Japan Has Elected This Hardline Conservative Politician As Its First Woman Prime Minister
In Japan, only 10% of government positions are held by women.
Japan has elected hardline conservative politician Takaichi Sanae as its first woman prime minister, a historic moment in a country long dominated by male leaders.
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