Close Menu
    Prime Minister Takaichi's unyielding stance of not acknowledging the naphtha crisis or slander video allegations is pointed out by veteran lawmakers- "She believes that admitting fault even once would end her political career — a disease that leads to death only if one apologizes."
    Japan

    Prime Minister Takaichi’s unyielding stance of not acknowledging the naphtha crisis or slander video allegations is pointed out by veteran lawmakers- “She believes that admitting fault even once would end her political career — a disease that leads to death only if one apologizes.”


    Prime Minister Takaichi’s unyielding stance of not acknowledging the naphtha crisis or slander video allegations is pointed out by veteran lawmakers- “She believes that admitting fault even once would end her political career — a disease that leads to death only if one apologizes.”

    https://www.news-postseven.com/archives/20260608_2113802.html

    Share.
    View 3 Comments

    3 Comments

    1. GlobalTravelR on

      She’s so very Trumpian. Can’t wait for her to demand everyone lavish her with praise at Cabinet meetings.

    2. Briskfall on

      I’m not very knowledgeable about Japanese culture, so if I may ask — are apologies seen as a sign of weakness or incompetence? Or is it only that way in the sphere of political discourse?