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Ishiba cabinet approval rating falls to 46% after Japan election
Japan's struggling leader faces another vote in parliament after his party's election loss
Japan's Elections Knock Back the Yen, but Only Temporarily
Japan's snap election backfires for ruling coalition
Japan election: Ruling party loses majority, says NHK
Japan election: what's next for Ishiba and the LDP after polls drubbing?
Japan election: How a bad night for Ishiba's LDP unfolded
Japan voters punish PM Ishiba, election result unclear
Japan's elder election: senior voters set to dominate snap poll
Japan election: Ruling LDP coalition projected to lose majority
Japan election: Ruling LDP coalition projected at risk of losing majority
Voting ends in Japanese elections, ballot tallying begins
Japan election: Ruling party short of majority, says NHK
Japan election: Ruling coalition projected at risk of losing majority
Japanese voters go to polls in tough test for ruling coalition
Japan election: Polls open with ruling LDP facing tight race
Japan's parliamentary election: Why it matters
Asia-Pacific markets mostly rise ahead of Japan elections; Tokyo inflation slows
Japan election poll shows races tightening in final stretch
5 ways Japan's elections are unique
Election clouds loom over Japan's ruling party as Ishiba's approval ratings nosedive
Campaigning begins for Japan's parliamentary election
Japan election campaign kicks off; 465 lower house seats up for grabs
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There has been 12 news sources reporting on this, including: Nikkei (31%), The Star (14%), SCMP (11%), Deutsche Welle (11%), Nation PK (6%).
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