Ishiba to step down as chief of LDP faction

Ishiba to step down as chief of LDP faction

Shigeru Ishiba (L), a former secretary general of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, attends a meeting in Tokyo on Oct. 22, 2020. Ishiba, who lost in the LDP presidential election in September, announced the same day his intention to step down as leader of his own intraparty faction.

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