In Japan, the election campaign of the upper house elections, which will greatly determine the future of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDK).
The elections will take place on July 20. The term of office of the deputies of the upper house of the parliament is six years, and the elections are held every three years. Only half of the members of the Chamber is re-elected, the total number of which is 248 seats.
The ruling coalition of the LDK and Komarto party led by Japanese Prime Minister Shigeri Isryba is currently a majority (140).
However, in the fall of the 2024 in the elections of the lower house of the parliament, after the extremely low ratings of the government and the ruling party, local analysts tend to think that
Ishiba again waits for failure.
In 2024, his leadership, the Liberal Democratic Party had already lost its majority in the lower house, which forced him to form a minority government, which was silently considered unstable.
