Japan: PM Fumio Kishida says that "strong voices" assume ruling party won general elex

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SOT, Fumio Kishida, Prime Minister of Japan (Japanese) : “​Any House of Representatives election is to choose a government. The ruling party must have a majority. I have always said that this is the basic principle. The results of the election are still in the process of being counted, but it seems that there are strong voices saying that the ruling party is sure to have a majority, so if that is the case, I take it as a sign of confidence in this election.”

SOT, Fumio Kishida, Prime Minister of Japan (Japanese) : “​In particular, this COP26 is considered to be a very important conference, so Japan’s absence would affect ourselves a lot. Especially, when I was talking with Boris Johnson of the UK, who was my colleague when I was foreign minister, I have heard that for this COP26, as much as possible, they are asking people to refrain from attending by proxy or participating remotely, so if we don’t go, there won’t be Japan’s presence. That’s why I’m leaving now.”

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