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How Australia revived the political middle

Commentary / World Jun 8, 2022

How Australia revived the political middle

by Peter Singer

The outcome of Australia's federal election in May should help to dispel the cynicism that leads many to think that politics never changes anything.

Ichiro Ozawa: The kingmaker and destroyer in Japanese politics

National / History | Heisei Icons Feb 19, 2019

Ichiro Ozawa: The kingmaker and destroyer in Japanese politics

by Reiji Yoshida

Reformer, kingmaker, shadow shogun, destroyer. With so many labels, no politician stands out like Ichiro Ozawa among Japan's conformist legislators.

Ichiro Ozawa may be on verge of comeback as Japan's DPP and Liberal parties form joint Diet group

National / Politics Jan 24, 2019

Ichiro Ozawa may be on verge of comeback as Japan's DPP and Liberal parties form joint Diet group

by Reiji Yoshida

One of Japan's most influential and divisive political figures in recent decades may be staging another comeback. On Thursday, Liberal Party leader Ichiro Ozawa and Yuichiro Tamaki, head of the Democratic Party for the People, met at the Diet, where they agreed to form a ...

New Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison gets to work as government support plummets

Asia Pacific / Politics Aug 27, 2018

New Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison gets to work as government support plummets

Australia's new prime minister toured drought-hit farms Monday to show voters after a week of turmoil the government was back to work, but a leading opinion poll showed it now faces an even greater chance of electoral defeat after changing leaders. Prime Minister Scott Morrison ...

Liberal Party is reborn in Seikatsu no To rebranding ahead of possible election

National / Politics Oct 13, 2016

Liberal Party is reborn in Seikatsu no To rebranding ahead of possible election

by Reiji Yoshida

Seikatsu no To (People's Life Party) has rebranded itself as the Liberal Party, adopting the name of a recently defunct conservative party in a bid to lure right-of-center voters away from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The party registered its name change at the internal ...

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