Japan LDP leadership shake-up

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishia (3rd from L) poses for a photo on Aug. 10, 2022, with other Liberal Democratic Party executives -- (from L) General Council Chairman Toshiaki Endo, Vice President Taro Aso, Secretary General Toshimitsu Motegi and Policy Research Council Chairman Koichi Hagiuda -- at the LDP's headquarters in Tokyo after the ruling party's leadership shake-up.

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