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Japanese Prime Minister Resigns

posted by Anna-Maria Müller at 12h39 GMT on Sep 12
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nn20070912x1a.jpgAfter a series of scandals, decreasing public approval and less than one year as Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe announced his resignation from the post today. Another reason for his         resignation is the lack of oppositional support for an extension of Japanese military assistance in Iraq. Read more about the situation in The Japan Times, on BBC News online, the International Herald Tribune and Al Jazeera.

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