfied with the self-government party's handling of the "black gold" scandal. while the self-government party's internal struggle has led to the resignation of Shapropan, which will make the self-government party's image more negative.

Analysts believe that there is still uncertainty in the implementation of the Japan-U.S. tariff agreement in terms of investment and other aspects, and Japan still needs to consult with the United States to strive for a more favorable situation.

In addition, problems such as rising prices and poor economic growth still plague Japanese society and pose a certain challenge to political stability.