LDP exec hints at extension of parliamentary session beyond June 23

LDP exec hints at extension of parliamentary session beyond June 23

TOKYO, Japan - Liberal Democratic Party Acting Secretary General Nobuteru Ishihara speaks during a meeting of executives of broadcasters subscribing to Kyodo News on June 12. He hinted at an extension of the ongoing parliamentary session beyond its scheduled end on June 23 to ensure key laws are enacted prior to the House of Councillors election in July.

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