After China s warning, Fumio Kishida announced his resignation, don t think about it, not resign as

Mondo International Updated on 2024-01-29

At present, an article entitled "" has attracted widespread attention. In this article, it is mentioned that the Japanese think tank publishedMilitaryThe report, which hyped China and called on Japan to strengthen its defense capabilities to prevent China from taking back Taiwan. China immediately issued a warning, and the Japanese prime ministerFumio KishidaAnnouncing his resignationLiberal Democratic PartyThe position of the chairman of the "Kishida faction" faction within the country, a move that has attracted attention and speculation.

To get a fuller picture of the causes of this incident, we need to look backLiberal Democratic PartyThe situation inside. Liberal Democratic PartyIt has always been the main ruling party in Japan, whileLiberal Democratic PartyThere are many internal factions, the largest of which is the "** faction", with ** Jinzo as the core. WhileFumio KishidaThe reason for quittingLiberal Democratic PartyThe internal "Kishida faction" is mainly because the "** faction" has been exposed recentlyPoliticsThe scandal of the money rally. According to Japanese law, oncePoliticsFunds received from the same person or team cannot exceed 200,000 yen, and the amount and name must be registered beyond this limit. However, in the recent past, it has been led by the "** faction".Liberal Democratic PartyThe faction was revealed to be undocumentedPoliticsThe issue of income and expenditure of fund gatherings. A number of Japanese ** have followed up on this, andOpposition partiesalso began to accuse the "** faction" of fightingPoliticsThe name of the fund rally is the real thing. Therefore,Fumio KishidaAs the chairman of the "Kishida faction", in order to draw a clear line with the members of the faction and avoid being implicated, he decided to resign as president.

However, forFumio KishidaWe should not just see it as a palliative move, but should pay more attention to the essence of the incident. If this scandal continues to ferment, it will inevitably ripple through the entire bodyLiberal Democratic Party, especially the "Kishida faction", this situation will undoubtedly be rightFumio KishidaofPoliticsCareers have a significant impact. Therefore,Fumio KishidaAnnouncing his resignation as president can be said to be his attempt to protect himself from being involved in the whole scandalPoliticsA strategy for the future. However,PoliticsThe world is complex and unpredictable, and if the situation expands, keeping the presidency may become a small goal for him, and even the premiership may be threatened.

Looking back at the whole event, we also need to reflect on itJapanese politicsEthos and internal operating mechanisms. The scandal is justJapanese politicsThe tip of the iceberg in the system is exposed on the one handPoliticsLoopholes in the management of the use of funds, on the other hand, are also reflectedPoliticsPower struggles and competing interests between factions. And this internal struggle is forJapanese politics's stability and integrity are undoubtedly undermining. If this situation is not fundamentally changed and rectified, then there is a high probability that similar scandals will be repeated to JapanPoliticsThe system and the country's image have caused a lot of damage.

To sum it up,Fumio KishidaAnnouncing his resignationLiberal Democratic PartyThe internal position of the chairman of the "Kishida faction" is actually his position on the existingPoliticsA response to the pattern. He tried to distance himself from the scandal, avoid being implicated, and protect himselfPoliticsFuture. However, this decision can only be considered a palliative move, forJapanese politicsThe fundamental problems of the system do not propose solutions. We look forward to itJapanese politicsIt is possible to carry out in-depth reform and rectification and achieve itPoliticsand make more positive contributions to the development of the country and the well-being of the people.

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