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Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Hayashi Expresses Intention to "Remain in office."

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Topic of interest Cabinet reshuffle: Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Hayashi expresses intention to remain in office; Prime Minister Takaichi will decide on his future soon; if he remains in office, it will be difficult for him to be elected party president https://t.co/7Qr7cWfe1W The Prime Minister will make a comprehensive decision on the appointments of cabinet ministers and party executives, and will decide on Mr.…
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[Josei Jishin] Regarding the cabinet reshuffle of Sanae Takaichi's cabinet scheduled for September 17, the Sankei Shimbun reported on the 12th that Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Yoshimasa Hayashi (65) has conveyed his desire to remain in his position to Prime Minister Takaichi. This differs from Hayashi's stance that had been reported previously. "Hayashi, who is aiming to be the 'post-Takaichi' leader, has been telling those a…

Topic of interest <Exclusive> Cabinet reshuffle: Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Hayashi expresses intention to remain in office; Prime Minister Takaichi will decide on his future soon; if he remains in office, it will be difficult for him to be elected party president https://t.co/7Qr7cWfe1W The Prime Minister will make a comprehensive decision on the appointments of cabinet ministers and party executives, and will decide on Mr.…

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Share News Japan broke the news in Japan on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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