Leadership race of new opposition party in Japan

Leadership race of new opposition party in Japan

Yukio Edano (R), head of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, and Kenta Izumi, policy chief of the Democratic Party for the People, shake hands ahead of a public debate in Tokyo on Sept. 9, 2020. They are running in the race to choose the leader of a new party to be created through the merger of the country's two largest opposition parties.

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