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Sanae Takeuchi in Podcasts

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The current prime minister of Japan, known for her conservative policies and stance on China and Taiwan.

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Bloomberg News Now
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Takeuchi's betting that a snap election on February 8th will allow her ruling Liberal Democratic Party to strengthen its slim parliamentary majority.

Bloomberg News Now
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi has officially called an early election and promised a temporary sales tax cut on food if she wins a fresh mandate for her new coalition.

Bloomberg News Now
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Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi plans to campaign on a two-year cut to the sales tax on food in a snap election that'll take place with early polling beginning on February 8th.

Bloomberg News Now
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi has officially called an early election and promised a temporary sales tax cut on food if she wins a fresh mandate for her new coalition.

Bloomberg News Now
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Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi plans to campaign on a two-year cut to the sales tax on food in a snap election that will take place with early polling beginning on February 8th.

Morning Wire
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The new export controls come after Japan's conservative prime minister, Sanae Takeuchi, made comments about Taiwan that angered Beijing.

NPR News Now
NPR News: 11-17-2025 11AM EST

The Kyoto News Agency reports that Japanese Foreign Ministry official Masaaki Kanai will tell Chinese officials that Japan's policy towards Taiwan has not changed, despite Prime Minister Sanae Takeuchi's remarks in Parliament this month that a Chinese attack on Taiwan could constitute an existential threat for Japan, justifying a military response.