Japan’s conservative LDP party, led by Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, obtained a historic landslide electoral victory on Sunday, securing a two-thirds supermajority in the lower house of the Parliament.
LDP saw its best electoral performance in the party’s entire history by claiming 316 seats out of the parliament’s 465 — up from the 198 it had before the election, granting the ruling conservatives a two-thirds supermajority mandate that allows it to pass bills rejected by the upper house among propose constitutional amendments, among several other prerogatives.
Speaking to Japanese broadcaster NHK, Takaichi explained that she does not plan to…
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