Japan will convene an interim parliament on the 21st, during which the prime minister's nomination election will be held to elect Shigeru Ishiba's successor. As the Komeito Party withdrew from the ruling coalition, it is still doubtful whether sanae takaichi, the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, can be elected prime minister. How do Japanese political parties play games at present?

The Reform Association and the Liberal Democratic Party are close to several opposition parties to adjust their strategies

On the 15th of this month, the Constitutional Democratic Party, the National Democratic Party and the Japanese Conservative Party had three party leaders meetings in the opposition. The three parties had a relatively large number of seats in the congress, and if they were able to form a coalition to elect a unified candidate, it would be hoped to prevent the election of Prime Minister.The three parties failed to agree on policy.¡£

As the Japan Reform Association withdrew from the negotiation of the opposition camp to co-elect the prime minister and quickly approached the Liberal Democratic Party, the largest opposition party, the Constitutional Democratic Party, said on the 17th that it would vote for Noda Yoshihiko, the leader of its party, in the prime minister's nomination election. According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News on the 17th, the top leaders of the Komeito Party said on the same day that the party began to adjust its strategy and would not vote for the leader of the opposition party in the prime minister's nomination election.

What are the possible outcomes of the prime minister's nomination?

Analysts believe that judging from the current situation, there are three possible outcomes for the Japanese Prime Minister's naming election.

The first one,The Self-Democratic Party and the Vichy Association formed a ruling alliance, and CaoÊÐÔçÃç was elected Prime Minister of Japan¡£Under such circumstances, the total number of seats in the House and Senate of Congress between the two parties is less than half. Gaoshi will face the dilemma of "minority governance" and policy implementation may be difficult.

The second,The self-government party ruled separately, high-ranking Japanese prime minister.¡£ At present, the Liberal Democratic Party is still the largest party in Congress. If the opposition party can't elect a unified candidate, even if the Liberal Democratic Party and the Reform Association finally collapse, Takaichi can win by virtue of the advantage that the Liberal Democratic Party has the largest number of seats in Congress. However, the lack of support from ruling allies will make it more difficult to govern.

The Third,The opposition successfully formed a coalition and produced a prime minister from it.At present, this possibility seems to be smaller.