The "Kamikaze" election
The "Kamikaze" electionAs the economy sinks, the prime minister is ready to go down with it THE prime minister, Yoshihiko Noda, appears suddenly to have settled a question that has hung over Japanese politics since the summer. He all but promised to dissolve the lower house of the Diet, or parliament, within two days—to hold a general election by December 16th. The move was greeted with glee by Sh
BBC News - Naoto Kan becomes Japan's new prime minister
Mr Kan was elected by DPJ lawmakers and then confirmed as prime minister by votes in both houses of parliament. He defeated little-known Shinji Tarutoko, chairman of the lower house environmental committee, by a vote of 291-129 among DPJ members of parliament. Mr Kan is expected to form a cabinet in the next few days, and to be sworn in by Emperor Akihito next week. In a speech to DPJ members on F
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